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We have two diametrically opposed use cases amongst our user base. The first are the folks who just need tox/virtualenv to pre-exist, so that they can do things like run tests. Neither tox nor virtualenv themselves are fundamental to the thing under test, but are tools that need to exist. The second are folks for whom tools like pip or virtualenv are essential to the software (such as OSA). For these users, it is important that the version of those match what they expect their users get from the distro. Up until now, we've been using the pip-and-virtualenv element from DIB which installs distro versions of pip and virtualenv, then overwrites them with pip installed versions of the same, doing what it can to prevent subsequent distro installs of the packages from breaking things. This produces a really strange environment for our friends in teh second camp, but honestly is a weird scenarios to wrap the head around. Instead, remove ALL distro packages of pip and virtualenv. Then install both via get-pip. But - also leave a cleanup script. Since pip installs are pretty well self-contained, it's easy to remove them with a simple "rm". This cleanup script can be run by folks like OSA in their first pre-playbook in zuul, and then their jobs can subsequently apt-get or dnf install python3-virtualenv or whatever they want to do that is appropriate. Change-Id: Ifd9062e5a87923093e84b3e4fc933dc08375df82 |
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README.rst
OpenStack Infra Config Files
This repo contains a set of config files that are consumed by the openstack-infra/system-config puppet modules in order to deploy and configure the OpenStack Infrastructure. You should edit these files to make configuration changes to the OpenStack Infrastructure.
accessbot
This dir contains the IRC access bot channel config. This config file is used to specify which channels are managed by the infra team and the permissions assigned to nicks in those channels.
gerrit
This dir contains the main project registry in projects.yaml along with all of the gerrit project ACLs in the acls subdir. You will need to edit these files to add new projects to Gerrit.
See the Creator's Guide in the Infra Manual for info on adding projects.
gerritbot
This dir contains the gerritbot channel config file. Edit this file to add the gerritbot to your IRC channels for gerrit event messages.
grafana
This dir contains dashboards to display at http://grafana.openstack.org/. Add new files to create additional dashboards or edit the existing ones to enhance the dashboards.
nodepool
This dir contains the nodepool scripts and nodepool disk image builder elements that are used to build the images we boot build nodes off of. Edit these files if you need to modify the base images that Nodepool creates for Zuul to run content on.
specs
This dir contains the index.html file for the http://specs.openstack.org site. Edit this file if you are adding and removing projects from that site.
Static Web Hosting Documentation
zuul
This dir contains the zuul main.yaml file which defines the Zuul tenants and the system-variables.yaml file which contains some global variables. Edit these files to add, remove or rename a project from Zuul.
dev
This dir contains config files for the development deployments of the above services.