updated README, add draft test doc, renamed spec

README.md

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ Requirements
 
 | Requirement                                          | Version/Comment |
 |------------------------------------------------------|-----------------|
-| Mirantis OpenStack compatibility                     | >= 7.1          |
+| Mirantis OpenStack compatibility                     | >= 7.0          |
 | Access to Datera via ccinder-volume node             |                 |
 | iSCSI initiator on all compute/cinder-volume nodes   |                 |
 

specs/fuel-plugin-datera-cinder.rst

@@ -7,13 +7,13 @@
 Fuel plugin for Datera as a Cinder backend
 ==================================================
 
-The Datera plugin for Fuel extends Mirantis OpenStack functionality by adding
-support for Datera EBS in Cinder using the iSCSI protocol.
+The Datera plugin for Fuel extends Mirantis OpenStack functionality 
+by adding support for Datera EDF in Cinder using the iSCSI protocol.
 
 Problem description
 ===================
 
-Currently, Fuel has no support for Datera EBS as block storage for
+Currently, Fuel has no support for Datera EDF as block storage for
 OpenStack environments. The Datera plugin aims to provide support for it.
 
 Proposed change
@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ None
 Performance Impact
 ------------------
 
-The Datera EBS provides high performance block storage for OpenStack 
+The Datera EDF provides high performance block storage for OpenStack 
 environments, and therefore enabling the Datera driver in OpenStack
 will greatly improve the peformance of OpenStack.
 
@@ -79,20 +79,13 @@ None
 Implementation
 ==============
 
-The plugin generates the approriate cinder.conf stanzas to enable the Datera
-within OpenStack. There are NO other packages required, the Datera driver
-which is included in the OpenStack distribution is all that is necessary.
+The plugin generates the approriate cinder.conf to enable the Datera EDF
+within OpenStack. The Datera v2 API driver, which is required as v1 is
+deprecated, is bundled with the Fuel plugin.
 
-Plugin has two tasks. Each task per role. They are run in the following order:
-
-* The first task installs and configures cinder-volume on Primary Controller.
-* The second task installs and configures cinder-volume on Controller nodes.
-
-Cinder-volume service is installed on all Controller nodes and is managed by
-Pacemaker. It runs in active/passive mode where only one instance is active.
-All instances of cinder-volume have the same “host” parameter in cinder.conf
-file. This is required to achieve ability to manage all volumes in the
-environment by any cinder-volume instance.
+There are two tasks the plugin performs on nodes with the Cinder role:
+* Install the v2 API driver.
+* Update cinder.conf to reflect the correct settings enabling the driver.
 
 Assignee(s)
 -----------
@@ -102,30 +95,33 @@ Assignee(s)
 Work Items
 ----------
 
-* Implement the Fuel plugin.
-* Implement the Puppet manifests.
+* Implement Fuel GUI plugin.
+* Implement Puppet manifests for configuration.
+* Implement Puppet manifests for driver update.
 * Testing.
-* Write the documentation.
+* Write documentation.
 
 Dependencies
 ============
 
-* Fuel 7.0 and higher.
+* Fuel 7.0 and 8.0.
 
 Testing
 =======
 
 * Prepare a test plan.
-* Test the plugin by deploying environments with all Fuel deployment modes.
+* Test the plugin by deploying environments.
 
 Documentation Impact
 ====================
 
-* Deployment Guide (how to install the storage backends, how to prepare an
-  environment for installation, how to install the plugin, how to deploy an
-  OpenStack environment with the plugin).
-* User Guide (which features the plugin provides, how to use them in the
-  deployed OpenStack environment).
+* Deployment Guide:
+    - Installing the Datera Fuel plugin.
+    - Setting up the Datera Fuel plugin.
+    - Deploy a Mirantis Openstack enviroment backed by Datera.
+    - Verify the install.
 * Test Plan.
 * Test Report.
-
+* User Guide:
+    - Features provided by plugin 
+    - How to confgure.