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  1. # Copyright 2022 Dell Inc. or its subsidiaries. All Rights Reserved.
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  13. # limitations under the License.
  14. ---
  15. # Path to directory hosting ansible config file (ansible.cfg file)
  16. # Default value: /etc/ansible
  17. # This directory is on the host running ansible, if ansible is installed using dnf
  18. # If ansible is installed using pip, this path should be set
  19. ansible_conf_file_path: /etc/ansible
  20. # This variable is used to support the management network container.
  21. # This container configures IP for all the different devices like idrac, switches and powervaults.
  22. # Accepted value: "true" or "false"
  23. # Default value: "false"
  24. device_config_support: false
  25. # This variable is used to enable idrac support
  26. # Enable this support
  27. # Accepted values: "true" or "false".
  28. # Default value: "false".
  29. # If idrac support is needed set this to "true"
  30. idrac_support: false
  31. # List of all the configured IPs for different types of supported devices.
  32. # Accepted values: " File path for the list of IPs of different devices."
  33. # Give this value if minimum idrac_support is true.
  34. # Format: Set of IPs in new line
  35. # e.g:
  36. # 172.19.0.1
  37. # 172.19.0.5
  38. # A template for this file exists in omnia/examples and is named as device_ip_list.yml
  39. device_ip_list_path: ""
  40. # This variable is used to enable ethernet switch configuration
  41. # Accepted values: "true" or "false".
  42. # Default value: "false".
  43. # If ethernet switch support is needed set this to "true"
  44. ethernet_switch_support: false
  45. # This variable is used to enable infiniband switch configuration
  46. # Accepted values: "true" or "false".
  47. # Default value: "false".
  48. # If infiniband configuration is needed set this to "true"
  49. ib_switch_support: false
  50. # This variable is used to enable powervault configuration
  51. # Accepted values: "true" or "false".
  52. # Default value: "false".
  53. # If powervault configuration is needed, set this to "true"
  54. powervault_support: false
  55. # This variable is used to enable security features on MS
  56. # Accepted values: "true" or "false"
  57. # Default value: "true"
  58. # If security features are not needed, set this to "false"
  59. enable_security_support: true
  60. # The nic/ethernet card that will be connected to the public internet.
  61. # Default value: eno2
  62. public_nic: "eno2"
  63. # Kubernetes pod network CIDR for appliance k8s network
  64. # Make sure this value does not overlap with any of the host networks.
  65. # Default value: "192.168.0.0/16"
  66. appliance_k8s_pod_net_cidr: "192.168.0.0/16"
  67. ### Usage: provision_idrac, network_ib, network_ethernet, powervault_me4 ###
  68. # The trap destination IP address is the IP address of the SNMP Server where the trap will be sent
  69. # If this variable is left blank, SNMP will be disabled.
  70. # Provide a valid SNMP server IP
  71. snmp_trap_destination: ""
  72. # Provide the snmp community name needed
  73. # Default value:"public"
  74. snmp_community_name: "public"
  75. ### Usage: webui_awx ###
  76. # Organization name that is created in AWX.
  77. # Default value: “DellEMC”
  78. awx_organization: "DellEMC"
  79. ### Usage: webui_grafana ###
  80. # At this location grafana persistent volume will be created.
  81. # If using telemetry, all telemetry related files will also be stored and
  82. # both timescale and mysql databases will be mounted to this location.
  83. mount_location: /opt/omnia/
  84. ### Usage: provision_cobbler, provision_idrac ###
  85. # This variable is used to set node provisioning method
  86. # Accepted values: idrac, PXE
  87. # Default value: "PXE"
  88. # If provisioning needs to be done through cobbler, set it to "PXE"
  89. # If idrac license is not present, provisioning mode will be set to "PXE"
  90. provision_method: "PXE"
  91. # This variable is used to set provisioning type
  92. # Accepted values: stateful
  93. # Default value: "stateful"
  94. # If set it to "stateful", disk based provision via Cobbler
  95. # Currently stateless provisioning is not supported
  96. provision_state: "stateful"
  97. # This is the operating system image that will be used for provisioning compute nodes in the cluster.
  98. # Accepted values: rocky, centos, leap
  99. # Default value: "rocky"
  100. # Required field
  101. provision_os: "rocky"
  102. # This is the path where the user has to place the iso image that needs to be provisioned in target nodes.
