Add Kuryr UPI Documentation#2575
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Note you also need to add information about the trunk creation for the worker nodes |
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/assign @mandre |
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/lgtm Seems okay to me. I don't like getting LB's one-by-one, but I see |
Yes. Tag is not supported on OSP 13, so we're tagging the resources on the description field. This is a safe way to delete them. |
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Regarding the subnet -> nodes rename, I'm not against it, but there's a few more place where we're using the old name. Can you please fix them all?
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This doc contains the steps needed to use Kuryr as the SDN when deploying OpenShift on OpenStack and using a User Provided Infrastructure. This commit lists all the necessary steps manually, using the `openstack` command to create and delete the resources.
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/lgtm Looking good, thanks! |
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This doc contains the steps needed to use Kuryr as the SDN
when deploying OpenShift on OpenStack and using a User Provided
Infrastructure.
This commit lists all the necessary steps manually, using the
openstackcommand to create and delete the resources.