Chapter 6. Example Puppet Configurations


The following sections provide example Puppet configurations covering various OpenShift Enterprise deployment scenarios.

6.1. Configuring One Broker Host and One Node Host

The following configuration puts the OpenShift Enterprise broker component and most of the supporting services on one host (the broker host), but configures a second host as a dedicated node (the node host). This is a good template for a basic, production-capable OpenShift Enterprise deployment as you can add node hosts as needed to increase capacity.

Example 6.1. Broker Host Configuration

class { 'openshift_origin' :
  roles => ['msgserver','datastore','nameserver','broker'],
  ose_version         => '2.2',
    
  # Hostname values
  broker_hostname     => 'broker.openshift.local',
  datastore_hostname  => 'broker.openshift.local',
  nameserver_hostname => 'broker.openshift.local',
  msgserver_hostname  => 'broker.openshift.local',
  node_hostname       => 'node.openshift.local',

  # IP address values
  broker_ip_addr     => '10.10.10.24',
  nameserver_ip_addr => '10.10.10.24',
  node_ip_addr       => '10.10.10.27',
  conf_node_external_eth_dev => 'eth0',

  # You must pre-configure your RPM sources
  install_method    => 'none',

  # OpenShift Config
  domain                         => 'example.com',
  conf_valid_gear_sizes          => 'small,medium,large',
  conf_default_gear_capabilities => 'small,medium',
  conf_default_gear_size         => 'small',
  openshift_user1                => 'demo',
  openshift_password1            => 'IZPmHrdxOgqjqB0TMNDGQ',

  # Datastore Config
  mongodb_port            => 27017,
  mongodb_replicasets     => false,
  mongodb_broker_user     => 'openshift',
  mongodb_broker_password => 'brFZGRCiOlmAqrMbj0OYgg',
  mongodb_admin_user      => 'admin',
  mongodb_admin_password  => 'BbMsrtPxsmSi5SY1zerN5A',

  # MsgServer config
  msgserver_cluster    => false,
  mcollective_user     => 'mcollective',
  mcollective_password => 'eLMRLsAcytKAJmuYOPE6Q',

  # DNS Config
  dns_infrastructure_zone => 'openshift.local',
  dns_infrastructure_names =>
  [
   { hostname => 'broker.openshift.local',
     ipaddr   => '10.10.10.24'
   },
   { hostname => 'node.openshift.local',
     ipaddr   => '10.10.10.27'
   }
  ],
  bind_key               => 'yV9qIn/KuCqvnu7SNtRKU3oZQMMxF1ET/GjkXt5pf5JBcHSKY8tqRagiocCbUX56GOM/iuP//D0TteLc3f1N2g==',
  dns_infrastructure_key => 'UjCNCJgnqJPx6dFaQcWVwDjpEAGQY4Sc2H/llwJ6Rt+0iN8CP0Bm5j5pZsvvhZq7mxx7/MdTBBMWJIA9/yLQYg==',
}

Example 6.2. Node Host Configuration

class { 'openshift_origin' :
  roles => ['node'],
  ose_version         => '2.2',

  # Hostname values
  broker_hostname     => 'broker.openshift.local',
  datastore_hostname  => 'broker.openshift.local',
  msgserver_hostname  => 'broker.openshift.local',
  nameserver_hostname => 'broker.openshift.local',
  node_hostname       => 'node.openshift.local',

  # IP Address values
  broker_ip_addr     => '10.10.10.24',
  nameserver_ip_addr => '10.10.10.24',
  node_ip_addr       => '10.10.10.27',
  conf_node_external_eth_dev => 'eth0',

  # You must pre-configure your RPM sources
  install_method    => 'none',

  # OpenShift Config
  domain                         => 'example.com',
  openshift_user1                => 'demo',
  openshift_password1            => 'IZPmHrdxOgqjqB0TMNDGQ',
  conf_valid_gear_sizes          => 'small,medium,large',
  conf_default_gear_capabilities => 'small,medium',
  conf_default_gear_size         => 'small',

  # Datastore config
  mongodb_port => 27017,
  mongodb_replicasets => false,
  mongodb_broker_user => 'openshift',
  mongodb_broker_password => 'brFZGRCiOlmAqrMbj0OYgg',
  mongodb_admin_user => 'admin',
  mongodb_admin_password => 'BbMsrtPxsmSi5SY1zerN5A',

  # MsgServer Config
  mcollective_user     => 'mcollective',
  mcollective_password => 'eLMRLsAcytKAJmuYOPE6Q',

  # DNS Config
  dns_infrastructure_zone => 'openshift.local',
  bind_key => 'yV9qIn/KuCqvnu7SNtRKU3oZQMMxF1ET/GjkXt5pf5JBcHSKY8tqRagiocCbUX56GOM/iuP//D0TteLc3f1N2g==',
  dns_infrastructure_key => 'UjCNCJgnqJPx6dFaQcWVwDjpEAGQY4Sc2H/llwJ6Rt+0iN8CP0Bm5j5pZsvvhZq7mxx7/MdTBBMWJIA9/yLQYg==',
}
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