Multicloud use-case based multihost async provisioner for CIs and testing during development
Project description
mrack
Important: most of the described below is not implemented yet
Provisioning library for CI and local multi-host testing supporting multiple provisioning providers e.g. OpenStack, libvirt, containers, Beaker).
But in comparison to multi-cloud libraries, the aim is to be able to describe host from application perspective. E.g.:
network: IPv4
hosts:
- name: master.testdomain.test
role: master
group: ipaserver
os: fedora-31
- name: client.testdomain.test
role: client
group: ipaclient
os: fedora-30
This is then combined with provisioning configuration where each provider has
defined meaning for role, group, os params which e.g. translates to
flavors, images, ...
provider: openstack # default provider
openstack:
images:
fedora-30: Fedora-Cloud-Base-30-compose-latest
fedora-31: Fedora-Cloud-Base-31
flavors:
ipaserver: ci.m1.medium
ipaclient: ci.m1.micro
networks:
IPv4: net_ci_4
IPv6: net_ipv6_only
dual: net_cci_4_6
keypair: ipa_key
beaker:
distros:
fedora-30: FEDORA-30%
fodora-31: FEDORA-31%
So then user can quickly change provisioning location just by changing provider name without needing to redefine the provider/cloud specifics. This is especially useful for a lot of jobs sharing the same app specific provisioner configuration.
provider: beaker
Or each host can use a different provider:
hosts:
- name: master.testdomain.test
role: master
group: ipaserver
os: fedora-31
provider: openstack
network: dual
- name: client.testdomain.test
role: client
group: ipaclient
os: fedora-30
provider: beaker
The output is then Ansible inventory with correct group mapping and information which allows to SSH to the machines.
TODO: example
Installation
pip install mrack
Run
Atm there is no CLI and it is implemented as Python library
import mrack
# TODO
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Black formatting
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$ make format
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Testing
Just run tox to execute all tests and linters
$ tox
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