This Repo intention is to give an example of a Helm chart for ODF and how it can be deployed with the help of ArgoCD, it's a starting point for further improvement and customization by the final user. Is not an official Redhat supported repo.
- Fork and clone this Github Repo: https://github.com/red-hat-storage/argocd-odf
gh repo fork https://github.com/red-hat-storage/argocd-odf.git --clone
- Modify the values/variables for the Helm charts as needed:
- Argocd Bootstrap and ODF,LSO application configuration, at a bare minimum you would need to modify the helmRepoUrl variable in the bootstrap/values.yaml file and set it with your forked GitHub repo URL.
bootstrap/values.yaml
- Related to ODF deployment, if not deploying in AWS with dedicated nodes, you need to label the worker nodes with cluster.ocs.openshift.io/openshift-storage='' for ODF to use them during deployment
odf/values.yaml
- If LSO is going to be used as target PVs for OSDs also modify LSO values, LSO will only discover local disks on nodes with the cluster.ocs.openshift.io/openshift-storage='' label.
lso/values.yaml
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Commit and push the modifications you made to the diferent values.yaml files to your forked repository.
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Then login into your OCP cluster with a cluster-admin account
$ oc login https://host:6443 -u XXX -p XX
- Run the setup script to start the deployment, ArgoCD will get bootstraped and ODF Deployed.
$ bash setup.sh