![]() The final step of the cephadm playbook calls post.yaml, which is able to print the status of the cluster and export it as a ceph compatible spec retrieved from the Ceph cluster. However, in a tls-everywhere context, we should be able to stop logging the spec as it contains sensitive info (the priv key). This change just adds the CephAdmVerbose tht varibale to control what is printed. The variable is set to true in both Ceph related scenarios tested in the tripleo-ci. Depends-On: I7bef5922d75114e4bd1924b52a382e61d7027d2d Change-Id: I1db48dcc004223b90c3505bd447530593be487bf |
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environments | ||
scripts | ||
custom_ci_roles_data.yaml | ||
custom_names_network_data.yaml | ||
custom_names_vip_data.yaml | ||
network_data_v6.yaml | ||
network_data.yaml | ||
README.rst | ||
vip_data_v6.yaml | ||
vip_data.yaml |
TripleO CI environments
TripleO CI environments are exclusively used for Continuous Integration purpose or for development usage. They should not be used in production and we don't guarantee they work outside TripleO CI.
For more informations about TripleO CI, please look: https://github.com/openstack-infra/tripleo-ci