At 7:16 you do "$ ironic node-list " However, this command does not exist. bash: ironic: command not found... Our assumption is that the command was deprecated and replaced by $ openstack baremetal node list However, we get the following error Missing value auth-url required for auth plugin password Any ideas of what we are missing in our setup?
This would be nice, but disabling firewall and selinux? 'sudo pip install'?? 'curl | bash'??? You should have warned that this instruction is *absolutely* not suitable for production. Would love to see a production-ready video (+ kolla, as already mentioned).
Each of these points is bad enough to declare the whole procedure completely not suitable for production. Disabling selinux removes an important protection layer. This says "I'm doing something selinux thinks I should not be doing, so I'll just kill it completely". This is not how security works ;) curl | bash executes random staff from internet, and apparently assumes that the source site never gets hacked, and that their programmers can never make a mistake in bash code. Also, why? CentOS seems to have docker already. Finally, the Kolla project also provides container support for OpenStack projects. It was not clear from this video why a new solution (living on a personal github, huh?) is required, it is just provided as the only way to do it.
At 7:16 you do "$ ironic node-list
" However, this command does not exist.
bash: ironic: command not found...
Our assumption is that the command was deprecated and replaced by
$ openstack baremetal node list
However, we get the following error
Missing value auth-url required for auth plugin password
Any ideas of what we are missing in our setup?
You need to get to know OpenStack better
@@dedsmontirovkoi Wow such help, such collab lol
It maybe your PATH doesn't include the 'ironic' binary. That might be a place to start
@@Waitwhat469 sure, it was sarcasm 😅
You need to apply your credentials file admin-openrc.sh (OS_AUTH_URL, OS_USERNAME, OS_PASSWORD and e.t.c.)
Hmm, not yet with Kolla I see...?
When using vim, you can hit "ciw" to "change inner word", instead of deleting every character with "x" ... :D
if deletion is the goal, just 'dw' - delete word, or replacing the word - 'ciw' - as you said :D
This would be nice, but disabling firewall and selinux? 'sudo pip install'?? 'curl | bash'??? You should have warned that this instruction is *absolutely* not suitable for production. Would love to see a production-ready video (+ kolla, as already mentioned).
Can you explain the reasoning behind these? I only understand why sudo pip install and disable firewall are bad. The rest seem fine?
Each of these points is bad enough to declare the whole procedure completely not suitable for production.
Disabling selinux removes an important protection layer. This says "I'm doing something selinux thinks I should not be doing, so I'll just kill it completely". This is not how security works ;)
curl | bash executes random staff from internet, and apparently assumes that the source site never gets hacked, and that their programmers can never make a mistake in bash code. Also, why? CentOS seems to have docker already.
Finally, the Kolla project also provides container support for OpenStack projects. It was not clear from this video why a new solution (living on a personal github, huh?) is required, it is just provided as the only way to do it.