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2016-08-12Convert ServiceNetMap to a nested templateSteven Hardy1-3/+3
We introduce a new ServiceNetMap resource which enables some more flexible mappings between the services and their networks. Specifically this patch means: 1. ServiceNetMap no longer has to specify the entire list of all services, operators may if they wish, but a subset is now valid where you want to accept the defaults for some services (the defaults are now accessible via the ServiceNetMapDefaults parameter. 2. We can map some keys which don't fit a pattern that enables conversion from CamelCase to snake_case which is required for compatibility with the service_names in puppet/services* This should be backwards compatible, and in future when we remove internal dependency on the CamelCase names, we could also enable operators to specify e.g heat_api_network in ServiceNetMap which would be more consistent. Change-Id: Ib60198adf76bb69ffbafbfac739e356d153f6194 Partially-Implements: blueprint custom-roles
2016-04-11Always use parameter_defaults in environment filesJiri Stransky1-1/+1
In the environments/ subdirectory of tripleo-heat-templates, we mostly use parameter_defaults, but some of the environment files still use parameters. This can lead to confusing behavior with respect to parameter priority when passing environment files to deploy/update commands. Users might expect that subsequent environment files take priority over preceding ones, but that might not be the case if the preceding environment files use `parameters`, while the subsequent ones use `parameter_defaults`. This commit switches all `parameters:` uses in environments/ subdirectory to `parameter_defaults:`. Change-Id: Ie4c03c7e7f5a5004a0384d35817135f357e9719b Closes-Bug: #1567837
2015-11-23Sample environment with old ServiceNetMap valueJames Slagle1-0/+33
The original value for the ServiceNetMap parameter had the Keystone Admin API service on the Internal API network. Later, it was moved to the ctlplane network by default. Users updating from clouds already deployed may not want to have the service moved, and we've occassionly seen it cause issues with services not getting restarted properly. This sample environment file documents the old value so that users can just optionally include it via -e to keep the services the same as they were when they originally deployed. Change-Id: I0b68542337a2f40e26df15fe7ac2da5aafe651d5