Installs the OpenStack Block Storage service Cinder as part of the OpenStack reference deployment Chef for OpenStack. The http://github.com/mattray/chef-openstack-repo contains documentation for using this cookbook in the context of a full OpenStack deployment. Cinder is currently installed from packages.

http://cinder.openstack.org

• Chef 0.10.0 or higher required (for Chef environment use).

The following cookbooks are dependencies:

• apt
• openstack-common
• openstack-identity
• openstack-image
• selinux (Fedora)

• Installs the cinder-api, sets up the cinder database, and cinder service/user/endpoints in keystone

• Installs the cinder-scheduler service

• Installs the cinder-volume service and sets up the iscsi helper

Defaults to the ISCSI (LVM) Driver.

• openstack["block-storage"]["db"]["username"] - cinder username for database
• openstack["block-storage"]["rabbit"]["username"] - Username for cinder rabbit access
• openstack["block-storage"]["rabbit"]["vhost"] - The rabbit vhost to use
• openstack["block-storage"]["rabbit"]["port"] - The rabbit port to use
• openstack["block-storage"]["rabbit"]["host"] - The rabbit host to use (must set when openstack["block-storage"]["rabbit"]["ha"] false).
• openstack["block-storage"]["rabbit"]["ha"] - Whether or not to use rabbit ha
• openstack["block-storage"]["service_tenant_name"] - name of tenant to use for the cinder service account in keystone
• openstack["block-storage"]["service_user"] - cinder service user in keystone
• openstack["block-storage"]["service_role"] - role for the cinder service user in keystone
• openstack["block-storage"]["syslog"]["use"]
• openstack["block-storage"]["syslog"]["facility"]
• openstack["block-storage"]["syslog"]["config_facility"]
• openstack["block-storage"]["platform"] - hash of platform specific package/service names and options
• openstack["block-storage"]["volume"]["state_path"] - Top-level directory for maintaining cinder's state
• openstack["block-storage"]["volume"]["driver"] - Driver to use for volume creation
• openstack["block-storage"]["volume"]["volume_group"] - Name for the VG that will contain exported volumes
• openstack["block-storage"]["volume"]["iscsi_helper"] - ISCSI target user-land tool to use
• openstack["block-storage"]["rbd_pool"] - RADOS Block Device pool to use
• openstack["block-storage"]["rbd_user"] - User for Cephx Authentication
• openstack["block-storage"]["rbd_secret_uuid"] - Secret UUID for Cephx Authentication
• openstack["block-storage"]["policy"]["context_is_admin"] - Define administrators
• openstack["block-storage"]["policy"]["default"] - default volume operations rule
• openstack["block-storage"]["policy"]["admin_or_owner"] - Define an admin or owner
• openstack["block-storage"]["policy"]["admin_api"] - Define api admin
• openstack["block-storage"]["netapp"]["protocol"] - how are we talking to either dfm or filer, http or https
• openstack["block-storage"]["netapp"]["dfm_hostname"] - Host or IP of your dfm server
• openstack["block-storage"]["netapp"]["dfm_login"] - Username for dfm
• openstack["block-storage"]["netapp"]["dfm_password"] - password for the dfm user
• openstack["block-storage"]["netapp"]["dfm_port"] - default port for dfm
• openstack["block-storage"]["netapp"]["dfm_web_port"] - web gui port for wsdl file download
• openstack["block-storage"]["netapp"]["storage_service"] - name of the service in dfpm
• openstack["block-storage"]["netapp"]["netapp_server_port"] - web admin port of the filer itself
• openstack["block-storage"]["netapp"]["netapp_server_hostname"] - hostname of your filer, needs to be resolvable
• openstack["block-storage"]["netapp"]["netapp_server_login"] - Username for netapp filer
• openstack["block-storage"]["netapp"]["netapp_server_password"] - password for user above
• openstack["block-storage"]["nfs"]["shares_config"] - file containing line by line entries of server:export
• openstack["block-storage"]["nfs"]["mount_point_base"] - directory to mount NFS exported shares

This cookbook uses bundler, berkshelf, and strainer to isolate dependencies and run tests.

Tests are defined in Strainerfile.

To run tests:

$ bundle install # install gem dependencies
$ bundle exec berks install # install cookbook dependencies
$ bundle exec strainer test # run tests

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