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This will wait for any resources that are created to become available before exiting the script. This allows you to avoid a race condition where a server could be created before the resource tracker had been updated with the new resources; server creation would fail. Change-Id: I57f8c93cb1ebbc284b96ef1ced2c4edd59b27795 Story: 2004274 Task: 27823 Depends-On: https://review.openstack.org/617642
29 lines
1.1 KiB
YAML
29 lines
1.1 KiB
YAML
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# A list of dictionaries, each with the following keys:
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# * resource_class - the name of the resource class that you want to be
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# available
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# * traits - a list of traits a provider requires before that provider is
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# considered to provide that resource
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# * amount - natural number representing the amount of the resource that
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# should be available. This will be tested against the total resource count
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# minus the amount that is reserved.
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wait_for_resources_required_resources:
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# Virtualenv containing OpenStack client
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wait_for_resources_venv:
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# The resources are polled this many times. The delay between each iteration
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# is also configurable, but defaults to 10 seconds
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wait_for_resources_retry_limit: 15
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# The delay between each iteration.
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wait_for_resources_delay:
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# The URL of the upper constraints file to pass to pip when installing Python
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# packages.
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wait_for_resources_python_upper_constraints_url:
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# Path on the remote machine to copy the python requirements file to
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wait_for_resources_python_requirements_path: /tmp/wait-for-python-requirements.txt
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