This charm deploys and configures a node with OpenStack Ironic which has integration with other OpenStack components.
Create an options.yaml file with the necessary configurations needed to deploy
the charm:
ironic:
series: xenial
constraints: spaces=internal,public,baremetaldeploy,ipmimanagement
num_units: 0
annotations:
"gui-x": "1353"
"gui-y": "1078"
options:
openstack-origin: "cloud:xenial-newton"
region: "RegionOne"
enable-ipxe: False
enabled-drivers: "pxe_ipmitool,agent_ipmitool"
nodes-cleaning: False
dhcp-provider: neutron
debug: True
verbose: True
swift-url: "http://10.20.0.2:8787/"
swift-account: "baremetal"
swift-container: "images"
swift-temp-url-duration: 1200
swift-temp-url-key: "key"
os-admin-network: "10.0.0.0/24"
os-internal-network: "10.0.1.0/24"
os-public-network: "10.0.2.0/24"
os-deploy-network: "10.0.3.0/24"
deploy-network-uuid: "7c3ee6a9-4f91-43d5-bb1c-44aea99abcf0"
cleaning-network-uuid: "7c3ee6a9-4f91-43d5-bb1c-44aea99abcf0"
The above configurations can be used to deploy the charm using the OpenStack Newton release. Make sure you change the config options according to your needs. See the configuration section for details about the charm's config options.
OpenStack Ironic supports integration with Neutron, which is used as a DHCP
provider for the ironic-conductor.
Deploy the charm and add the relations with the other OpenStack charms:
juju deploy --config options.yaml ironic
juju add-relation ironic mysql
juju add-relation ironic keystone
juju add-relation ironic rabbitmq-server
juju add-relation ironic glance
juju add-relation ironic neutron-api
juju add-relation ironic swift-proxy
To scale out horizontally:
juju add-unit ironic -n <number_of_units>
To scale down:
juju destroy-unit ironic/<unit_number>
$ juju deploy $path_to_this_checkout --series xenial