* use external_openstack_lbaas_use_octavia for template openstack-cloud-config
* Delete external_openstack_lbaas_use_octavia from default values. Added description and default values of variables to docs
* markdown fix
* make this simple
* set external_openstack_lbaas_use_octavia in default values
* duplicated variable in doc
If cluster-name is not set, the default value "kubernetes" is used.
The loadbalancees created by Kubernetes follow the format:
kube_service_clusterName_serviceNamespace_serviceName
If 2 clusters create a loadbalancer for the same service in the same
namespace, they will share the same non-working loadbalancer.
Signed-off-by: Cedric Hnyda <cedric.hnyda@itera.io>
* Add support for openstack application credentials
* Add some lines for readability
* Update external_openstack_tenant_id check
Do not check external_openstack_tenant_id when application credentials are defined
* Add check for external_openstack_domain_id
* Fix typo
* Add additional metadata configuration option to external Openstack CCM (kubernetes-sigs#6338)
* Set the variable external_openstack_metadata_search_order undefined by default
We need to specify either external_openstack_tenant_name or
external_openstack_tenant_id. Those values were checked by seeing they
are defined or they have actual values separately.
However those values are always defined because of the following code
of openstack/defaults/main.yml:
external_openstack_tenant_id: "{{ lookup('env','OS_TENANT_ID')| default(lookup('env','OS_PROJECT_ID'),true) }}"
external_openstack_tenant_name: "{{ lookup('env','OS_TENANT_NAME')| default(lookup('env','OS_PROJECT_NAME'),true) }}"
So even if not specifying both values, those checks could not detect
the misconfiguration. This fixes this to detect the misconfiguration.
On OpenStack history, we used to call "tenant" for separeted namespace.
However we use "project" now instead.
Then we have replaced "tenant" with "project". Then all "TENANT" variables
also are renamed to "PROJECT".
This makes Kubespray search "PROJECT" variable also for newer OpenStack
clouds.
* Add additional network configuration options to external Openstack CCM (#6083)
* Change the default version of external openstack cloud controller image to v1.18.1 since there was an issue in v1.18.0 where some IPs of the private network were ignored
* Change Network section in external-openstack-cloud-config.j2 to Networking
* Add networking customization information in the openstack documentation
* External OpenStack Cloud Controller Manager implementation
* Adding controller image tag
* Minor fixes
* Restructuring the external cloud controller to work with KubeADM
