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This change sets the ControllerPreConfig and ControllerPostConfig
resources to OS::Heat::None in order to avoid setting the cluster
to maintenance mode while upgrading to the docker architecture.
Closes-Bug: 1706594
Change-Id: Ibd69670d1617b73a8621b8fd4243041891a96747
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The non-HA version of those two A/P Cinder services currently runs
non-containerized, as explained in I9ac74d6717533f59945694b4a43fe56d7ca768c6
and Ib10e4f18d967d356a15b97f58c488f8402a73356.
Disable their HA counterpart until the non-HA version is re-enabled.
Change-Id: I2aa49330fa361e330448dc9aa88e3812d9a7d464
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Adds upgrade_tasks to remove the pacemaker resources using the
ansible-pacemaker module.
Resources are disabled and removed in step2 (called only on
bootstrap node) and then the cluster stop is moved to step3
The existing systemd/service call is kept but only to disable
services after they are disabled/deleted from the cluster.
Related-Bug: 1701485
Co-Authored-By: Damien Ciabrini <dciabrin@redhat.com>
Change-Id: Ia597d240ea5834c50a8f6c4fac0b6ed417b8535c
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This adds a docker-ha.yaml that can be passed to the deployment
environments in order to get a containerized HA deployment.
Until we make the containerized deplyment the default the operator
must first include docker.yaml and *then* docker-ha.yaml in order
to get a containerized overcloud with an HA control plane.
We also make sure that the ClusterCheck service is set to None
by default and is part of the Controller roles.
Change-Id: I13204d70aad8dfeaf2bcf2ae30a1bb4715167659
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