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This change implements the ability to set the apt repositories within a container upon container create from both a deployed image as well as when using the lxc-openstack container build template. * There are two new namespaced variables that set the main and security repositories for Ubuntu. These two variables are the same in both the `lxc_container_create` and `lxc_hosts` roles. These two new variables have been set as defaults in their respective roles. * The method by which the template and container create deploy the repositories within the container is the same. The old sources list is removed and the new entries are created. This will provide a consistent experience between hosts and containers as they can now use the same repositories without human intervention. With this change it will now be possible to deploy containers within a walled garden where the apt repository may not be publicly accessible. Juno-Backport-Potential Closes-Bug: #1433412 Change-Id: Iaf51a5e3919f684b20da370a9470dc45e2452d4e
OpenStack LXC host setup
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openstack, lxc, host, cloud, ansible
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*nix
Role for deployment and setup of an LXC host.
- name: Basic lxc host setup
hosts: "hosts"
user: root
roles:
- { role: "lxc_hosts", tags: [ "lxc-host", "host-setup" ] }