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This patch
- removes obsolete openstack-ansible and puppet-infracloud directories
- adds upstream directory to keep the contributions that are pending to
be accepted by upstream in order to have progress in OPNFV. In a perfect
world, one should expect to have nothing in this directory so the items
in this folder are short-lived.
- adds prototypes directory to keep stuff that hasn't been discussed to be
part of XCI and to share ideas and trials with the rest of the community.
Change-Id: I12afe7050ff2b0ac457d4b16d21dfd7df6ac84c9
Signed-off-by: Fatih Degirmenci <fatih.degirmenci@ericsson.com>
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By replacing the branch with version, we now can specify sha1s
per project; opnfv/releng, openstack-ansible, and bifrost.
If nothing is specified manually (or via promotion), the defaults
will be set to branches, master and stable/ocata.
Change also includes further logging.
Change-Id: Iae0f8cc60391caeb0f2735610050007014374a70
Signed-off-by: Fatih Degirmenci <fatih.degirmenci@ericsson.com>
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- change OSA_BRANCH to OPENSTACK_BRANCH to be consistent everywhere.
- create opnfv-setup-openstack.yml playbook, getting rid of some components
and copy it to xcimaster to use during the deployment.
- switch to opnfv-setup-openstack.yml from setup-openstack.yml.
- create Jenkins job wrapper to execute osa deploy script.
- disable ansible strict host key checking.
- use sudo -E as needed in order to make env vars set by Jenkins
job and wrapper available to other scripts and to ansible.
- rename jumphost to xcimaster so people do not mix it with actual
jumphost located in Pharos PODs.
- other minor fixes.
Change-Id: I5736fa700c2aa39c598d301bc74450d766b74411
Signed-off-by: Fatih Degirmenci <fatih.degirmenci@ericsson.com>
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Currently the OSA_BRANCH was sent in the deploy script,
but not being picked by ansible. Enable this OSA_BRANCH in
ansible, that will read from the populated env var in the
deploy script.
Change-Id: I77cffaee647a6f2a67baa49b1ddf022061398d86
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The script and playbooks defined on this repo will deploy an OpenStack cloud
based on OpenStack-Ansible.
You just need to run the osa_deploy.sh.
More information please refer to the README.md
Change-Id: I731c366ab7197aefd7726150477ba1cc4d2932d3
Signed-off-by: wutianwei <wutianwei1@huawei.com>
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