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Add orchestra configuration. Remove tarmac dependency from jenkins slaves. Add devstack repo to jenkins slave checkout. Use jenkins public key in cloud-init. Remove wheel group (not defined in base oneiric). Clean up sudoers. Git rid of wheel group dependency. Git rid of editor link (which may be dangling) and doesn't really have anything to do with sudo anyway. Write localrc for devstack with passwords for mysql and rabbitmq. Install devstack apt depends on install so they make it into the LVM snapshot. Add mysql password to a snippet file for the preseed. Add python-unittest2 to jenkins slaves. Add more passwords to localrc. Update syslog config on server. Fix subscribed exec for cobbler sync. Update syslog permissions. Don't log local messages to the orchestra dir. Add rsyslog sudo perms for jenkins. Make jenkins ignore known_hosts. Remove known_hosts file, add .ssh/config file that ignores known_hosts. Change-Id: Ic1842e5ea6778e8c52857f3441872459bfc05b2c
These are a set of puppet manifests and modules that are currently being used to manage some of the efforts of the OpenStack CI project. They are quite bare and crappy at the moment, but should grow soon.
Additionally, there is a script, make_puppet_lp.py which is used to generate a few lists of users from launchpad teams, to make management and population of user accounts on different types of servers easier.
There are currently two different entry points, the slave.pp and the server.pp manifest.
slave.pp is intended to be for jenkins slaves and adds all members of ~openstack-ci-admins
server.pp is intended as the base for other servers and adds members of ~openstack-admins
Puppet needs to be installed via gems, because we use the pip package provider for one of the packages and that is only in 2.7.
For instance:
/var/lib/gems/1.8/bin/puppet apply --modulepath=pwd/modules manifests/slave.pp
or
/var/lib/gems/1.8/bin/puppet apply --modulepath=pwd/modules manifests/server.pp