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Installation
Assumptions
Some assumptions that are made about the configuration of your system are noted below.
It is assumed that...
- ...you already have an OpenStack cloud deployed, for which...
- ...the host from which Tenks is executed (localhost) has access to the OpenStack APIs. These are used for Ironic node enrolment and Nova flavor registration.
- ...the OpenStack OS_* authentication variables are present in localhost's environment. These can typically be sourced from your openrc file.
- ... a distinct network device (interface or bridge) is present for each physical network that a hypervisor is connected to.
Pre-Requisites
Currently, Tenks supports the following OS distributions on the hypervisor:
- CentOS Stream 8
- Debian Bullseye (11)
- Ubuntu Focal 20.04
- Ubuntu Jammy 22.04
To avoid conflicts with Python packages installed by the system
package manager it is recommended to install Tenks in a virtualenv.
Ensure that the virtualenv
Python module is available. For
cloning and working with the Tenks source code repository, Git is
required. These pre-requisites can be installed with a command such
as:
$ yum install --assumeyes python-virtualenv git
If using Open vSwitch for networking, it must be installed and running. Please see the Open vSwitch docs for more details.
Tenks Installation
Create a virtualenv for Tenks. For example:
$ virtualenv tenks
Activate the virtualenv and update pip:
$ source tenks/bin/activate
(tenks) $ pip install --upgrade pip
Obtain the Tenks source code and change into the directory. For example:
(tenks) $ git clone https://opendev.org/openstack/tenks.git
(tenks) $ cd tenks
Install Tenks and its requirements using the source code checkout:
(tenks) $ pip install .
Tenks has dependencies on Ansible roles that are hosted by Ansible Galaxy. These can be installed by a command such as:
(tenks) $ ansible-galaxy install --role-file=requirements.yml --roles-path=ansible/roles/
If you now wish to run Tenks (see run
), keep your virtualenv active. If not, deactivate
it:
(tenks) $ deactivate