The airskiff 005-make-airship.sh deployment script clones
the armada, shipyard, deckhand, and OSH projects locally with
the intention of deploying them. However, the Armada static
chart documents (airship.yaml) were configured to pull them
from git during a deployment.
This change modifies the Armada charts to use the local clones.
This is helpful in situations where a developer is making local
changes to one of the Airship projects -- they can just rerun
the 030-armada-bootstrap.sh script to deploy their local changes
to the running cluster. Same goes for testing changes OSH charts
like barbican, mariadb etc that run in the undercloud deployed
by airskiff.
Change-Id: Ice6a64922d13c8aca277b48d2d5266ab1d06c0f3
Currently, OpenStack-Helm-Infra uses version 2.11.0 of Kubernetes.
Because Airskiff uses OpenStack-Helm-Infra for deployment of K8s, newer
versions of Armada cause the Airskiff gate to fail, as Armada now uses
Tiller v2.12.1. This commit pins Armada to the latest version that
utilized Tiller v2.11.0. This pin should be removed as soon as
OpenStack-Helm-Infra moves to v2.12.1.
Change-Id: Iaa3a776ffda9678b7736c1b1aac72a1adbedf29b
This change introduces Airskiff (see [0]), a development/learning environment
for the software delivery components of Airship, to the Airship-Treasuremap
repository. This change also adds a set of scripts accompanied by documentation
for easy deployment. During deployment, Armada, Deckhand, Pegleg, and Shipyard
are downloaded and built from source. Gate scripts from the OpenStack-Helm
project deploy a KubeADM-adminstered cluster. Armada deploys Armada, Deckhand,
and Shipyard into the cluster. The Airship components deploy OpenStack using
the documents provided by the Airskiff site. Airskiff is not safe for
production and should not be duplicated for production usage.
[0] https://github.com/mattmceuen/airskiff
Depends-On: https://review.openstack.org/#/c/613686/
Depends-On: https://review.openstack.org/#/c/614032/
Change-Id: Iae1efcca0812b98a9ad05aa8b869bdccfdb7e44b