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    Add an Ansible group for bifrost · 00a1bd3a
    Mark Goddard authored
    It is not currently possible to deploy Bifrost on a host other than the
    Ansible control host. A deployer may want to manage an Ansible control
    environment remotely from the Bifrost deployment host but is currently
    unable to.
    
    This change adds a new top level 'deployment' Ansible group and a
    'bifrost' Ansible group containing the 'deployment' group. The Ansible
    play in ansible/bifrost.yml is now targeted at the hosts in the
    'bifrost' group. For backwards compatibility, the all-in-one and
    multinode inventories add localhost to the deployment group. This allows
    a deployer to deploy Bifrost on a remote host by modifying the hosts in
    the deployment or bifrost groups.
    
    Change-Id: I76808feab5dd67dff63379ed9c7d08a105636acf
    Closes-bug: #1665373
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    Add an Ansible group for bifrost
    Mark Goddard authored
    It is not currently possible to deploy Bifrost on a host other than the
    Ansible control host. A deployer may want to manage an Ansible control
    environment remotely from the Bifrost deployment host but is currently
    unable to.
    
    This change adds a new top level 'deployment' Ansible group and a
    'bifrost' Ansible group containing the 'deployment' group. The Ansible
    play in ansible/bifrost.yml is now targeted at the hosts in the
    'bifrost' group. For backwards compatibility, the all-in-one and
    multinode inventories add localhost to the deployment group. This allows
    a deployer to deploy Bifrost on a remote host by modifying the hosts in
    the deployment or bifrost groups.
    
    Change-Id: I76808feab5dd67dff63379ed9c7d08a105636acf
    Closes-bug: #1665373