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README.md

ironic-python-agent CoreOS Image builder.

Builds a CoreOS image suitable for running the ironic-python-agent on a server.

Requirements

Must be run from a linux machine with a working docker installation and python-pip

Run the following locally or from a virtualenv to install the python requirements

pip install -r requirements.txt

Instructions

To create a docker repository and embed it into a CoreOS pxe image:

make

To just create the docker repository in oem/container.tar.gz:

make docker

To embed the oem/ directory into a CoreOS pxe image:

Note: In order to have the ability to ssh into the created image, you need to pass ssh keys in via the kernel command line for CoreOS, or create oem/authorized_keys with the keys you need added before building the image.

make coreos