Making sushy emulator ignore boot device optional #272
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ERROR unable to rebase PR 272 from redhat-partner-solutions/crucible branch main |
The "ignore boot device" parameter instructs the sushy emulator to override the default boot device, which is usually the discovery iso. By making this parameter optional, we give the user control over whether the default boot device should be used or not.
Co-authored-by: Michele Costa <[email protected]>
This reverts commit 14ace08.
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Currently ocp-on-libvirt installs the conserver service along with the VMs to allow for IPMI remote management of the hosts, which in turn allows for PXE image boot up. In order to support ZTP deployments, virtual media image boot up is needed, and to manage it remotely, the target server BMCs must suport the redfish protocol. Sushy tools provides support for the redfish protocol for libvirt VMs. This change installs sushy tools, as implemented in the assisted-installer ansible project, when running the ocp-on-libvirt role. Depends-On: dci-labs/bos2-ci-config#72 Depends-On: openshift-kni/baremetal-deploy#975 Depends-On: redhat-partner-solutions/crucible#272 Test-Args-Hints: -e enable_redfish=true -e enable_virtualmedia=true
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Currently ocp-on-libvirt installs the conserver service along with the VMs to allow for IPMI remote management of the hosts, which in turn allows for PXE image boot up. In order to support ZTP deployments, virtual media image boot up is needed, and to manage it remotely, the target server BMCs must suport the redfish protocol. Sushy tools provides support for the redfish protocol for libvirt VMs. This change installs sushy tools, as implemented in the assisted-installer ansible project, when running the ocp-on-libvirt role. Depends-On: dci-labs/bos2-ci-config#72 Depends-On: openshift-kni/baremetal-deploy#975 Depends-On: redhat-partner-solutions/crucible#272 Test-Args-Hints: -e enable_redfish=true -e enable_virtualmedia=true
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Currently ocp-on-libvirt installs the conserver service along with the VMs to allow for IPMI remote management of the hosts, which in turn allows for PXE image boot up. In order to support ZTP deployments, virtual media image boot up is needed, and to manage it remotely, the target server BMCs must suport the redfish protocol. Sushy tools provides support for the redfish protocol for libvirt VMs. This change installs sushy tools, as implemented in the assisted-installer ansible project, when running the ocp-on-libvirt role. Depends-On: dci-labs/bos2-ci-config#72 Depends-On: openshift-kni/baremetal-deploy#975 Depends-On: redhat-partner-solutions/crucible#272 Test-Args-Hints: -e enable_redfish=true -e enable_virtualmedia=true
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Currently ocp-on-libvirt installs the conserver service along with the VMs to allow for IPMI remote management of the hosts, which in turn allows for PXE image boot up. In order to support ZTP deployments, virtual media image boot up is needed, and to manage it remotely, the target server BMCs must suport the redfish protocol. Sushy tools provides support for the redfish protocol for libvirt VMs. This change installs sushy tools, as implemented in the assisted-installer ansible project, when running the ocp-on-libvirt role. Depends-On: dci-labs/bos2-ci-config#72 Depends-On: openshift-kni/baremetal-deploy#975 Depends-On: redhat-partner-solutions/crucible#272 Test-Args-Hints: -e enable_redfish=true -e enable_virtualmedia=true
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The "ignore boot device" parameter instructs the sushy emulator to
override the default boot device, which is usually the discovery iso.
By making this parameter optional, we give the user control over whether
the default boot device should be used or not.