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director: clean-up of the director.cfg file (again)
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tcrivat committed Jul 24, 2016
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Expand Up @@ -11,15 +11,19 @@ DEPLOYMENT_NAME = conpaas-online
# Support for external identity providers
SUPPORT_EXTERNAL_IDP = false

# Maximum credit for new users created through the director's interface /new_user
MAX_CREDIT = 50


# Uncomment the following directives in case you want to use per-application
# Virtual Private Networks. In the default config presented below, the maximum
# number of services per application is 32 (2^5), with no more than 32767
# agents each (2^(32-12-5)-1).
#
# agents each (2^(32-12-5)-1).
#
# VPN_BASE_NETWORK = 172.16.0.0
# VPN_NETMASK = 255.240.0.0
# VPN_SERVICE_BITS = 5

# VPN_SERVICE_BITS = 5
#
# If you want to use your own bootstrap nodes, give the list here of their IP
# address, their port and their access protocol (UDP or TCP). Set one address
# per line. If this configuration variable is commented or empty, then the
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# ...


# Maximum credit for new users created through the director's interface /new_user
#
# MAX_CREDIT = 50


[iaas]
##############
# Amazon EC2 #
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# OTHER_CLOUDS = cloud1,cloud2

# Uncomment the following directives and set them to the appropriate values if
# you want to use ConPaaS on Amazon EC2. If you want to use OpenNebula or
# OpenStack, skip this part and fill in the directives for OpenNebula or
# OpenStack, which you can find further down in this file.
# Uncomment the following directives and set them to the appropriate values
# if you want to use ConPaaS on Amazon EC2. If you want to use OpenStack,
# skip this part and fill in the directives for OpenStack, which you can
# find further down in this file.

# Uncomment the following line to use ConPaaS on Amazon EC2:
# DRIVER = ec2

# USER should be set to your EC2 user name. Beware: this is not the
# email address you normally use to login at the AWS management console.
# email address you normally use to login at the AWS management console.
# An EC2 user name is a long opaque string. It can be found at
# https://console.aws.amazon.com/iam/home?#users
# under the name "Access key ID" in the "Security Credentials" tab
# under the name "Access key ID" in the "Security Credentials" tab
# at the bottom of the page after you select one of the users in the
# list. If the list is empty, then you must create a new one.

# USER =
# USER =

# PASSWORD should be set to the corresponding password.
# Again, this is a long opaque string (longer than the USER). You should
# normally have saved this information when you created a user. If you
# have lost this information then the only thing you can do is create a
# have lost this information then the only thing you can do is create a
# new access key for this user (by clicking "Manage Access Keys").

# PASSWORD =
# PASSWORD =

# This variable contains the created security group from the Web hosting
# service. Your security groups can be found under "NETWORK & SECURITY"
# service. Your security groups can be found under "NETWORK & SECURITY"
# in the left-side column of
# https://console.aws.amazon.com/ec2/.
# Please make sure that the security group you specify here exists in the
# region you want to use.

# SECURITY_GROUP_NAME =
# SECURITY_GROUP_NAME =

# This variable contains the Key Pair name to be used. Your keypairs can be
# found under "NETWORK & SECURITY" on https://console.aws.amazon.com/ec2/
# Please make sure that the keypair you specify here exists in the region you
# want to use.

# KEY_NAME =
# KEY_NAME =

# Amazon EC2 region.
#
# Amazon EC2 region.
#
# Valid values are:
#
# - ec2.us-east-1.amazonaws.com # United States East (Northern Virginia)
# - ec2.us-east-1.amazonaws.com # United States East (Northern Virginia)
# - ec2.us-west-1.amazonaws.com # United States West (Northern California)
# - ec2.us-west-2.amazonaws.com # United States West (Oregon)
# - ec2.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com # Europe West (Ireland)
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# REGION = ec2.us-east-1.amazonaws.com

# This variable contains the identifier of the ConPaaS Amazon Machine Image.
#
#
# Please set this value according to the region you want to use (see
# REGION).
# REGION).
#
# ConPaaS official AMI ids are:
# ConPaaS official AMI ids are:
#
# - ami-7a565912 United States East (Northern Virginia)
# - ami-b7dd31f3 United States West (Northern California)
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#############

# Uncomment the following directives and set them to the appropriate values if
# you want to use ConPaaS on OpenStack. If you want to use OpenNebula, skip
# this part and fill in the directives for OpenNebula, which you can find
# further down in this file.
# you want to use ConPaaS on OpenStack. If you want to use Amazon EC2, skip
# this part and fill in the directives for Amazon EC2, which you can find
# above.

