This commit changes the default image tag for Shipyard and Airflow
images from `untagged` to `latest` to match other Airship projects.
Change-Id: Id1f9d56784e51f0631280188ba1b898fde8f56ea
Change to use ubuntu base image instead of python
Refactor Shipyard Dockerfile to reduce image size significantly
BREAKING CHANGE: The `make images` PYTHON_BASE_IMAGE arg is now renamed to BASE_IMAGE.
Change-Id: I3338dfbbb91b5514fa4fd205bdfc4136d0abc2e5
Arbitrary labels could be added as `make` parameter `LABEL=`, which is used in
att-comdev/cicd Jenkins pipelines.
Sample parameter:
'LABEL=org.label-schema.vcs-url=${GERRIT_CHANGE_URL} \
--label org.label-schema.base-image=${base_sha256}'
Sample usage:
See Jenkinsfile files under images/ directory in att-comdev/cicd repo.
In addition to that, if `COMMIT` variable is undefined when invoking `make`, we
use result of `git rev-parse HEAD` command, which should output latest git
commit ID.
[0] https://github.com/att-comdev/cicd
Change-Id: I7c6b63c865ac0ff63f4a85ec54863c20781fe98d
Fixing duplicate items in "org.opencontainers.image.title" label of
the container images. Was: "airflow shipyard", now - separate and
correct for each if the images being built.
Change-Id: Iad180a100f8ce5ccc3ac718a447d10b0813aa665
1) Use OCI Image Specs for labels instead of custom 'commit-id=xxxxx'
or legacy "Label Schema"
2) Fix missing git commit id labels on images (.revision)
3) Add human-readable title (.title) of the image, URL (.url), and
a few other properties (annotations) according to the latest Specs
Change-Id: Iedd64fa70016880d5df241d27d8dad101e10130b
Invoking make charts initializes the clean recipe, resulting in the
deletion of the temp directory, $(BUILD_DIR), which is created when
make is invoked. Since this is the location the helm client is
installed by tools/helm_install.sh, the script fails. This commit
removes the statement that deletes the temp directory created when make
is invoked.
Change-Id: I87d41df979a5a4daeb539bcc1330f126a5a407c7
In the corner case that the tmp directory would not be created, the old
form could attempt to delete much more than intended. This changes to
more simply fail in the case of a missing tmp directory
Change-Id: I3a4cd800e329cd477904d00f6dcb77bbbc2ff90b
Adds the functionality to redeploy a server in an unguarded fashion,
meaning that the server will not be pre-validated to be in a state that
workloads have been removed.
This is the first targeted action for Shipyard, so a refactoring of the
validators to support more flexibility has been done.
Also adds RBAC controls for specific actions being created, rather than
a binary create action privilege.
Change-Id: I39e3dab6595c5187affb9f2b6edadd0f5f925b0c
l is to let user customize the base image of the component
by passing FROM=myimage during the build process. This would let any
project leveraging Airship ensure that the base image is matching the
security requirements for that project and still use the same Dockerfile.
This will also ease the control of the /etc/apt/source.list
and thereby the result of apt-get update/upgrade procedure.
2. The above goal is achievable by using docker-ce feature such as:
ARG FROM="defaultbaseimage:xx"
FROM ${FROM}
For this reason, the installation of docker.io in the Zuul gating is beeing
replaced by docker-ce.
3. Third Goal is to bring consistency with the other compoenents leveraging
Helm such as the openstack-helm and potentially use bindep the same way
the LOCI images are to ensure
4. The new syntax in the Dockerfile is still commented out until the associated
image builder have been updated to use docker-ce as they have been for the LOCI
images.
Change-Id: Ife7e1be53c7c139bdc42dee42f0798e83f4fd271
Updated configurations to point to openstack-helm-infra
for reference to helm-toolkit as helm-toolkit has been
removed from the openstack-helm repo [0]
Also aligned with changes to the keystone user set up in
OSH using Helm ToolKit so as to get pass Helm Lint.
Updated Makefile targets to install helm dynamically
[0] https://review.openstack.org/#/c/558065/
Change-Id: I0a0813516f9ad176ff005b4693e6b933013a99fd
Updates the Shipyard/Airflow workflow for deploy_site and
update_site to use the deployment group/deployment strategy
information from the design.
This allows for baremetal nodes to be deployed in a design-
specified order, with criticality and success criteria driving
the success and failure of deployment.
Includes refactoring of service endpoints to reduce the need
for so much data passing.
Change-Id: Ib5e9fca535ca74d1819fe46959695acfed5b65c2
Refactor Shipyard to be better able to leverage common
packages and conform with the target UCP standard layout.
This change supports the same tox entrypoints at
the root level, but the preferred approach is to use make
targets defined in the Makefile such as 'make tests' and
'make lint'
The previous tox.ini has moved and been
tailored to the specifics of each subproject at
src/bin/*/tox.ini
Autotmatic generation of the policy and configuration
files has been removed from the sphinx build for now
but these files will be automatically generated locally
into the docs source by using a 'make docs' command.
This may need to be revisited later to re-enable the
automatic generation of these files such that readthedocs
would still support the project layout.
Change-Id: Ifdc1cd4cf35fb3c5923414c677b781a60a9bae42
Set up and do a rudimentary test of the images created
by the shipyard project to see if the images are okish.
Change-Id: I1f1c8fbcfeeafff66764ae99a176ff6a6766edce
This PS migrates the Shipyard and Airflow Dockerfiles
into this repo and adds a Makefile
We will run the following command from the root directory
to build the airflow and shipyard images
$ sudo make build_airflow
$ sudo make build_shipyard
Change-Id: I9a9fb761ce193b1c5b9c5d9589982366eb73e396