  103. # The iso file should be Rocky8-Minimal or CentOS7-2009-minimal or openSUSE-Leap-15.3-DVD edition.
  104. # Other iso files are not supported.
  105. # Required field
  106. iso_file_path: "/root/Rocky-8.5-x86_64-minimal.iso"
  107. # This is the timezone that will be set during provisioning of OS
  108. # Available timezones are provided in control_plane/common/files/timezone.txt
  109. # Default timezone will be "GMT"
  110. # Some of the other available timezones are EST,CET,MST,CST6CDT,PST8PDT
  111. timezone: "GMT"
  112. # This is the language that will be set during provisioning of the OS
  113. # Default language supported is "en-US"
  114. language: "en-US"
  115. # Default lease time that will be used by dhcp
  116. # Its unit is seconds
  117. # Min: 21600 seconds
  118. # Default: 86400 seconds
  119. # Max: 31536000 seconds
  120. # Required field
  121. default_lease_time: "86400"
  122. ### Usage: provision_cobbler ###
  123. # The nic/ethernet card that needs to be connected to provision the OS of bare metal servers
  124. # This nic will be configured by Omnia for the DHCP server.
  125. # Default value: "eno3"
  126. host_network_nic: "eno3"
  127. # The dhcp range for assigning the IPv4 address
  128. # Example: 172.17.0.1
  129. # Required field
  130. host_network_dhcp_start_range: "172.17.0.100"
  131. host_network_dhcp_end_range: "172.17.0.200"
  132. # The DNS servers IP address for the internet access of compute nodes(through DHCP routing using cobbler)
  133. # If this variable is empty, a separate public internet nic should be present in compute nodes for internet access.
  134. # Optional field
  135. primary_dns: ""
  136. secondary_dns: ""
  137. # The mapping file consists of the MAC address and its respective IP address and Hostname and Component_role(if any)
  138. # 2 Formats are supported for host mapping files:
  139. # If user wants one-touch provisioning of omnia cluster, format of csv: MAC,Hostname,IP,Component_role
  140. # Component_role can take values: manager, compute, login_node, nfs_node
  141. # Ex. xx:yy:zz:aa:bb,server,172.17.0.5,manager.
  142. # A templates for mapping file exists in omnia/examples and is named as host_mapping_file_one_touch.csv
  143. # If user wants to skip one touch deployment and only static IP assignment is required, format of csv: MAC,Hostname,IP
  144. # Ex. xx:yy:zz:aa:bb,server,172.17.0.5
  145. # A templates for mapping file exists in omnia/examples and is named as host_mapping_file_os_provisioning.csv
  146. # This depicts the path where user has kept the mapping file for DHCP configurations.
  147. host_mapping_file_path: ""
  148. ### Usage: control_plane_device ###
  149. # The nic/ethernet card that needs to be connected to provision
  150. # the fabric, idrac and powervault.
  151. # This nic will be configured by Omnia for the DHCP server.
  152. # Default value: "eno1"
  153. mngmnt_network_nic: "eno1"
  154. # The dhcp range for assigning the IPv4 address
  155. # Example: 172.17.0.1
  156. # Required field
  157. mngmnt_network_dhcp_start_range: "172.19.0.100"
  158. mngmnt_network_dhcp_end_range: "172.19.0.200"
  159. # The mapping file consists of the MAC address and its respective IP address.
  160. # The format of mapping file should be MAC,IP and must be a CSV file.
  161. # Eg: xx:yy:zz:aa:bb,172.17.0.5
  162. # A template for mapping file exists in omnia/examples and is named as mapping_device_file.csv.
  163. # This depicts the path where user has kept the mapping file for DHCP configurations.
  164. mngmnt_mapping_file_path: ""
  165. ### Usage: control_plane_ib ###
  166. # The nic/ethernet card that needs to be connected to configure infiniband switch
  167. # This nic will be configured by Omnia for the DHCP server.
  168. # Default value: ib0
  169. ib_network_nic: "ib0"
  170. # The dhcp range for assigning the IPv4 address
  171. # Example: 172.17.0.1
  172. ib_network_dhcp_start_range: "172.25.0.100"
  173. ib_network_dhcp_end_range: "172.25.0.200"