This allows for someone to configure Cinder to use the PureISCSIDriver
or PureFCDriver. This can be done either in the default section of the
volume config or as a backend definition.
For example:
class { ‘cinder::volume::pure’:
‘san_ip’ => ‘1.2.3.4’,
‘pure_api_token’ => ‘abcdef123456789,
‘pure_storage_protocol’ => ‘iSCSI’,
}
or
cinder::backend::pure {‘pure-iscsi’,
‘san_ip’ => ‘1.2.3.4’,
‘pure_api_token’ => ‘abcdef123457890’,
‘pure_storage_protocol’ => ‘iSCSI’,
}
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