Instead of pip installing onto the host, we use the
influxdb in the monasca venv to do the influxdb database,
user, etc setup. This prevents interference between pip
installed packages and distribution packages, keeping the
line between host installed packages and venv installed
packages clean.
The venv is only deployed on the monasca_api servers, so
we change the group used for executing the tasks to the
right group for it to work.
Change-Id: I6e1f86a789f188dff611d522a3309a355f7cd8e8
This ensures the dependencies on the monasca roles are deployed
after the initial deploy steps of monasca. This allows us to
install on the host the packages required for the extra roles,
until they are fixed. Moreover, the grafana-ansible role is being
moved to ansible-grafana from cloudalchemy repository.
Change-Id: I9381c4994e38933fd12c02c673bfe409daf2a59c
Co-Authored-By: Guilherme Steinmüller <guilhermesp@lsd.ufcg.edu.br>
This patch refactors the whole monasca role by bringing consistency
with the other openstack-ansible roles. Main changes include:
- Install services on its specific cointainer;
- monasca-thresh, monasca-notification and monasca-persister was
not being installed/configured, now it is;
- Tempest tests are ran for the whole monasca-api;
- The service should be fully functional;
- Added documentation.
The extras directory contains the changes necessary to openstack-
ansible to setup monasca.
Change-Id: Ib53d4311c4b4aa722c7cdf7b18632e23b8639a56
Guilherme Steinmüller