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AGENT-971: Add Agent-Based installer support for iSCSI #1727
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Add support for booting off iSCSI. A new boot mode - ISCSI, is added and is used to boot both the agent ISO and the installed image.
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Confirmed successful SNO installation using following settings:
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/test e2e-agent-compact-ipv4 |
Confirmed successful multi-node installation using following settings:
Note that openshift/installer#9356 is required. Results of testing with iSCSI:
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Add support for booting off iSCSI. A new boot mode - ISCSI, is added and is used to boot both the agent ISO and the installed image.
In order to boot the final image using ISCSI the rootDeviceHint has been added to agent-config.yaml.
Requires openshift/installer#9356.
Note that iSCSI is only supported for dhcp since
coreos-installer
does not support--copy-network
when using the ISCSI network, see coreos/coreos-installer#1389.