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This patch updates the deployed-server interface to use a
simple hostname -s. The previous hostnamectl --transient
can pick up extra domain name configuration in some cases
that can cause very odd hostname generation if used
with the tripleo-heat-template host file generation.
This would actually break the new undercloud t-h-t installer
in that some of the /etc/hosts entries would be invalid
(no IP address) due to substring replacements failing in
a variety of odd hostname situations. Simplifying the
hostname of deployed servers to just the short version seems
the most sensable way to avoid all this.
Change-Id: Ia7e636d021f948ea5234475cef02f666d8ce6999
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The name output returned by this template is expected to be the short
name rather than a FQDN. Generally 'hostnamectl --static' returns a
FQDN and --transient will be the short name.
This change switches to using --transient and also simplifies the
script by dropping the unused outputs.
Change-Id: I19eaf9f66668f7e68765bad4018c0c60314f3f8f
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This patch switches the deployed-server.yaml template to use
apply-config instead of os-apply-config. The 'apply-config' hook
is now installed via a package (no longer requires elements for
installation) and supports more signalling options.
This is required to support the undercloud installer which doesn't work
with os-collect-config heat metadata.
Change-Id: I7963fe4f38e8f04c9871fe651d39efec1aa17c41
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This patch makes it possible to set
OS::TripleO::DeployedServer::ControlPlanePort: OS::Heat::None
in your resource_registry and thereby avoid the creation of
a neutron port for the deployed server. This is useful if
you are bootstrapping things in an environment without
Neutron.
Also, includes a new deployed-server-noop-ctlplane.yaml
environment file.
Change-Id: I2990dc816698e0f6e3193a8fc7c9c6767c6e50e5
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This patch provides a set of templates that enables
tripleo-heat-templates to be used with a set of already deployed,
installed, and running servers. In this method, Nova and Ironic are not
used to deploy any servers.
This approach is attractive for POC deployments where dedicated
provisioning networks are not available, or other server install methods
are dictated for various reasons.
There are also assumptions that currently have to be made about the software
installed on the already deployed servers. Effectively, they must match the
standard TripleO overcloud-full image.
Co-Authored-By: Steve Hardy <shardy@redhat.com>
Change-Id: I4ab1531f69c73457653f1cca3fe30cc32a04c129
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