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This patch enable ssl settings in deployment config and deprecate those in rally.conf. Before those are totally removed from rally.conf, rally will read those if no ssl settings in deployment config. This is for back-compatibility. Closes-Bug: #1430695 Change-Id: Idacbd99fae9de0c107d8bdaefb134663738ca497 |
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README.rst |
Rally Deployments
Before starting cluster benchmarking, its connection parameters should be saved in Rally database (deployment record).
If there is no cluster, rally also can create it.
There are examples of deployment configurations:
existing.json
Register existing OpenStack cluster.
existing-keystone-v3.json
Register existing OpenStack cluster that uses Keystone v3.
existing-with-given-endpoint.json
Register existing OpenStack cluster, with parameter "endpoint" specified to explicitly set keystone management_url. Use this parameter if keystone fails to setup management_url correctly. For example, this parameter must be specified for FUEL cluster and has value "http://<identity-public-url-ip>:35357/v2.0/"
devstack-in-existing-servers.json
Register existing DevStack cluster.
devstack-in-lxc.json
Deploy DevStack cluster on LXC and register it by Rally.
devstack-in-openstack.json
Deploy DevStack cluster on OpenStack and register it by Rally.
devstack-lxc-engine-in-existing-servers.json
See devstack-lxc-engine-in-existing-servers.rst for details
fuel-ha.json
Deploy High Availability FUEL cluster and register it by Rally.
fuel-multinode.json
Deploy Multinode FUEL cluster and register it by Rally.