I've been slowly decoupling the provisioning role from infra-ansible
into its own role:
http://git.openstack.org/cgit/openstack/ansible-role-cloud-launcher
Now that it has feature parity and it is gating in OpenStack CI,
just use it and remove setup_openstack_resources roles.
Change-Id: I4810d0bdb57cf1f069f20fb133f5f2afe15e4e87
* Linux/Debian - ensure python-pip & python-dev are installed
* LinuxRHEL/CentOS - ensure python-virtualenv & python-devel are
installed
* Darwin/OSX - check & exit if pip not installed
* Always rebuild the venv
* Dropped the path on wget, to allow for platform path differences
* Dropped the -N on wget, as it has no effect when using -O and
github aren't returning the Last-Modified header
Change-Id: I221965ee1b1776d46f4b6fba00ffb7069e5b34f8
Rather than relying on system-wide packages, just
create the virtualenv and leverage the already available
requirements.txt, which installs ansible along with other
dependencies.
Also pull the openstack inventory in the local inventory folder
as ansible pip package does not bundle the inventory utility.
Change-Id: I43b1c3fce522657854cdc20c55bd32366179b4b7
Ricardo Carrillo Cruz