The purpose of this role is to deploy keystone onto Ubuntu. There is also an support for an experimental "dockerized" deployment. This dockerized deployment copies the role to the target machine and uses the original ansible-based functionality to build a docker image, and then uses recent ansible features to manage the running service. The dockerized deployment can theoretically deploy to any Linux platform with a running docker install and the docker-py python client library installed.
Travis status above refers only to the non-dockerized deployment, as docker does not (easily) run on travis.
The variables below only affect the dockerized deployment:
- keystone_dockerized_deployment: false
- keystone_docker_username: default
- keystone_docker_imagename: keystone
- keystone_docker_containername: keystone
- hosts: all
sudo: True
roles:
- marklee77.keystone
GPLv2
- the dockerized deployment still requires sudo access, even though a member of the docker group should be able to build and deploy containers without sudo.
- problem running with supervisor...
- delegate_to for mysql
- keystone token flush cron job
- rsync filter to get rid of swap files...