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Filter container images by deployed services
This change adds the --service-environment-file/-e argument to the prepare command which will take heat environment files that specify which services are containerised. When specified, the resulting image entries will be filtered only by the containerised services discovered in the environment. -e is used as the short argument so that tools like quickstart can use the same variable to specify these environments for both the prepare command and the overcloud deploy command. Once this change merges, any calls to prepare in CI can be modified to reduce the number of images being transferred for 'upload' calls. For example, specifying -e environment/docker.yaml will reduce image transfers from 85 to 44. Change-Id: I35866fb24915ef80b86cc402015afb08cb155dcf Partial-Bug: #1710992 Depends-On: #Ie8801b11921c46923b0f7c9aaba6bf524c464e82
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- The "openstack overcloud container image prepare" command can now filter | ||
the image list by the containerized services being deployed. This is done by | ||
specifying the heat environment files which enable containerized services. |
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