Intro

This project is intended to hold the code that will bootstrap a CI environment from scratch that is capable of gating the puppet-openstack modules.

In general, this project tried to re-use as many components as possible from openstack-infra's modules.

Building Out base environment

This project supports two methods of building out the environment.

1. Vagrant - this is intended to be used for testing and development of this project as it supports a much faster way to iterate on and verify local code changes.

2. Heat - This project also ships with heat templates that are intended to allow a user to build out and manage a CI environment in production. Using heat assumes that your changes have already been pushed to the relevant code repositories.

Initialization

Data needs to be populated to the local file

hiera/data/user.yaml

The following data needs to be applied there:

data to connect to gerrit

• gerrit_user:

The user to connect to gerrit as:

• zuul_ssh_private_key:

Private key that zuul will use to authenticate to gerrit

Data required to connect to openstack

• openstack_private_key:

Private key that is used to authenticate with openstack for usage of heat on the jenkins slaves

• openstack_user_password:

Password required by your use to authenticate with openstack

• openstack_user_name:

Name of user to authenticate with openstack

• openstack_tenant_id:

Id of tenant to use for authentication

• openstack_heat_endpoint:

URL to use to contact heat.

• openstack_keystone_endpoint:

URL to use to contact keystone.

Vagrant instructions

• install ruby and rubygems
• install vagrant and virtualbox
• install librarian-puppet-simple

gem install librarian-puppet-simple

• download modules

gem install librarian-puppet-simple

Heat instructions

• install machine as local heat client

In order to install heat, you need to set up a heat client

• issue heat stack-build command

Post installation

The following steps are required regardless of how your installation was performed:

• enable gearman plugin for jenkins

You have to click for this (lame!!!) go into the jenkins config section, find the gearman section, and click on enable.

• set up user auth manually

TBH, I'm not even mucking with auth atm. Jenkins is so lame ;(

Installing etcd

In order to build out etd, you need to build the package yourself:

creating the package

On an Ubuntu system, do the following:

apt-get install ruby-dev gcc make
gem install fpm
git clone https://github.com/solarkennedy/etcd-packages
cd etcd-packages
make deb

Copy the resulting deb into the local packages directory for vagrant testing (or move it to some available local directory)

setting up the local repo

For my simple vagrant tests, I will just setup a local package repo in ./packages

mkdir packages
cp etcd-packages/etcd_0.4.3_amd64.deb packages
cd packages
dpkg-scanpackages . /dev/null | gzip -9c > Packages.gz

setting up local repo access

Now, on machines that want to use this package, add the following to: /etc/apt/sources.list.d/etcd.list

deb file:/vagrant/packages ./