Under the control_plane/input_params
directory, edit the following files:
base_vars.yml
file: Update the following variable to enable or disable PowerVault Storage configurations in the cluster.
Variable | Default, choices | Description |
---|---|---|
powervault_support |
|
Set the variable to "true" to enable PowerVault Storage configurations. |
login_vars.yml
file: Enter the following details to configure PowerVault Storage devices.
a. powervault_me4_username
- username for PowerVault Storage devices.
NOTE: The username must not contain the following characters: -, \, "", and \'
b. powervault_me4_password
- password for PowerVault Storage devices.
NOTE: Minimum length of the password must be eight characters and the maximum limit is 30 characters. The password must contain at least one uppercase, lowercase, numeric, and non-alphanumeric character. Do not use these characters while entering a password: -, ., \,, <, \, "", and \'
powervault_me4_vars
file: If powervault_support is set to "true" in the base_vars.yml file, then update the following variables.
Variables | Default, choices | Description |
---|---|---|
locale |
|
Represents the selected language. In Omnia 1.1, only English is supported. |
powervault_me4_system_name [Optional] |
|
The system name used to identify the PowerVault Storage device. The name should be less than 30 characters and must not contain spaces. |
powervault_me4_snmp_notify_level [Required] |
|
Select the SNMP notification levels for PowerVault Storage devices. |
powervault_me4_raid_levels [Required] |
|
Enter the required RAID levels and the minimum and maximum number of disks for each RAID levels. |
powervault_me4_disk_range [Required] |
|
Enter the range of disks in the format enclosure-number.disk-range,enclosure-number.disk-range. For example, to select disks 3 to 12 in enclosure 1 and to select disks 5 to 23 in enclosure 2, you must enter 1.3-12, 2.5-23 . | A RAID 10 or 50 disk group with disks in subgroups are separated by colons (with no spaces). RAID-10 example:1.1-2:1.3-4:1.7,1.10
kubectl get svc -n awx
.kubectl get secret awx-admin-password -n awx -o jsonpath="{.data.password}" | base64 --decode
.http://<IP>:8052
, where IP is the awx-ui IP address and 8052 is the awx-ui port number. Log in to the AWX UI using the username as admin
and the retrieved password.