# DRIVER = openstack

# USER and PASSWORD correspond to the values of EC2 Access Key and EC2 Secret Key
# and are needed by the ConPaaS system to manage the OpenStack deployment using
# the EC2 API. These values can be retrieved as explained in the ConPaaS installation
# guide in the "Getting the OpenStack API access credentials" section.
# Beware: these are long opaque strings and are different from the credentials used
# to login into the OpenStack dashboard (Horizon).
# USER and PASSWORD should be set to the credentials that you have for your
# OpenStack deployment. These are the same credentials that you use to login
# into the OpenStack dashboard (Horizon).

# USER =
# PASSWORD =
# USER = admin
# PASSWORD = password

# HOST should contain the fully qualified domain name (FQDN) or IP address of
# the controller node where OpenStack services are running.
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# pairs can be listed using "nova keypair-list". In the default configuration
# there is no key pair created, so you should create one.

# KEY_NAME =
# KEY_NAME = test-key

# TODO: this is not true when not using eucaliptus driver!
# This variable contains the identifier of the ConPaaS image, as should be used
# in the EC2 API. The value starts with "ami-" and can be obtained using the
# "euca-describe-images" command. For more information on how to register a new
# image, please consult the "Registering your ConPaaS image to OpenStack" section
# of the ConPaaS installation guide.
# This variable contains the name of the ConPaaS image as it is registered
# in OpenStack. In Horizon, the value can be obtained by navigating to the
# "Admin" > "System" > "Images" menu. Using the command line, the registered
# images can be listed using the "glance image-list" command. For more information
# on how to register a new image, please consult the "Registering your ConPaaS
# image to OpenStack" section of the ConPaaS installation guide.

# IMAGE_ID = ami-
# IMAGE_ID = conpaas

# This variable contains the type of OpenStack instances to use, called "flavor"
# in OpenStack terminology. In Horizon, the accepted values can be obtained by
# navigating to the "Admin" > "System" > "Flavors" menu. Using the command line,
# the available flavors can be listed using "nova flavor-list".

# SIZE_ID = m1.small
# SIZE_ID = m1.micro

# This variable contains the name or the id of the network where the VM (container)
# will be booted. If there is only one network, it is not neccessary to set this
# parameter, Openstack will pick the default one
# This variable contains the name or the id of the network where the VM or container
# will be booted. If there is only one network, it is not neccessary to set this
# parameter, Openstack will pick the default one.

# NETWORK_ID = conpaas-net

# The following variable should match the ability of the network component of OpenStack to auto-assigning
# public (floating) IPs to the newly created VMs. For example if you use nova-network, auto
# assignment is possible, therefore this flag should be set to "true". However, neutron
# does not support auto-assignment of floating ips, hence that has to be done by ConPaaS. In order
# to instruct ConPaaS to do that, this flag has to be set to "false". If not set the system
# will take "true" as the default value. Note that if this flag is left "true" while the network
# component does not support auto-assignment will result in the director waiting forever for the manager to start
# The following variable should match the ability of the network component of
# OpenStack to auto-assigning public (floating) IPs to the newly created VMs.
# For example if you use nova-network, auto assignment is possible, therefore
# this flag should be set to "true". However, neutron does not support auto-assignment
# of floating ips, hence that has to be done by ConPaaS. In order to instruct
# ConPaaS to do that, this flag has to be set to "false". If not set the system
# will take "true" as the default value. Note that if this flag is left "true"
# while the network component does not support auto-assignment will result in
# the director waiting forever for the manager to start.

# AUTO_ASSIGN_FLOATING_IP = true

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