This adds required parameters to the playbook to drain existing connections
towards backends instead of forcefully closing connections.
Change-Id: Iad35b654e0cec1b9e4083ef547822feecdf917b6
Prior output was containing same host multiple times. Applying uniq
to the stdout should eliminate that and result in running module only
once per host as was originally intended.
Change-Id: I0993a276d26a7da86fa60b8735de05ee24160395
cleanup-venvs.yml now removes older venv tgz, in addition to older venvs
directories.
It now uses the more appropriate and efficient find module instead of
the shell module.
Change-Id: Iab98039a84bb4b0e787c439d67fa81b7e108c3ff
In some cases a deployer may want to make a running backup of all
containers within an environment. This playbook will index all
containers and arhive them in the /opt/archives directory on the
physical host the container is running on.
Change-Id: I94880d4c00f89d5c678a1903f35120917561aa51
Signed-off-by: Kevin Carter <kevin.carter@rackspace.com>
Currently in any of the release of openstack-ansible
there is no role to mount the drives in swift object
server nodes. This can now be a part of
openstack-ansible-ops as this is all operational stuff.
If the user knows the type of the file system that is
going to be used, we can mount the drives as well using
the playbook without manual intervention.
Doc is also modified according to the playbook.
Modified the lines according to the comments given.
Change-Id: I991ee4891253d2f99703c80e350df21c43db01e8
Closes-Bug: #1535536
This commit adds a playbook and for removing a compute node from an
OpenStack-Ansible environment. It also introduces a directory structure
for ansible related tools.
Change-Id: I806148974fd0f4b05f6e455a4444e7c70ba05f9a
Closes-Bug: #1588821
Related: https://review.openstack.org/#/c/340458
Dmitriy Rabotyagov