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EPEL is no longer required for a default installation. Let's disable it. Also clean up the install_epel variable from Kolla Ansible globals.yml template, since it never existed. Story: 2009757 Task: 44227 Change-Id: I96eb4685f997e85ad2ee5318640d58d0287a016d
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843 B
YAML
30 lines
843 B
YAML
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# Path to directory for kolla source code checkout.
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kolla_source_path:
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# Type of Kolla control installation. One of 'binary' or 'source'.
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kolla_ctl_install_type:
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# URL of Kolla source code repository if type is 'source'.
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kolla_source_url:
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# Version (branch, tag, etc.) of Kolla source code repository if type is
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# 'source'.
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kolla_source_version:
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# Virtualenv directory where Kolla will be installed.
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kolla_venv: "{{ ansible_facts.env['PWD'] }}/kolla-venv"
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# Upper constraints file which is passed to pip when installing packages
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# into the kolla venv.
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kolla_upper_constraints_file:
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# Whether to install the epel-release package.
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kolla_install_epel: false
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# Directory where Kolla config files will be installed.
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kolla_build_config_path:
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# Kolla OpenStack release version. This should be a Docker image tag.
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kolla_openstack_release:
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