docs: minor fixes with OpenStack-Ansible naming
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@@ -284,17 +284,17 @@ exist for OpenStack.
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Using a GUI
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~~~~~~~~~~~
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The horizon web interface provides a graphical interface for interacting with
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the AIO deployment. By default, the horizon API is available on port 443 of the
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The Horizon web interface provides a graphical interface for interacting with
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the AIO deployment. By default, the Horizon API is available on port 443 of the
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host (or port 80, if SSL certificate configuration was disabled). As such, to
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interact with horizon, simply browse to the IP of the host.
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interact with Horizon, simply browse to the IP of the host.
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.. note::
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If the AIO was deployed in a cloud VM, you may need to configure security
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groups or firewall rules to allow access to the HTTP(S) ports. For example,
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if the AIO was deployed in an OpenStack VM, you can create and apply a
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suitable security group for interacting with horizon like so:
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suitable security group for interacting with Horizon like so:
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.. code-block:: shell-session
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@@ -370,8 +370,8 @@ files will be available on the host itself.
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If you wish to access the AIO deployment from another host - perhaps your local
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workstation - you will need either an ``openrc`` file or ``clouds.yaml`` file.
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You can download an ``openrc`` file from horizon: simply click the User
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dropdown in the top-right corner and select *⭳ OpenStack RC file*.
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You can download an ``openrc`` file from Horizon: simply click the User
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dropdown in the top-right corner and select ``OpenStack RC File``.
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.. important::
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@@ -32,14 +32,14 @@ OpenStack-Ansible allows `Ceph storage <https://ceph.io>`_ cluster
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integration in three ways:
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* connecting to your own pre-deployed ceph cluster by pointing to its
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information in ``user_variables.yml`` and allowing openstack-ansible
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information in ``user_variables.yml`` and allowing OpenStack-Ansible
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to ssh to the ceph monitors to retrieve the contents of ceph.conf
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and the keyrings.
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This method only requires a very small amount of configuration
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in ``user_variables.yml`` to point to the external ceph cluster monitors.
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The whole configuration for ceph-ansible would live outside the
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openstack-ansible deployment and there is no duplication.
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OpenStack-Ansible deployment and there is no duplication.
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The ``ceph_mons`` variable expects a list of IP addresses for the
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Ceph Monitor servers in the external ceph deployment:
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@@ -60,8 +60,8 @@ integration in three ways:
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monitors in ``user_variables.yml`` as above and providing data to
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populate ceph.conf and ceph keyring files on the deploy host.
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This is described `here <https://docs.openstack.org/openstack-ansible-ceph_client/latest/config-from-file.html>`_.
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No ssh access by openstack-ansible is required to the ceph cluster.
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* deploying a ceph cluster as part of the openstack-ansible deployment
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No ssh access by OpenStack-Ansible is required to the ceph cluster.
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* deploying a ceph cluster as part of the OpenStack-Ansible deployment
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by using the roles maintained by the `Ceph-Ansible`_ project. Deployers
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can enable the ``ceph-install.yml`` playbook by adding hosts to the
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``ceph-mon_hosts`` and ``ceph-osd_hosts`` groups in
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@@ -79,7 +79,7 @@ integration in three ways:
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.. warning::
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Deploying ceph cluster as part of openstack-ansible is not recommended since
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Deploying ceph cluster as part of OpenStack-Ansible is not recommended since
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ceph-ansible upgrade path is not tested or supported. This option is mainly
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used for CI and AIO deployments to test and demonstrate a sample integration
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of the software stack.
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@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ Multi-Architecture Deployments
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==============================
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OpenStack-Ansible supports deployments where either the control plane
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or compute nodes may comprise of several different CPU architectures
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or compute nodes may comprise of several different CPU architectures.
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Mixed CPU architectures for compute nodes
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@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ Example - adding ``aarch64`` nodes to an ``x86_64`` deployment
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4) Run the OpenStack-Ansible playbooks to deploy the required services.
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5) Add HW_ARCH_XXXX Trait to Every Compute Host in Openstack
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5) Add HW_ARCH_XXXX Trait to Every Compute Host in OpenStack.
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Although most CPU hardware traits such as instruction set extensions are
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detected and handled automatically in OpenStack, CPU architecture is not.
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@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ Example - adding ``aarch64`` nodes to an ``x86_64`` deployment
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The trait set command replaces all existing traits with the set provided,
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so you must specify all existing traits as well as the new trait.
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6) Configure Nova Scheduler to Check Architecture
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6) Configure Nova Scheduler to Check Architecture.
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Two additional settings in /etc/nova/nova.conf in all Nova API instances:
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@@ -106,7 +106,7 @@ Example - adding ``aarch64`` nodes to an ``x86_64`` deployment
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situation images without the ``hw_architecture`` property could be scheduled to a
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non native architecture host and emulated.
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7) Disable QEMU Emulation
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7) Disable QEMU Emulation.
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.. note::
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@@ -124,7 +124,7 @@ Example - adding ``aarch64`` nodes to an ``x86_64`` deployment
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architecture `qemu-system-*`` binary so this step should not be required on newer
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releases.
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8) Upload images to Glance
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8) Upload images to Glance.
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* Ideally the ``hw_architecture`` property is set for all uploaded images. It is
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mandatory to set this property for all architectures that do not match
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@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
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Telemetry with Gnocchi, Ceph and Redis example
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==============================================
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The default openstack-ansible installation configures gnocchi to use a file as
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The default OpenStack-Ansible installation configures gnocchi to use a file as
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storage backend. When you already have a pre-installed ceph, you can use this
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as backend for gnocchi. This documentation will guide you how to set up
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gnocchi to use your ceph as storage backend.
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@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ manage and install self-signed and user provided certificates.
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.. note::
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The openstack-ansible example configurations are designed to be minimal
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The OpenStack-Ansible example configurations are designed to be minimal
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examples and in test or development use-cases will set ``external_lb_vip_address``
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to the IP address of the HAProxy external endpoint. For a production
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deployment it is advised to set ``external_lb_vip_address`` to be
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