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Hybrid YAML template
This template describes an environment configuration where Fuel admin node is on a VM on the host, that has connectivity to the baremetal networks ('fuelweb_admin' for PXE provisioning and 'public' for setup NAT from the baremetal lab to the Internet).
Requirements to use the template with the baremetal lab:
If 'parent_iface' is used for any of libvirt l2_network_device, 'sudo' access on the host is required to automatic connect host's interfaces to libvirt virtual networks (linux bridges).
Export necessary environment variables:
- ENV_NAME - ISO_PATH - BAREMETAL_ADMIN_IFACE # Interface of the host, that has untagged # connectivity to the baremetal PXE network # and other tagged baremetal networks. # It should be in UP state. # Tip: if the 'admin' network should be # connected to an existing bridge on the host, # you can use a veth pair, one iface of # which is included into the bridge, and # another iface is provided in the environment # variable BAREMETAL_ADMIN_IFACE. # Example for existing bridge: # $ ip link add veth0 type veth peer name veth1 # $ ip link set up veth0 # $ ip link set up veth1 # $ brctl addif <br_admin> veth0 # $ export BAREMETAL_ADMIN_IFACE=veth1 - IPMI_HOST{1..5}, IPMI_USER, IPMI_PASSWORD # Access credentials # to IPMI nodesConfigure MACs for all interfaces. In this template, order of the interfaces doesn't matter, because mapping OpenStack networks on node interfaces will be done using specified MAC addresses. So if a server has 4 network interfaces, but you planned to use only 2 interfaces for OpenStack networks, you can configure here only these 2 interfaces.
Use this template to create the environment:
From command line:
$ dos.py create-env ./path/to/hybrid_template.yamlFor already existing system tests (TEST_GROUP='smoke_neutron' for example) (requires fuel-qa branch > stable/mitaka, with support for fuel-devops3.0)
$ export DEVOPS_SETTINGS_TEMPLATE=./path/to/hybrid_template.yaml $ sh -x "utils/jenkins/system_tests.sh" \ -t test \ -w "${WORKSPACE}" \ -V "${VENV_PATH}" \ -j "${JOB_NAME}" \ -o --group="${TEST_GROUP}" \ -i "${ISO_PATH}"For fuel-qa/fuel_tests (pytest-based):
- In the test class, initialize self.config_file=./path/to/hybrid_template.yaml
- Use @pytest.mark.need_ready_cluster for test case methods to load the config and prepare the environment.
Additional details about this template:
- Fuel master node is on a separate node group because different fuel-devops drivers are used for Fuel master node and for baremetal nodes;
- All OpenStack networks except fuelweb_admin are tagged;
- All interfaces on baremetal nodes that will be assigned for OpenStack networks should be configured with the correct MAC addresses. It is required for automatic mapping OpenStack networks on proper node interfaces during system tests;
- 'l2_network_devices' object is not required for the baremetal node group;
- By default, 'eth1' is added to the libvirt bridge of the 'admin' l2_network_device to get connectivity to the baremetal networks connected to this host's interface;
- 'public' l2_network_device in the libvirt group is used for providing NAT from baremetal tagged public network to the Internet, and for access to public IPs on the baremetal nodes directly from system tests.
- Despite the fact that there is used two node groups, all baremetal nodes actually are connected to the PXE admin network of the first node group and will be bootstrapped as the nodes of the first node group. Second node group will not be used with this config, because it requires another network setup and manual Fuel configuration for additional interfaces.
