| 2017-02-16 15:17:04 |
Mark Goddard |
description |
It is not currently possible to deploy Bifrost on a host other than the Ansible control host. A deployer may want to manage an Ansible control environment remotely from the Bifrost deployment host but is currently unable to.
Steps to reproduce:
Configure the Kolla Ansible inventory with a bifrost group containing a single (remote) host.
$ kolla-ansible deploy-bifrost
Expected result:
Bifrost is deployed in a container on the host in the bifrost group.
Actual result:
There is no bifrost group, the Bifrost container is always deployed on localhost.
Proposed change:
Introduce a new group named bifrost. Add localhost to the group both in the all-in-one and multinode inventories for backwards compatibility. Target the play in ansible/bifrost.yml at the hosts in the bifrost group. |
It is not currently possible to deploy Bifrost on a host other than the Ansible control host. A deployer may want to manage an Ansible control environment remotely from the Bifrost deployment host but is currently unable to.
Steps to reproduce:
Configure the Kolla Ansible inventory with a bifrost group containing a single (remote) host.
$ kolla-ansible deploy-bifrost
Expected result:
Bifrost is deployed in a container on the host in the bifrost group.
Actual result:
There is no bifrost group, the Bifrost container is always deployed on localhost.
Proposed change:
Introduce a new top level group named deployment.
Introduce a new group named bifrost, containing the deployment group.
Add localhost to the deployment group both in the all-in-one and multinode inventories for backwards compatibility.
Target the play in ansible/bifrost.yml at the hosts in the bifrost group. |
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