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Julia Kreger 2017-08-10 11:35:00 +00:00
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releasenotes/notes/ansible-virt-0759a857daaacccf.yaml
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--- ---
features: features:
- | - |
``bifrost-create-vm-nodes`` role now uses Ansible's virt modules to Changes the ``bifrost-create-vm-nodes`` role to use Ansible's virt
create virtual machines for bifrost testing. modules to create virtual machines for bifrost testing.
This supersedes the embedded bash script to create virtual machines. This supersedes the embedded bash script to create virtual machines.
As a result, all variables that were present in the bash script are As a result, all variables that were present in the bash script are
now available as default role variables and can be overridden by standard now available as default role variables and can be overridden by standard
Ansible means. Ansible means.
For backward compatibility, some of the variables still support the For backward compatibility, some of the variables still support the
use of shell variables, but this is deprecated and should be avoided. use of shell variables, but this is deprecated and should be avoided.
deprecations: deprecations:

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releasenotes/notes/support-custom-ansible-groups-38ad5d3a930b17eb.yaml
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groups for all the hosts that make use of the dynamic JSON groups for all the hosts that make use of the dynamic JSON
inventory. The way to do that is to simply define a inventory. The way to do that is to simply define a
list of groups in the `host_group` property as illustrated list of groups in the `host_group` property as illustrated
in the following example:: in the following example:
.. code-block:: yaml .. code-block:: yaml
"node1": { "node1": {
"uuid": "a8cb6624-0d9f-c882-affc-046ebb96ec01", "uuid": "a8cb6624-0d9f-c882-affc-046ebb96ec01",
"host_groups": [ "host_groups": [
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the per-VM inventory groups by setting the ``test_vm_host_groups`` the per-VM inventory groups by setting the ``test_vm_host_groups``
variable as follows:: variable as follows::
``{ test_vm_host_groups: { testhost: [nova, cinder] } }`` { test_vm_host_groups: { testhost: [nova, cinder] } }
It is also possible to change the default ``baremetal`` group It is also possible to change the default ``baremetal`` group
for virtual machines by simply setting the ``host_default_group`` for virtual machines by simply setting the ``host_default_group``
variable to a list of default groups as follows:: variable to a list of default groups as follows::
``{ test_vm_default_groups: [baremetal vms] }`` { test_vm_default_groups: [baremetal vms] }
The list of default groups can also be set in the The list of default groups can also be set in the
``DEFAULT_HOST_GROUPS`` environmental variable. This is currently ``DEFAULT_HOST_GROUPS`` environmental variable. This is currently
the only way to change the default group for baremetal hosts. the only way to change the default group for baremetal hosts::
``export DEFAULT_HOST_GROUPS="foo bar zoo"`` export DEFAULT_HOST_GROUPS="foo bar zoo"
This will change the default groups to [foo, bar, zoo] instead of This will change the default groups to [foo, bar, zoo] instead of
the currently [baremetal] default. Extra care should be taken when the currently [baremetal] default. Extra care should be taken when