X-Git-Url: https://gerrit.opnfv.org/gerrit/gitweb?a=blobdiff_plain;f=fuel%2Fprototypes%2Fauto-deploy%2Fdocumentation%2F1-introduction.txt;fp=fuel%2Fprototypes%2Fauto-deploy%2Fdocumentation%2F1-introduction.txt;h=0000000000000000000000000000000000000000;hb=e94d5484ecdf8021245d961479dae07ea2f8321f;hp=c4efed5a8146b99d54033e42604c8caba4f8f8df;hpb=563547b4a9f44090f32c0e17d040114854563760;p=genesis.git diff --git a/fuel/prototypes/auto-deploy/documentation/1-introduction.txt b/fuel/prototypes/auto-deploy/documentation/1-introduction.txt deleted file mode 100644 index c4efed5..0000000 --- a/fuel/prototypes/auto-deploy/documentation/1-introduction.txt +++ /dev/null @@ -1,36 +0,0 @@ -The structure is being reworked. This page is an introduction to DEA -and DHA. - -Introduction - -The aim of the deployment prototype is to try out a (hopefully) -logical setup to support Fuel deployment on a variety of different -hardware platforms using a common data format to describe the -deployment itself and another data format to describe the hardware in -question. - -DEA.yaml The DEA.yaml file describes a Fuel deployment, complete with - all settings. The easiest way to create this file is to use - the "create_templates.sh" script in an existing deployment to - copy its configuration to the DEA.yaml file. - -DHA.yaml The DHA.yaml file describes to hardware setup for an - installation. This file denotes among other things which DHA - adapter to use when deploying Fuel on this hardware setup. - -DHA adapter interface: The DHA adapter interface contains a number of - functions calls available to the automatic Fuel deployer script - (deploy.sh). Each adapter creates an implementation of this - interface in order for the deployer to orchestrate the - installation. There's currently an example DHA adapter "libvirt" - that is able to deploy Fuel in a nested KVM environment. Future - adapters could support HP C7000, Dell R620 or other types of - hardware. - - It is important to note that a certain DHA adapter could implement - the dha_fuelCustomInstall() function, which for instance could - install the Fuel master as a VM or using PXE. - -A typical installation would be kicked off by the following command: - -./deploy.sh