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ceph-ansible has undergone significant refactoring in their v3 development, adding new required roles such as ceph-defaults and ceph-config, which are used to provide vars and configuration to the ceph service roles. These roles must be executed before the service roles to avoid missing vars[1][2]. During the v3 refactoring, ceph-common was removed as a galaxy-style role dependency in the service roles meta files[3]. This means we will need to explicitly execute ceph-common from now on also. This change adds the defaults and config roles and executes them. Also some minor cleanup such as alphabetizing the OpenStack roles list is done. Also added is an upgrade playbook, reno, and docs to assist in cleaning up the older galaxy-named ceph common roles which are no longer galaxy namespaced in our cloning configuration. [1] http://jenkins-logs.objects-us-dfw-1.cloud.lstn.net/osa-ci/490192/1/21/logs/console.log [2] https://github.com/ceph/ceph-ansible/issues/1737 [3] https://github.com/ceph/ceph-ansible/pull/1727 Change-Id: Ia8c0cb0a23f331fce7914afbfc05ef54ee3ffb0e
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upgrade:
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- The ceph-ansible integration has been updated to support the ceph-ansible
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v3.0 series tags. The new v3.0 series brings a significant refactoring of
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the ceph-ansible roles and vars, so it is strongly recommended to consult
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the upstream `ceph-ansible documentation
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<http://docs.ceph.com/ceph-ansible/master/>`_ to perform any required
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vars migrations before you upgrade.
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critical:
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- The ceph-ansible integration has been updated to support the ceph-ansible
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v3.0 series tags. The new v3.0 series brings a significant refactoring of
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the ceph-ansible roles and vars, so it is strongly recommended to consult
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the upstream `ceph-ansible documentation
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<http://docs.ceph.com/ceph-ansible/master/>`_ to perform any required
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vars migrations before you upgrade.
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