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devstack-plugin-vmax
This plugin enables the POWERMAX backend for cinder. For each backend, it creates the required xml file, populating said file along with cinder.conf with the appropriate values
Enabling in devstack
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Add this repo as an external repository to localrc::
local
enable_plugin devstack-plugin-vmax https://github.com/openstack/devstack-plugin-vmax -
For each powermax cinder backend to be used in the devstack setup, add the backend name to the enabled backends in localrc as shown below. Backend name has to start with POWERMAX::
local
CINDER_ENABLED_BACKENDS=powermax:POWERMAX_Backend_1,powermax:POWERMAX_Backend_2 -
For each vmax backend in CINDER_ENABLED_BACKENDS above, append the configuration details to localrc as shown below for POWERMAX_Backend_1. Contact your Storage Admin for your parameters::
POWERMAX_Backend_1_RestServerIp=<insert_ip_address>
POWERMAX_Backend_1_RestServerPort=<Rest_port_number>
POWERMAX_Backend_1_RestUserName=<Rest_password>
POWERMAX_Backend_1_Array=<Array_to_use>
POWERMAX_Backend_1_SRP=<storage_resource_pool>
POWERMAX_Backend_1_WORKLOAD=<work_load>
POWERMAX_Backend_1_SLO=<Service_level>
POWERMAX_Backend_1_SSLVerify=<pem_file_for_ssl_verification>
POWERMAX_Backend_1_PortGroup1=<port_group>
POWERMAX_Backend_1_PortGroup2=<port_group>
POWERMAX_Backend_1_StorageProtocol=<Storage_protocol> -
run "stack.sh"