The OpenShift roles should include the OS::TripleO::Services::Rhsm
service for Red Hat Subscription Management so that the provisioned
nodes can register with a Satellite or CDN.
Add the Podman service to OpenShifAllInOne to be more consistent with
other roles.
Change-Id: I08862635c68eddbb0940863c43867ece1b289ee5
Podman service will be in charge of installing, configuring, upgrading
and updating podman in TripleO.
For now, the service is disabled by default but included in all roles.
In the cycle, we'll make it the default.
Note: when Podman will be able to run in TripleO without Docker,
we'll do like https://review.openstack.org/#/c/586679/ and make it as
a generic service that can be switched to either podman or docker.
But for now, we need podman & docker working side by side.
Depends-On: Ie9f5d3b6380caa6824ca940ca48ed0fcf6308608
Change-Id: If9e311df2fc7b808982ee54224cc0ea27e21c830
Openshift Routers are located on the infra node and need to be highly
available on ports 80 and 443.
Depends-On: I5de14152904d06c49e9d5b2df6e3f09a35f23d92
Change-Id: Iee088e1279bff2cdb7a3601288804f626bff29a3
Introduce an openshift_node template that serves as base for all
openshift services. This reworks the inventory files so that hosts are
defined once and made part of the appropriate groups.
The master node can now be split from the infra node, or bundled
together with the Worker in the all-in-one role.
Provide environment files to enable the Master, Worker, Infra or
all-in-one role individually.
Change-Id: I9ad86185b01c88b609d320e2384c5644bd99bdae
This patch adds a new role called OpenShiftInfra which is required to
define infra nodes. We've been bundling infra nodes with compute and
master nodes and they ought to be independent.
With the new node label management introduced in openshift-ansible, it
sounds like this is a good time for us to unbundle these nodes.
Co-Authored-By: Martin André <m.andre@redhat.com>
Depends-On: I291b6ac65eaa1a015bca2ee2bc1be90b0ea0aadc
Change-Id: I4f8127a9e2d822057f3db8f0974ab1db0698985a
