![]() It's a minimal support for specifying number of replicas for services in the ccp config file. It's badly needed to simplify testing on scale and testing of the running services in HA. It's not breaking any kind of backward compatibility, you're now able to specify it: replicas: keystone: 3 nova-api: 42 Corresponding verifications was added into the process of building topology as it's implicitly part of it. Additionally, there is a very small tests refactoring plus few new tests for replicas verification. Change-Id: Ia7e032fd3d2090cf42b05dfb96d0f0808d1399d6 |
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README.rst
Welcome to CCP documentation!
CCP Overview
CCP stands for "Containerized Control Plane". The goal of this project is to make building, running and managing production-ready OpenStack containers on top of Kubernetes an easy task for operators.
- Free software: Apache license
- Documentation: http://docs.openstack.org/developer/fuel-ccp
- Source: http://git.openstack.org/cgit/openstack/fuel-ccp
- Bugs: http://bugs.launchpad.net/fuel-ccp
Features
- Build and customize OpenStack Docker images
- Run, manage and update OpenStack containers in Kubernetes cluster
- Monitoring and centralized logging system
Directories
- doc - Contains documentation.
- etc - Contains configuration examples.
- fuel_ccp - Contains source code of the project.
- tools - Contains usefull utilites for development purposes.