This PS add Barbican support, and moves all potentially container
specific logic into the service start script from the api manifests.
Also fixes a permissions issue with the nova-api, which incorrectly
had the NET_ADMIN capability.
Change-Id: I18fc1ea5d7aa70ea7dabb829361a3da57e905100
This commit adds graceful termination to all existing charts.
It also adds a setting in the values.yaml file for clarity and
the ability to override if wished.
Change-Id: I42025e4be86d248be467c1d2f0980f864c4d440e
This PS fixes the .gitignore file to not include the logs dir
created by development operation of OpenStack-Helm.
Change-Id: I67a71157b62afc76877285d1a90e191988df8afe
cinder-backup binary is responsible for backing up volumes and snapshots
as well as restoring them. Without this service being deployed, we
cannot use those features.
This commit introduces the service into OpenStack-Helm.
Change-Id: I4ff5a56a77e5e10471a653ee1fbc3837de48ad38
This commit is based on how Nova got its configuration overrides
implemented.
An important thing here is support for setting multiple Cinder backends
(e.g. Ceph cluster + NFS) in the values.yaml. This was required as Cinder
accepts backend configurations only in [<backend_id>] sections in the
cinder.conf.
Please note that autogeneration of ceph.conf and
ceph.client.<rbd_user>.keyring works only for a backend named "rbd1".
In case you want to add another RBD backend, you need to mount those
files by yourself. Commit ehancing this is planned to follow shortly.
Change-Id: Ifb58a85300bbfbb9e63d6b3bfc2ad19a99d2c9d4
This PS moves the dev contents to the tools directory as well
as updates the VagrantFile to use the existing scripts
for installing kubeadm-aio and deploying helm charts.
Change-Id: I6768d1f96abe6b15f66931d543e9adcc0e82829b
This PS moves the container start commands to scripts. This brings
the service into alignment with others in OpenStack-Helm, and enables
easier debugging and modifcation of the launch commands for services.
Change-Id: I1d063eaf1c15d94bc14988affbcedb627aa8c212
This PS moves the container start commands to scripts. This brings
the service into alignment with others in OpenStack-Helm, and enables
easier debugging and modifcation of the launch commands for services.
Change-Id: I9a3ca50ea303fe7e866f41f6acb0194cc2aa3dac
This PS moves the container start commands to scripts. This brings
the service into alignment with others in OpenStack-Helm, and enables
easier debugging and modifcation of the launch commands for services.
Change-Id: I433b5d94d3cfc8c9167a4f4ee75fb460a9c6bd9a
This PS moves the container start commands to scripts. This brings
the service into alignment with other ones in OpenStack-Helm, and enables
easier debugging and modifcation of the launch commands for services.
Change-Id: Iff08c9fdaf34efeee3dea2c4b859b0a4e77bc9a9
This PS updates the way helm-toolkit functions are named to
reference the full path they are loacted at. This should make
development and debugging easier. Addtionally unused functions
have been pruned as well.
Change-Id: I03c553f1d01bccc70c86768b416b147c90d9b2f0
This PS adds a dry-run to all the charts in OpenStack-Helm as part
of the Checking process. The output is logged to a ./log dir by
default so the results are caught and handled by the devstack-logs
publisher.
Change-Id: I8f82e371b5098c97311d51071ebb60e8734c2900
With pod disruption budget set it is not possible to drain nodes
and perform other expected operations. This PS changes the default
value to 0, restoring the typically expected operation of pods.
Change-Id: I43ef35638c98caee2cf567487173399157000ada
Kubernetes does not allow updating annotations on StatefulSets (it
actually only allows a couple of fields to be modified), so the
existence of these hash annotations makes it impossible to modify
configmap values.
This will be a problem not only for upgrades, but for normal operation
with charts like `mariadb`, which will occasionally require
`helm upgrade ...` to modify settings to allow recovery from certain
cluster failure modes.
Change-Id: I5f0433fc05c5aa22b4ad7ec296efbde3acca3d5a
Fixes to resolve confusion between gotpl and bash variable handling
and also how bash handles empty strings.
These are required to robustly:
1. make use of an external network (for floating IPs)
2. specify *which* interface in the nodes is used for the tunnelled
traffic.
Change-Id: I30fd675cd471a77dc09a6c7f6ee81120a978b38b
