- One of the usecase supported by tools/cleanup-containers
was the ablity to remove container with a regex so that
you could redepoloy just that single componet.
- By cleaning up ovs in cleanup-containers that is nolonger
possible.
- This change move the cleanup of ovs from,
tools/cleanup-contianers to tools/cleanup-hosts
TrivialFix
Change-Id: If2001130f4a2400555ce4d9ac5ee506482e4c25e
new cleanup-host script removes kolla-build.conf
in /etc/kolla directory which contains the build
configuration for building images.
This should be preserved.
Change-Id: I20fbf3f8a2400a5e048ba55beb0c8e1ec849d8a3
Related-Bug:#1561055
Kolla deployment creates /etc/kolla folder on a target host
with multiple configuration files. In some scenarios,
the presence of these files prevent successful deployment
of certain services especially when their configuration parameters
have been changed on the deployment host.
Change-Id: Iefd544b50fc90b7f00d6e137bc14ab4807ef7c0f
Closes-Bug: #1561055
After run cleanup-containers script, was necessary to
clear references to the ceph in fstab file manually
Change-Id: I264e6644d5d569a9b56115ea31b15589b093c3f9
Closes-Bug: #1562991
Split the content of cleanup-containers into containers cleanup and host
cleanup. This allows to run the cleanup-containers from OSX clients,
while keeping needed code to delete host artifacts left behind by the
neutron agents container.
In addition, cleanup-containers may disappear in the future, replaced by
a docker-compose wrapper.
Co-Authored-By: Martin André <martin.andre@kvhasia.com>
Co-Authored-By: Swapnil Kulkarni <me@coolsvap.net>
Change-Id: I3aa731e7e0f9eb3dad9c363bb5d4a575d84a2fae
Closes-Bug: #1477383