default_vars_osp.yml

# The type of cloud provider this will be deployed to
cloud_provider: osp

# Authenication credentials for OpenStack in order to create the things.
# These should be included with your secrets, but are listed here for reference
# osp_auth_url:
# osp_auth_username:
# osp_auth_password:
# osp_auth_cloud:
# osp_auth_project_domain: #usually set to "default"
# osp_auth_user_domain: #usually set to "default"

# This is an account that must exist in OpenStack.
# It is used to create projects, access, Heat templates
admin_user: opentlc-mgr

# The name of the project that will be created in OpenStack for the user
osp_project_name: "{{ guid }}-project"

# Set this to true if you need to create a new project in OpenStack
# This should almost always be set to true for OpenShift installations
# If it is set to false, the {{ osp_project_name }} must already exist and
# should be able to run whatever you are deploying
osp_project_create: true

# This is the user that Ansible will use to connect to the nodes it is
# configuring from the admin/control host
ansible_user: cloud-user
remote_user: cloud-user

# The domain that you want to add DNS entries to
osp_cluster_dns_zone: blue.osp.opentlc.com

# The base domain
ocp4_base_domain: "{{ osp_cluster_dns_zone }}"

# The dynamic DNS server you will add entries to.
# NOTE: This is only applicable when {{ use_dynamic_dns}} is true
osp_cluster_dns_server: ddns01.opentlc.com

# Whether to wait for an ack from the DNS servers before continuing
wait_for_dns: true

# Authenticaion for DDNS, Must be set in secrets
# ddns_key_name:
# ddns_secret_name:

# Set this to true if you want a FIPs provisioned for an OpenShift on OpenStack install
# This will provision an API and Ingress FIP
openshift_fip_provision: True

# This requires DDNS or other DNS solution configured
# If enabled, it will add DNS entries for the API and Ingress FIPs
openshift_fip_dns: True

# The external network in OpenStack where the floating IPs (FIPs) come from
provider_network: external

# If you are deploying OpenShift, this should be set to the network that you
# want to use and will be used to create security groups.
# It will pull the subnet CIDR from the defined network below, based on the
# name you define for {{ ocp_network }}
ocp_network: "ocp"
ocp_network_subnet_cidr: "{{ networks | json_query(query_subnet_cidr) | first }}"
query_subnet_cidr: "[?name=='{{ ocp_network }}'].subnet_cidr"

# A list of the private networks and subnets to create in the project
# You can create as many as you want, but at least one is required.
# Use the name of the networks where appropriate in the instance list
networks:
- name: ocp
  shared: "false"
  subnet_cidr: 192.168.47.0/24
  gateway_ip: 192.168.47.1
  allocation_start: 192.168.47.10
  allocation_end: 192.168.47.254
  dns_nameservers: []
  create_router: true

# Quotas to set for new project that is created
quota_num_instances: 15
quota_num_cores: 72
quota_memory: 163840 # in MB
quota_num_volumes: 25
quota_volumes_gigs: 1000
#quota_loadbalancers: #when Octavia is available
#quota_pool: #when Octavia is available
quota_networks: 3
quota_subnets: 3
quota_routers: 3
quota_fip: 5
quota_sg: 10
quota_sg_rules: 100

# Instances to be provisioned in new project
# Provide these as a list.
# Each instance type can have any number of replicas deployed with the same
# configuration.
# Metadata in OpenStack is equivelent to tags in AWS
# These instances will be created with Cinder persistent volumes
instances:
- name: bastion
  count: 1
  unique: yes
  alt_name: bastion
  image_id: "{{ bastion_instance_image }}"
  floating_ip: yes
  flavor:
    osp: "{{ bastion_instance_type }}"
  metadata:
  - AnsibleGroup: "bastions,clientvms"
  - function: bastion
  - user: "{{ student_name }}"
  - project: "{{ project_tag }}"
  - ostype: linux
  - Purpose: "{{ purpose }}"
  rootfs_size: 30
  network: ocp
  security_groups:
  - bastion_sg

# Uncomment to create a UtilityVM that can host an NFS server
# - name: utilityvm
#   count: 1
#   image_id: "{{ utilityvm_instance_image }}"
#   floating_ip: no
#   flavor:
#     osp: "{{ utilityvm_instance_type }}"
#   metadata:
#   - AnsibleGroup: "utility"
#   - function: bastion
#   - user: "{{ student_name }}"
#   - project: "{{ project_tag }}"
#   - ostype: linux
#   - Purpose: "{{ purpose }}"
#   rootfs_size: 500
#   network: ocp
#   security_groups:
#   - utility_sg

# Security groups and associated rules. This will be provided
#when the Heat template is generated separate groups and rules
security_groups:
- name: bastion_sg
  description: Bastion security group allows basic icmp and SSH ingress and egress to *
  rules:
  - protocol: icmp
    direction: ingress
  - protocol: tcp
    direction: ingress
    port_range_min: 22
    port_range_max: 22
    remote_ip_prefix: 0.0.0.0/0

# Uncomment for a UtilityVM
# - name: utility_sg
#   description: Utility security group allows SSH from bastion, NFS traffic and egress to *
#   rules:
#   - protocol: icmp
#     direction: ingress
#     remote_group: "bastion_sg"
#   - protocol: tcp
#     direction: ingress
#     port_range_min: 22
#     port_range_max: 22
#     remote_group: "bastion_sg"
#   - protocol: tcp
#     direction: ingress
#     port_range_min: 2049
#     port_range_max: 2049
#     remote_ip_prefix: "{{ ocp_network_subnet_cidr }}"
#     description: "NFS traffic"

# These will influence the bastion if it is being deployed
bastion_instance_type: 2c2g30d
bastion_instance_image: rhel-server-7.7-update-2

# These will influence the utility VM, which is primarily used for disconnected
# install, but can be used for anything really.
# utilityvm_instance_type: 2c2g30d
# utilityvm_instance_image: rhel-server-7.7-update-2

# Master Instance Type
master_instance_type: 4c16g30d

# Worker Instance Type
worker_instance_type: 4c16g30d