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We do not need the builder functionality from playbook2image and the
resulting image was overly complicated, so this simply builds on
Centos/RHEL.
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As discussed in #4279 the container image is being renamed to
openshift/origin-ansible (upstream) and openshift3/ose-ansible (downstream) for
the "oc cluster up" use case, and more generally to make it fit the
imageConfig.format configuration option.
This updates references to the image name accordingly.
Also updating references to playbook2image to account for recent moves of the
repo/image.
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Updating some files to account for recent changes:
- Commit fbadeb4 moved the location of the Dockerfiles
- playbook2image is now available from the openshift org
- downstream image is building with boto 2.34
Adjusting image build scripts and documentation to match these changes.
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- The spec file from ./inventory was removed back on Oct 28, 2015.
See aa2d0ed3fbd9b140c66a054fd3cfd8976de592ce.
- The remaining instructions refer to the `openshift-ansible` package,
not `openshift-ansible-bin`.
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I've found the "most likely" link - the linked project describes itself as: "Tito is a tool for managing RPM based projects using git for their source code repository" ... which sounds like what this might have once linked to. The documentation examples in the link's README.md also looks very much like the above.
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