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  1. Aug 29, 2022
    • LinPeiWen's avatar
      keystone: Remove redundant 'when' · aa80f81d
      LinPeiWen authored
      In a multi-controller node, the presence of "run_once: True"
      and "when: inventory_hostname == groups['keystone'][-1]"
      will cause the task to be skipped
      
      Closes-Bug: #1987982
      
      Change-Id: I6a8f4ca285cda0675711b631aeed7ae4c992d879
      aa80f81d
  2. Aug 27, 2022
    • Radosław Piliszek's avatar
      [CI] Drop bindep · 37d9cf0d
      Radosław Piliszek authored
      It is not necessary and it may be confusing.
      
      Change-Id: If7a727861883efcae55bb70eb9c223a5870f9a4f
      37d9cf0d
  3. Aug 25, 2022
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  11. Aug 05, 2022
    • Zuul's avatar
      e2d276cd
    • Michal Nasiadka's avatar
      cephadm: Use distro-provided Quincy on Jammy · 532b81d6
      Michal Nasiadka authored
      Ubuntu Jammy will only support Ceph Quincy.
      Workaround for now - use Jammy in-distro packages for cephadm.
      
      Change-Id: I30f071865b9b0751f1336414a0ae82571a332530
      532b81d6
    • Marcin Juszkiewicz's avatar
      loadbalancer: ignore missing keepalived container · f6a1e607
      Marcin Juszkiewicz authored
      During deployment I got this error:
      
      RUNNING HANDLER [loadbalancer : Stop master haproxy container]
      ok: [192.168.66.143]
      
      RUNNING HANDLER [loadbalancer : Stop master proxysql container]
      ok: [192.168.66.143]
      
      RUNNING HANDLER [loadbalancer : Stop master keepalived container]
      fatal: [192.168.66.143]: FAILED! => changed=false
        msg: 'No such container: keepalived to stop'
      
      Looks like we forgot to allow keepalived to not be present.
      
      Change-Id: I720c719a6a6b35c5c2d5b5ee59b48349e58bac82
      f6a1e607
  12. Aug 03, 2022
  13. Aug 02, 2022
    • Mark Goddard's avatar
      Persist Bifrost's autogenerated passwords · d95e237f
      Mark Goddard authored
      By default Bifrost generates passwords for use by services, and stores
      them in files in /root/.config/bifrost/ in the container. This directory
      is not persistent, so the passwords are lost if the container is
      recreated. This is generally not a problem, because recreating the
      container is generally done when redeploying Bifrost, and new passwords
      will be generated and written to configuration files. However, if you
      access the Ironic or Inspector APIs outside of the Bifrost playbooks,
      the credentials will have changed.
      
      This change fixes the issue by persisting the credentials directory in a
      Docker volume. Note that applying this change will cause existing
      credentials to be removed.
      
      Closes-Bug: #1983356
      
      Change-Id: I45a899e228b7634ba86fab5822139252c48a7f07
      d95e237f
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