In order to make built components available during the PNDA provisioning process, they need to be staged in a location that is accessible from the target environment via HTTP.
Create an ordinary HTTP server in the target environment or identify an existing server. The server must have connectivity with the PNDA cluster being provisioned.
See these tips for rapidly creating an HTTP server using a number of different approaches.
Your existing CICD system may already include the capability to host and serve build artifacts over HTTP. In this case, simply make use of an appropriate location on the existing resource.
Copy the contents of mirror-dist and pnda-dist from the mirror creation and build steps respectively to the HTTP server.
The final directory layout should resemble the following -
pnda-root
│
├── console-backend-data-logger-develop.tar.gz
├── console-backend-data-logger-develop.tar.gz.sha512.txt
├── etc
│
├── mirror_python
│ ├── packages/
│ ├── simple/
│
├── mirror_rpm
│ ├── a-rpm.rpm
│ ├── etc
│
├── etc
Note that pnda-root can be any location, all that is required is that the hierarchy under this is available via a known URI. For example, using a standard Apache 2 installation on RHEL 7, if the hierarchy above is placed in /var/www/html this will be available via the URI http://<server>/ since /var/www/html is the default document root. Please refer to your HTTP server documentation for more details.
Make a note of the URI to pnda-root as this will be used in configuring the PNDA creation process.
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