This is an example of an integration of Distributed-CI and TripleO-Quickstart.
- to be on Red Hat VPN.
- RDO-Cloud openrc file should be sourced first
- in ansible/hosts, the jumpbox should have a floating IP from the user tenant
- a valide RHSM credential and a pool ID with the rhel-7-server-cert-rpms channel
cd ansible
Prepare and source the dcirc.sh environment file:
vim files/dcirc.sh
source files/dcirc.sh
Load the OpenStack openrc:
source ~/openrc.sh
Adjust the public IP of the jumpbox and the virthost in the hosts file. The IP addresses should come from your tenant floating IP pool:
vim hosts
Import the RHEL image, if it's missing:
openstack image create --file ~/rhel-guest-image-7.3-35.x86_64.qcow2 --container-format bare --disk-format qcow2 "RHEL 7.3-35"
Finally you can start the deployment:
ansible-playbook -i hosts -e rhsm_login=XXXX -e rhsm_password=XXXX -e rhsm_pool_id bootstrap.yml
The playbook will do the following steps:
- bootstrap.yml playbook
- prepare the jumpbox and virthost virtual machines
- deploy the dci-ansible-agent
- prepare the configuration for dci-ansible-agent
- fetch the last version of quickstart.sh
- push an up to date copy of tripleo-environments
- start the dci-ansible-agent agent
- dci-ansible-agent
- request a new DCI job to the DCI Control Server
- fetch the RHOSP or RDO repository to validate
- expose the repository on an internal HTTP server
- call quickstart.sh with a special requirement file
- quickstart.sh from TripleO-Quickstart
- use to requirement to:
- fetch the last version of rhos-10-baseos-undercloud-dci.yml
- use the local copy of tripleo-environents
- deploy an openstack
- use to requirement to:
- run the DCI tests
- collect-logs
- validate-tempest
- certification
The rpm_to_gate
parameter can be used to inject a local RPM on the jumpbox. In this case, it will be use
instead of the RPM from the upstream repository:
ansible-playbook -i hosts -e rhsm_login=XXXX -e rhsm_password=XXXX -e rhsm_pool_id bootstrap.yml -e rpm_to_gate=/tmp/dci-ansible.rpm