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### Hardware Inspection Support
Bifrost also supports the installation of the ironic-inspector in standalone
Bifrost also supports the installation of ironic-inspector in standalone
mode, which enables the user to allow for identification of the system
properties via a workflow.
enable_inspector: Boolean value, default false. This controls the
installation and configuration of the ironic-
inspector.
enable_inspector: Boolean value, default false. Set this value to true to
install ironic-inspector.
inspector_auth: Inspector authentication mode, defaulted to "noauth".
inspector_auth: Sets ironic-inspector's authentication method. Possible values
are `keystone` and `noauth`. `noauth` is recommended since
bifrost by default installs ironic as standalone without
keystone. The default value is `noauth`.
inspector_debug: Boolean Value, default true, this controls if the ironic
inspector is writing debug logging. This may change
in the future, however it is the default for initial
testing.
inspector_debug: Boolean value, default true. Enables debug level logging
for inspector. Note that this default may change in
future.
inspector_manage_firewall: Boolean value, default false, that controls
if the ironic-inspector is to manage the firewall
rules of the host. This is un-necessary in the
bifrost use case since the installation playbook
adds the record to permit the callback traffic.
inspector_manage_firewall: Boolean value, default false. Controls whether
ironic-inspector should manage the firewall
rules of the host. Bifrost's installation playbook
adds the rule to permit the callback traffic,
so you shouldn't need to enable this.
ironic_auth_strategy: Boolean Value, default "noauth", controls the config
of the ironic-inspector for it to understand that ironic
is operating in noauth mode.
ironic_auth_strategy: Sets the `auth_strategy` ironic-inspector should use
with ironic. Possible values are `noauth` and
`keystone`. The default value is `noauth`.
inspector_data_dir: Defaults to "/opt/stack/ironic-inspector/var", Base folder
for inspector temporary data and log files.
inspector_data_dir: Base path for ironic-inspector's temporary data and log
files. The default location is
`/opt/stack/ironic-inspector/var`.
inspector_port_addition: Default value, 'pxe' of three possible values,
'all', 'active', and 'pxe'. Controls the logic
utilized for the addition of new port records
associated with the ironic node.
inspector_port_addition: Defines which MAC addresses to add as ports during
introspection. Possible values are `all`, `active`,
and `pxe`. The default value is `pxe`.
inspector_keep_ports: Default value, 'present' of three possible values,
'all', 'present', and 'added'. Controls the logic
utilized by inspector for setting ports to be
kept in association with an ironic node.
inspector_keep_ports: Defines which ports on a node to keep after
introspection. Possible values are `all`, `present`,
and `added`. The default value is `present`.
inspector_store_ramdisk_logs: Boolean value, default true. Controls if the
inspector agent will retain logs from the