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Set up the basic Ansible directory structure, and add the logic to connect up the physical networks.
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42 lines
1.2 KiB
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# Map physical network names to their source device. This can be either an
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# existing interface or an existing bridge.
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physnet_mappings: {}
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virtualisation_provider: libvirt
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system_requirements:
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- python-pip
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- python-virtualenv
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# Path to virtualenv used to install Python requirements. If a virtualenv does
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# not exist at this location, one will be created.
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virtualenv_path: ~/tenks-venv
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python_requirements:
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- virtualbmc
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# Naming scheme for bridges created by tenks for physical networks is
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# {{ bridge_prefix + i }}, where `i` is the index of the physical network in
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# physnet_mappings (sorted alphabetically by key).
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bridge_prefix: brtenks
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# Naming scheme for veth pairs connected to the Tenks OVS bridge.
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veth_prefix: p-
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# Used for the port on the Tenks OVS bridge.
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veth_tenks_suffix: "-ovs"
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# Used for the port on the existing bridge.
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veth_source_suffix: "-phy"
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libvirt_pool_name: tenks
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libvirt_pool_path: /var/lib/libvirt/tenks_pool/
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libvirt_pool_type: dir
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# Capacity is irrelevant for directory-based pools.
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libvirt_pool_capacity:
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libvirt_pool_mode: 755
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libvirt_pool_owner: "{ remote_user }}"
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libvirt_pool_group: "{ remote_user }}"
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# By default, allow QEMU without hardware virtualisation since this is a
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# development tool.
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libvirt_require_vt: false
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