Playbooks in the tripleo_ipa/playbooks is what is installed to
/usr/share/ansible/tripleo-playbooks/.
Change-Id: I7ee4f4c7772da5e4aa9808db9e5524923817553e
A playbook has been added to clean up all the hosts, subhosts
and services for a stack. This playbook will be called in
python-tripleoclient and invoked when "openstack stack delete"
is called.
Change-Id: I7b38d3e18df9a3abbe9a1097ff6ed649e0a326e3
This adds a play that registers the undercloud node with an existing IPA
server that is defined either with ansible vars or by exporting
environment variables as follows:
- ipa_domain: domain of IPA server
ansible_var: tripleo_ipa_domain
environment_var: IPA_DOMAIN
- ipa_realm: realm of IPA server (defaults to uppercase ipa_domain)
ansible_var: tripleo_ipa_realm
environment_var: IPA_REALM
- ipa_server_user: username of IPA principal to use when registering
undercloud node
ansible_var: tripleo_ipa_admin_user
environment_var: IPA_ADMIN_USER
- ipa_server_password: password for IPA principal to use when
registering undercloud node
ansible_var: tripleo_ipa_admin_password
environment_var: IPA_ADMIN_PASSWORD
- ipa_server_hostname: hostname of IPA server to use
ansible_var: tripleo_ipa_server_hostname
environment_var: IPA_SERVER_HOSTNAME
- undercloud_fqdn: FQDN of undercloud node being registered
ansible_var: tripleo_undercloud_fqdn
environment_var: UNDERCLOUD_FQDN
- ansible_user: ansible user to run ipaclient tasks as, defaults to
current user
ansible_var: tripleo_ansible_user
environment_var: USER
- cloud_domain: domain name of the undercloud
ansible_var: tripleo_cloud_domain
environment_var: CLOUD_DOMAIN
* Add no_log: True to tasks which may expose passwords to the logs
Change-Id: I1792b124852af83c85857b41740de5fa014c7075
This patch:
- adds a basic skeleton role for tripleo_ipa generated from molecule
- trivial additions to .gitignore
- adds molecule-requirements.txt
- invokes molecule using tox
- adds basic plumbing so that we can invoke tests using zuul and
locally with some handy scripts
Each entry above was originally its own patch. We're consolidating them
into a single patch so that we can introduce zuul, which needs to verify
patches before we can merge them.
If you want to run tests locally, you can use the
`scripts/run-local-test` script:
$ bash scripts/run-local-test
Which will setup dependencies from zuul, install a virtualenv, and
invoke tox.
Change-Id: If9446f5597d0150a2694e655dbb45475ce38a426
