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Relying on the installed package manager to detect the distribution
is not reliable since it's possible to install multiple package managers
at the same time. As such, lets simply use the information in the
os-release files.
Change-Id: Ic170d2aee1398d5c82403c3469365822bf053de7
Signed-off-by: Markos Chandras <mchandras@suse.de>
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We may have old or no metadata for packages at all so package
installations may fail. As such, lets sync with upstream mirrors
before we try to install any packages.
Change-Id: I15f73e46d4f0cae2c50d23a92e0f4da83821039e
Signed-off-by: Markos Chandras <mchandras@suse.de>
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Instead of making OSA to generate self signed certs, bring our
own and pass them.
By this way we will be able to trust in that certs, and start
consuming OpenStack easily.
It will also generate proper openrc file to source it and start
consuming the cloud properly.
Change-Id: Ic72a8b05e6efb222926fc5fa0800e033b2dbd22f
Closes-Bug: RELENG-266
Signed-off-by: Yolanda Robla <yroblamo@redhat.com>
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Currently ansible was set to be installed with pip, but
this fails for non-root user. Instead of that, execute
pip with --user flag, so we don't need root permissions and it
is only installed for the current user.
Change-Id: Ib37a2a3866b4b48aca834b894cdd128ee63b31d6
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'pip install ansible' is not enough on newly installed hosts which may
lack the necessary build tools to install Ansible's dependencies. As
such, we add a script similar to the bifrost/scripts/install-deps.sh
one to pull in all the necessary distro-specific packages so Ansible
and it's dependencies can be installed from scratch.
Change-Id: I4b1e74644db9ace451ad763e4c54f1a3a43214fd
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Markos Chandras
Yolanda Robla