---
aliases:
dynamic_address_pool:
- &pool_default !os_env POOL_DEFAULT, 10.109.0.0/16:24
default_interface_model:
- &interface_model !os_env INTERFACE_MODEL, e1000
template:
devops_settings:
env_name: !os_env ENV_NAME
address_pools:
# Network pools used by the environment
fuelweb_admin-pool01:
net: *pool_default
params:
vlan_start: 0
ip_reserved:
gateway: +1
default_l2_network_device: +1 # l2_network_device will get this IP address
ip_ranges:
default: [+2, -2] # admin IP range for 'default' nodegroup name
public-pool01:
net: *pool_default
params:
vlan_start: 200
ip_reserved:
gateway: +1
default_l2_network_device: +1 # l2_network_device will get this IP address
ip_ranges:
default: [+2, +127] # public IP range for 'default' nodegroup name
floating: [+128, -2]
storage-pool01:
net: *pool_default
params:
vlan_start: 201
management-pool01:
net: *pool_default
params:
vlan_start: 202
private-pool01:
net: *pool_default
params:
vlan_start: 960
vlan_end: 1000
fuelweb_admin-pool02:
net: *pool_default
params:
vlan_start: 0
public-pool02:
net: *pool_default
params:
vlan_start: 200
storage-pool02:
net: *pool_default
params:
vlan_start: 201
management-pool02:
net: *pool_default
params:
vlan_start: 202
private-pool02:
net: *pool_default
params:
vlan_start: 960
groups:
- name: default
driver:
name: devops.driver.libvirt
params:
connection_string: !os_env CONNECTION_STRING, qemu:///system
storage_pool_name: !os_env STORAGE_POOL_NAME, default
stp: True
hpet: False
use_host_cpu: !os_env DRIVER_USE_HOST_CPU, true
network_pools: # Address pools for OpenStack networks.
# Actual names should be used for keys
# (the same as in Nailgun, for example)
fuelweb_admin: fuelweb_admin-pool01
public: public-pool01
storage: storage-pool01
management: management-pool01
private: private-pool01
l2_network_devices: # Libvirt bridges. It is *NOT* Nailgun networks
admin:
address_pool: fuelweb_admin-pool01
dhcp: false
forward:
mode: nat
parent_iface:
# If the 'admin' network should be connected to an existing
# bridge instead of dedicated interface, use a veth pair.
phys_dev: !os_env BAREMETAL_ADMIN_IFACE, eth1
vlan_ifaces:
- 200
public:
address_pool: public-pool01
dhcp: false
forward:
mode: nat
parent_iface:
l2_net_dev: admin
tag: 200
nodes:
- name: admin # Custom name of VM for Fuel admin node
role: fuel_master # Fixed role for Fuel master node properties
params:
vcpu: !os_env ADMIN_NODE_CPU, 2
memory: !os_env ADMIN_NODE_MEMORY, 3072
boot:
- hd
- cdrom # for boot from usb - without 'cdrom'
volumes:
- name: system
capacity: !os_env ADMIN_NODE_VOLUME_SIZE, 75
format: qcow2
- name: iso
source_image: !os_env ISO_PATH # if 'source_image' set, then volume capacity is calculated from it's size
format: raw
device: cdrom # for boot from usb - 'disk'
bus: ide # for boot from usb - 'usb'
interfaces:
- label: iface1
l2_network_device: admin # Libvirt bridge name. It is *NOT* a Nailgun network
interface_model: *interface_model
network_config:
iface1:
networks:
- fuelweb_admin
- name: baremetal-rack01
driver:
name: devops.driver.baremetal
# Slave nodes
network_pools: # Address pools for OpenStack networks.
# Actual names should be used for keys
# (the same as in Nailgun, for example)
fuelweb_admin: fuelweb_admin-pool02
public: public-pool02
storage: storage-pool02
management: management-pool02
private: private-pool02
nodes:
- name: slave-01 # Custom name of baremetal for Fuel slave node
role: fuel_slave # Fixed role for Fuel master node properties
params:
