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opennebula-puppet-module

The one (short for OpenNebula) module allows to install and manage your OpenNebula cloud.

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Requirements

Debian Wheezy

Tested with puppet 3.7.4 from wheezy backports. To use the open nebula repositories for wheezy, set one::enable_opennebula_repo to true and install packages for puppet and the puppetlabs-apt module:

apt-get install -t wheezy-backports puppet
apt-get install -t wheezy-backports puppet-module-puppetlabs-apt

Centos

Tested on Centos 6 with Puppet 3.7.4 from Puppetlabs Repositories. You need to add the EPEL Repos.

Running tests

To run the rspec-puppet tests for this module install the needed gems with bundler:

 bundle install --path=vendor

And run the tests and puppet-lint:

 bundle exec rake

###Acceptance Tests

Please note: Acceptance tests require vagrant & virtualbox to be installed.

To run acceptance tests on the default centos 6 vm:

 bundle exec rake beaker

for testing on debian wheezy simply run:

 RS_SET=debian-7-x64 bundle exec rake beaker

Vagrant

To deploy a Opennebula instance locally run:

 vagrant up <boxname>

where "boxname" can be debian or centos

Using the Module

Example usage for opennebula puppet module

  1. Running as OpenNebula Master with Apache and mod_passenger and Sunstone using kvm and 802.1q VLAN networking:
 class { one:
    oned               => true,
    sunstone           => true,
    sunstone_passenger => true,
 }

Attn: needs separate apache config for sunstone.

  1. running opennebula node
class { one: }

Usage of opennebula puppet resource types

Create a ONE Vnet

onevnet { '<name>':
    ensure          => present | absent,
    # name of the bridge to use
    bridge          => 'basebr0',
    #  name of the physical interface on which the bridge wiull run
    phydev          => 'br0',
    dns_servers     => ['8.8.8.8', '4.4.4.4'],
    gateway         => '10.0.2.1',
    # add vlanid 
    vlanid          => '1550',
    netmask         => '255.255.0.0',
    network_address => '10.0.2.0',
}

Create onevnet addressrange

onevnet_addressrange { '<name>':
    ensure        => present | absent,
    onevnet_name  => '<name>',            # this has to be an existing onevnet - will be autorequired if declared
    ar_id         => '<INT>',             # read only value
    protocol      => ip4 | ip6 | ip4_6 | ether,
    size          => '10',
    mac           => '02:00:0a:00:00:96', # optional
    # attributes for ip4 and ip4_6:
    ip            => '10.0.2.20'
    # attributes for ip6:
    globalprefix  => '2001:a::',          # optional
    ulaprefix     => 'fd01:a:b::',        # optional
}

Attention: onevnet_addressrange uses the title to uniqly identify addressranges among all Virtual Networks. The title will be set as common attribute with the name PUPPET_NAME. This means: addressranges which are not set by Puppet will not be visible using puppet resource onevnet_addressrange command.

Create a ONE Datastore

onedatastore { '<name>':
    ensure   => present | absent,
    type     => 'IMAGE_DS' | 'SYSTEM_DS' | 'FILE_DS',
    dm       => 'fs' | 'vmware' | 'iscsi' | 'lvm' | 'vmfs' | 'ceph',
    tm       => 'shared' | 'ssh' | 'qcow2' | 'iscsi' | 'lvm' | 'vmfs' | 'ceph' | 'dummy',
    disktype => 'file' | 'block' | 'rdb',
    basepath => '/var/lib/one/datastore',
}

Create a ONE Host

onehost { '<name>':
    ensure  => present | absent,
    im_mad  => 'kvm' | 'xen' | 'vmware' | 'ec2' | 'ganglia' | 'dummy' | 'custom',
    vm_mad  => 'kvm' | 'xen' | 'vmware' | 'ec2' | 'dummy' | 'custom' | 'qemu',
    vn_mad  => 'dummy' | 'firewall' | 'vlan' | 'ebtables' | 'ovswitch' | 'vmware' | 'custom',
}

Create a ONE Cluster

onecluster { '<name>':
    ensure     => present | absent,
    hosts      => [ 'host1', 'host2',...],
    vnets      => [ 'vnet1', 'vnet2', ...],
    datastores => [ 'ds1', 'ds2', ...],
}

Create a ONE Image

oneimage { '<name>':
    ensure      => present | absent,
    datastore   => 'default',
    description => 'Image description',
    disk_type   => 'os' | 'cdrom' | 'datablock' | 'kernel' | 'ramdisk' | 'context',
    persistent  => 'true' | 'false',
    dev_prefix  => 'hd' | 'sd' | 'xvd' | 'vd',
    target      => 'hda' | 'hdb' | 'sda' | 'sdb',
    path        => '/tmp/image_file',
    driver      => 'raw' | 'qcow2' | 'tap:aio' | 'file:',
    # non file based images
    source      => '',
    size        => '11200' # 11.2 GB
    fstype      => 'ext3',
}

Create a ONE Template

onetemplate { '<name>':
    ensure                    => present | absent,
    memory                    => '1024',
    cpu                       => '0.2',
    vcpu                      => '4',
    features                  => { 'acpi' => 'yes|no', 'pae' => 'true|false' },
    os                        => { 'kernel' => '/boot/vmkernel', 'initrd' => '/boot/vminitrd', 'arch' => 'x86_64', 'root' => 'hda1', 'bootloader' => '/sbin/lilo', 'boot' => 'hd|fd|cdrom|network' }
    pci_bridge                => '4',
    disks                     => [ 'disk1', 'disk2', ...],
    nics                      => [ 'nic1', 'vnet2', .. ],
    nic_model                 => 'virtio',
    graphics                  => { 'type' => 'vnc|sdl', 'listen' => '0.0.0.0', 'password' => 'myvncpass', 'keymap' => 'de' },
    context                   => { 'VAR1'  => 'value1', 'var2' => 'value2', ...},
    context_ssh_pubkey        => '$USER[SSH_PUBLIC_KEY]',
    context_network           => 'yes' | 'no',
    context_onegate           => 'yes' | 'no',
    context_files             => [ 'init.sh', 'mycontextaddon.sh'],
    context_variable          => # unused,
    context_placemant_host    => # unused,
    context_placemet_cluster  => # unused,
    context_policy            => # unused,
}

Create a ONE VM

onevm { '<name>':
    ensure   => present | absent,
    template => 'template_name',
}

##Support

For questions or bugs create an issue on Github.

##License

Copyright © 2013 Deutsche Post E-Post Development GmbH

Distributed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.

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