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README.rst

overcloud-partition-uefi

overcloud-partition-uefi is an element to add extra security hardening features to the tripleo images: partition creation. This element is the equivalent of overcloud-partition one, but is used when needed to build images that are capable of booting from uefi.

It includes the block-device-default definition, that creates independent partitions on the overcloud image, allowing those to accomplish the ANSSI security requirements. Please note that the sizes of the partitions may not be enough for production usage, they will need to be resized properly after deployment depending on the available disk size.