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Removes all bash libraries and converts almost all of the code to a
mixture of Python and Ansible. utils.sh and clean.sh still exist.
clean.sh will be migrated fully to clean.py in another patch.
The Apex Python package is now built into the opnfv-apex-common RPM. To
install locally do 'pip3 install .'. To deploy:
opnfv-deploy -d <file> -n <file> --image-dir /root/apex/.build -v --debug
Non-python files (THT yaml, settings files, ansible playbooks) are all
installed into /usr/share/opnfv-apex/. The RPM will copy settings files
into /etc/opnfv-apex/.
JIRA: APEX-317
Change-Id: I3232f0329bcd13bce5a28da6a8c9c84d0b048024
Signed-off-by: Tim Rozet <trozet@redhat.com>
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Now in inventory file a user can declare 'disk_device' which will allow
the user to specify which disk on their overcloud server to use for
installation. The variable can be a comma delimited list, which will
search in order post-introspection for the first device on the node that
exists. The default disk used will be sda for deployments.
Currently defining a per node disk is not supported by OSCLI, so
although defined that way in Apex inventory, only the last definition
will be used for all nodes.
Other changes include:
- Various fixes in inventory parsing
- Makes bash writing a common function
- Introspection now enabled for baremetal deployments
JIRA: APEX-296
Change-Id: I330d91eb17408ccfceb7a99c25edbae5ce6d848d
Signed-off-by: Tim Rozet <trozet@redhat.com>
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Change-Id: Ib03728e8ffe9c65044b32b4348e9c1c88862c6e3
Signed-off-by: Dan Radez <dradez@redhat.com>
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