Create small web app for vic-machine download and vic-ui hosting for OVA appliance

[frapposelli]

User Statement:

• Want to be able to download current vic-machine installer locally, without internet access.
• Want to be able to install vic-ui easily.

Acceptance Criteria: Must support download of the vic-machine version shipped with the OVA, must support install workflow of the vic-ui plugin via vCenter

[jooskim]

Additional requirements:

Web server should always use HTTPS connection with its SHA-1 fingerprint handy. This could be hardcoded into the installer script, or even more advanced solution is that vic-ui install will all take care of it so that there will be no need for any shell scripts.

[andrewtchin]

Which installer script needs the fingerprint? I don't think it could be hardcoded because that would mean every install would have the same cert
Customers would probably also want to be able to use their own cert as an option

[jooskim]

Fingerprint has to be supplied as a flag for extension registration with VC. --server-thumbprint for vic-ui to be specific. So that's going to be based off of the certificate of the OVA appliance I suppose. Hardcoding it doesn't make sense now that I think twice. But it would be nice to have the vic-ui obtain the fingerprint against the OVA appliance as part of vic-ui install, as we don't assume the user has openssl installed on their computer.

[andrewtchin]

• Create webserver to display directory listing of vic-machine, vic-ui, plugin-packages/com.vmware.vic-0.8.0.zip, and vsphere-client-serenity/com.vmware.vic.ui-0.8.0.zip
• Modify OVA to put binaries on the filesystem
• Use self signed certs

Stretch goal:

• Use user provided certs