Merge "Modify grammatical errors"

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Zuul 2018-03-19 15:48:14 +00:00 committed by Gerrit Code Review
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@ -190,7 +190,7 @@ to be triggered during initial deployment with TripleO follows:
with Heat accordingly.
#. A point in the deployment is reached where the Overcloud nodes are
imaged, booted, and networked. At that point the undercloud has
access to the the provisioning or management IPs of the Overcloud
access to the provisioning or management IPs of the Overcloud
nodes.
#. A new Heat Resource is created which starts a Mistral workflow to
Deploy Ceph on the systems with the any of the five Ceph server
@ -282,7 +282,7 @@ to be triggered during initial deployment with TripleO follows:
created. For example, because the workflow is idempotent, if the
resource creation fails because the wrong parameter was passed or
becasue of a temporary network issue, the deployer could simply run
a stack-update the the Mistral worklow would run again and if the
a stack-update the Mistral worklow would run again and if the
issues which caused the first run to fail were resolved, the
deployment should succeed. Similarly if a user updates a parameter,
e.g. a new disk is added to `ceph::profile::params::osds`, then the
@ -313,7 +313,7 @@ process to deploy the OSDs along with the Overcloud:
with Heat accordingly.
#. A point in the deployment is reached where the new Overcloud nodes
are imaged, booted, and networked. At that point the undercloud has
access to the the provisioning or management IPs of the Overcloud
access to the provisioning or management IPs of the Overcloud
nodes.
#. A new Heat Resource is created which starts a Mistral workflow to
add new Ceph OSDs.

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@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ During the Pike cycle the minor update and some parts of the major upgrade
are significantly different to any previous cycle, in that they are *not* being
delivered onto nodes via Heat stack update. Rather, Heat stack update is used
to only collect, but not execute, the relevant ansible tasks defined in each
of the the service manifests_ as upgrade_tasks_ or update_tasks_ accordingly.
of the service manifests_ as upgrade_tasks_ or update_tasks_ accordingly.
These tasks are then written as stand-alone ansible playbooks in the stack
outputs_.