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While `setup.py`s were being installed from the openstack pypi mirror, `pip-requires` were coming from pypi.python.org, which has been observed to be less stable. This change installs all pip-requires via pypi.openstack.org. Change-Id: Id78110232f1f6cbce63fbe02c63f30c0e1953212
A self-contained one-node baremetal openstack.
instructions for use:
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Edit "virtual_power_user" in config.json, if using the VirtualPowerDriver.
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Build this element into an image and boot it. (see https://github.com/tripleo/incubator)
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SSH in as
root. -
Upon first boot, it will take a couple minutes to initialize nova and glance. Progress can be observed in
/var/log/first-boot.d.log./opt/stack/boot-stack/okwill be touched upon completion -
sourceOpenStack credentials from /root/stackrc. -
Allow nova ssh access to your host, if using VirtualPowerDriver:
ssh -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no \
-o UserKnownHostsFile=/dev/null \
root@192.168.122.144 cat /opt/stack/boot-stack/virtual-power-key.pub >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
- Add some baremetal nodes to nova. e.g.:
nova baremetal-node-create ubuntu 1 2 10 52:54:00:bc:2c:1a --pm_address 192.168.122.1 --pm_user $USER --pm_password $PASS
nova baremetal-interface-add $id 52:54:00:bc:2c:1a
# in a few seconds, an entry will appear in the nova.compute_nodes table, after which the bm node is ready.
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If a disk image existed at
/root/demo.qcow2during first boot, it will already be in glance. Else, or if you wish to install more images, see /usr/local/bin/reset-nova for an example. -
Perform a baremetal-boot: `nova boot --image demo --flavor baremetal test"
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See progress in the logs:
boot-stack-logs -
At any time, you may completely reset OpenStack state:
sudo wipe-openstack