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Currently the docs here have the instructions from the Openstack-Helm All-in-One environment docs instead of just linking to the docs themselves. This change removes the redundant instructions and replaces them with a link to the source of the instructions. This also adds a link to the Airship in a Bottle instructions to the postgresql-utility docs. This is beneficial both to reduce the documentation here, as well as avoiding changes to the original documents not making their way here. Change-Id: I54af601112f93d9b50653afb56b93d0cd253658e
Utility Containers
Utility containers give Operations staff an interface to an Airship environment that enables them to perform routine operations and troubleshooting activities. Utility containers support Airship environments without exposing secrets and credentials while at the same time restricting access to the actual containers.
Prerequisites
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Deploy OSH-AIO.
Deploy the Openstack-Helm All-in-One environment starting from
here
up through the section Deploy Compute Kit
The recommended minimum system requirements for a full deployment are:
- 16 GB RAM
- 8 Cores
- 48 GB HDD
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To run further commands from the CLI manually, execute the following to set up authentication credentials
export OS_CLOUD=openstack_helm -
Clone the Porthole repo to openstack-helm project
git clone https://opendev.org/airship/porthole.git
To deploy utility pods
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To Deploy Utility containers, Please run required scripts
cd porthole -
Deploy
Ceph-utility../tools/deployment/utilities/010-ceph-utility.sh -
Deploy
Compute-utility../tools/deployment/utilities/020-compute-utility.sh -
Deploy
Etcdctl-utility../tools/deployment/utilities/030-etcdctl-utility.sh -
Deploy
Mysqlclient-utility../tools/deployment/utilities/040-Mysqlclient-utility.sh -
Deploy
Openstack-utility../tools/deployment/utilities/050-openstack-utility.sh
NOTE
The PostgreSQL utility container is deployed as a part of Airship-in-a-Bottle (AIAB).
To deploy and test postgresql-utility, see the
PostgreSQL README.