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As described in[1], OpenShift currently only works with Block Storage
API v2 and the version autodetection is failing to figure that out.
[1]: https://github.com/openshift/openshift-docs/issues/5730
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openshift.master.cluster_method.
With pacemaker removed there is no longer a need for
openshift.master.cluster_method. We only have one option.
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Signed-off-by: Bogdan Dobrelya <bdobreli@redhat.com>
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Use testing openshift repos to sidestep packaging issues for 3.6 clients being
used in 3.7 deployments or something.
Poke host requirements Centos 7.4 as 7.3 can't see that testing repo.
Signed-off-by: Bogdan Dobrelya <bdobreli@redhat.com>
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Unlike other cloud providers, OpenStack VMs are not able to resolve each
other by their names. If you try to run the playbooks against nodes
without a pre-created /etc/hosts or a DNS that provides the hostname/ip
resolution, it will fail.
By setting the `openshift_hostname` variable to each node's IP address,
we're able to deploy a functional cluster without running a custom DNS.
It is still possible to provide an external server with nsupdate keys
and have it be populated, but that is no longer a hard requirement.
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This makes sure that all the variables used in the `openshift_openstack`
role are prefixed with `openshift_openstack_` as is the convention.
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Most of the vars in `roles/openshift_openstack/defaults/main.yml` are
now prefixed with `openstack_`.
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We move them from `playbooks/provisioning/openstack` to
`playbooks/openstack` to mirror `playbooks/aws`.
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