Create an extensible all-in-one openstack manifest
Create an extensible all-in-one openstack manifest that allows for the deployment of a single node that can then be expanded. The manifest should be based on the Cisco OpenStack Installer method of installation, and should be able to be run in a "net free" mode. It should also be able to deploy against either RedHat/Fedora or Canonical/Ubuntu distributions.
Blueprint information
- Status:
- Complete
- Approver:
- Mark T. Voelker
- Priority:
- Medium
- Drafter:
- None
- Direction:
- Needs approval
- Assignee:
- Mark T. Voelker
- Definition:
- Approved
- Series goal:
- Accepted for grizzly
- Implementation:
-
Implemented
- Milestone target:
-
g.3
- Started by
- Mark T. Voelker
- Completed by
- Mark T. Voelker
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Pull request here:
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Note that this pull request provides control+compute functionality but does not yet provision Ceph. I'm working on that as a followup pull request once an upstream patch is merged and backported to stable/grizzly:
Master: https:/
stable/grizzly: https:/
In order for Ceph-backed Glance to work in the all-in-one install, the following upstream patch will need to be merged and cherryvpicked to stable/grizzly:
Master: https:/
stable/grizzly: https:/
We'll also need to get a couple of patches to our modules merged in order for ceph on all-in-one to work:
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Once those are merged, a few more minor updates will be needed to core to make everything work. Pull request here:
https:/
There's one remaining issue in that the above patches give you a complete standalone all-in-one deployment, but it uses defaults for a couple of rabbit parameters. This means that you'll be unable to join additional compute nodes to a cloud started with an all in one node, which is something we'll want to address. Pull request to fix that:
https:/
Further, we know some users will want the force_config_drive functionality we offer in other compute nodes. Enabling this will require an upstream patch:
Master: https:/
stable/grizzly: https:/
Also necessary for this feature were a couple of upstream patches related to enabling provider networks in the openstack::all class:
Master: https:/
stable/grizzly: https:/