ipmi_user: !os_env IPMI_USER
ipmi_password: !os_env IPMI_PASSWORD
ipmi_previlegies: OPERATOR
ipmi_host: !os_env IPMI_HOST1
ipmi_lan_interface: lanplus
ipmi_port: 623
# so, interfaces can be turn on in one or in a different switches.
interfaces:
- label: iface1
mac_address: xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
- label: iface2
mac_address: xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
network_config:
iface1:
networks:
- fuelweb_admin ## OpenStack network, NOT switch name
- public ## OpenStack network, NOT switch name
iface2:
networks:
- storage ## OpenStack network, NOT switch name
- management ## OpenStack network, NOT switch name
- private ## OpenStack network, NOT switch name
- name: slave-02 # Custom name of baremetal for Fuel slave node
role: fuel_slave # Fixed role for Fuel master node properties
params:
ipmi_user: !os_env IPMI_USER
ipmi_password: !os_env IPMI_PASSWORD
ipmi_previlegies: OPERATOR
ipmi_host: !os_env IPMI_HOST2
ipmi_lan_interface: lanplus
ipmi_port: 623
# so, interfaces can be turn on in one or in a different switches.
interfaces:
- label: iface1
mac_address: xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
- label: iface2
mac_address: xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
network_config:
iface1:
networks:
- fuelweb_admin ## OpenStack network, NOT switch name
- public ## OpenStack network, NOT switch name
iface2:
networks:
- storage ## OpenStack network, NOT switch name
- management ## OpenStack network, NOT switch name
- private ## OpenStack network, NOT switch name
- name: slave-03 # Custom name of baremetal for Fuel slave node
role: fuel_slave # Fixed role for Fuel master node properties
params:
ipmi_user: !os_env IPMI_USER
ipmi_password: !os_env IPMI_PASSWORD
ipmi_previlegies: OPERATOR
ipmi_host: !os_env IPMI_HOST3
ipmi_lan_interface: lanplus
ipmi_port: 623
# so, interfaces can be turn on in one or in a different switches.
interfaces:
- label: iface1
mac_address: xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
- label: iface2
mac_address: xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
network_config:
iface1:
networks:
- fuelweb_admin ## OpenStack network, NOT switch name
- public ## OpenStack network, NOT switch name
iface2:
networks:
- storage ## OpenStack network, NOT switch name
- management ## OpenStack network, NOT switch name
- private ## OpenStack network, NOT switch name
- name: slave-04 # Custom name of baremetal for Fuel slave node
role: fuel_slave # Fixed role for Fuel master node properties
params:
ipmi_user: !os_env IPMI_USER
ipmi_password: !os_env IPMI_PASSWORD
ipmi_previlegies: OPERATOR
ipmi_host: !os_env IPMI_HOST4
ipmi_lan_interface: lanplus
ipmi_port: 623
# so, interfaces can be turn on in one or in a different switches.
interfaces:
- label: iface1
mac_address: xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
- label: iface3
mac_address: xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
- label: iface4
mac_address: xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
network_config:
iface1:
networks:
- fuelweb_admin ## OpenStack network, NOT switch name
- public ## OpenStack network, NOT switch name
iface3:
networks:
- storage ## OpenStack network, NOT switch name
- management ## OpenStack network, NOT switch name
- private ## OpenStack network, NOT switch name
- name: slave-05 # Custom name of baremetal for Fuel slave node
role: fuel_slave # Fixed role for Fuel master node properties
params:
ipmi_user: !os_env IPMI_USER
ipmi_password: !os_env IPMI_PASSWORD
ipmi_previlegies: OPERATOR
ipmi_host: !os_env IPMI_HOST5
ipmi_lan_interface: lanplus
ipmi_port: 623
# so, interfaces can be turn on in one or in a different switches.
interfaces:
- label: iface1
mac_address: xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
- label: iface3
mac_address: xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
- label: iface4
mac_address: xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
network_config:
iface1:
networks:
- fuelweb_admin ## OpenStack network, NOT switch name
- public ## OpenStack network, NOT switch name
iface3:
networks:
- storage ## OpenStack network, NOT switch name
- management ## OpenStack network, NOT switch name
- private ## OpenStack network, NOT switch name