Since Ansible 2.5, the use of jinja tests as filters has been deprecated.
I've run the script provided by the ansible team to 'fix' the jinja filters
to conform to the newer syntax.
This fixes the deprecation warnings.
Change-Id: I775c849c944f82bdfc779c8c530346e7ebedbd2a
Changes to the openstack ansible modules and client SDKs have rendered our
authentication for ironic invalid. Bifrost now provides a working clouds.yaml,
so use this instead of the fudged endpoint/token setup in env-vars.
Also updates some use of the ironic client to the openstack client, and adds
support for the new 'inspect wait' ironic state to avoid surprises during
inspection.
Change-Id: I15ea388b6df8ced9cc0e0eceed8dec8aa8f57a9b
Story: 2001864
Task: 28078
As for 'when' clauses, 'until' should no longer use brackets, lest you
receive a written warning from Ansible.
TrivialFix
Change-Id: I1f10092ce283d288ae75600c4d0a450697b37c9f
Having tagged plays allows us to easily run a subset of the plays for a
command, and perform targeted operations with less risk of unintended
consequences.
The tags are typically named after the playbook, although some of the
overcloud playbooks have been tagged without an overcloud- prefix.
When using delegate_to with an IP address, ansible does use the corresponding
host in the inventory, and so not respect the ansible_user variable of the
delegate host. Here we revert to using the delegate host's inventory hostname,
and force ansible to respect the ansible_host variable of that host by setting
the variable in the task explicitly.
Currently these nodes are not deployed using kolla-ansible but use the
host provisioning and host OS configuration pieces of kayobe. The
monasca-deploy project is used to deploy the monitoring services.
