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OpenShift Origin HOT Templates
This directory contains templates for deploying OpenShift Origin to an OpenStack environment via Heat.
To install OpenShift Origin, this Puppet module is used : https://github.com/openshift/puppet-openshift_origin.
To avoid compatibility issues due to changes in this project or in Puppet modules it depends, versions parameters are provided. So, if you leave the default _version parameters, the commands executed on the instances install a specific version of puppet modules needed. The version installed is a production version which as been verified as working. If you want to use the latest versions, you have to select the other value. The commands executed on the instances don't install a specific version of puppet modules needed. So the lastest version will be installed.
It includes the following folders:
- openshift - heat templates in HOT format for launching OpenShift Origin with a single broker instance and a single node instance
- openshift-scalable-cpu - heat templates in HOT format for launching OpenShift Origin with implementation of scalability based on cpu_util Ceilometer metric
- openshift-scalable-nbgears - heat templates in HOT format for launching OpenShift Origin with implementation of scalability based on number of deployed gears on OpenShift node instances (using a custom metric based on bash script that send the data periodically to the Ceilometer API using cron)
- openshift-scalable-cpu-nbgears - heat templates in HOT format for launching OpenShift Origin with implementation of scalability based on cpu_util Ceilometer metric and on number of deploy gears on OpenShift node instances (using a custom metric based on bash script that send the data periodically to the Ceilometer API using cron)