bfb26a8d6c
Update to address review comments including rename of the pxe_drivers setting to enabled_pxe_drivers, and re-use of the variable name for a list of known pxe drivers that updates the enabled_drivers list. Change-Id: I85c573a1909ada50c422c0accede056755bd9ce5
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1.1 KiB
YAML
27 lines
1.1 KiB
YAML
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features:
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- Support for PXE driver substrate is now installed
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which utilizes iSCSI to write the disk image to the
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target node. By default, this support is enabled.
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upgrade:
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- PXE driver substrate support is now enabled by default.
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If a user wishes to prevent this, the ``enable_pxe_drivers``
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setting should be set to ``false``.
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security:
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- PXE driver support substrate has been added, however
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this requires the ability for the conductor to connect
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to the node being provisioned via iSCSI. As a result
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sudoers configuration is updated by default to enable
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ironic to initiate the iSCSI connection and apply
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the image to the remote disk. As a reminder, users
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should default to using agent drivers as cleaning
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support does not exist in the PXE drivers.
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fixes:
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- PXE driver support substrate was previously incomplete
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and has been revised to properly support PXE drivers.
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This has been tested on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS.
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issues:
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- Basic testing has revealed that PXE drivers may not
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result in the configurtion drive being written out
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with the current configuration of bifrost.
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