As an OpenStack team, we want to get out of image building business. For that need to be able to provision RHEL guest image as a default and deploy OpenStack containers on top of that. If there are some packages missing by default, make sure OSP director pulls missing packages and installs them before/while/after installing RHOSP on top of the nodes. User experience: 1) Operator enters subscription details 2) Operator calls one command to download needed images (and containers) to undercloud with possibility to specify only one or the other. 3) OSP director downloads pinned and tested version of RHEL guest image (and containers), stores it in undercloud and sets all naming to make sure this image is a default unless stated otherwise by operator 4) OSP director (Ironic) provisions all nodes with given default RHEL image 5) OSP director will install OpenStack on top of these nodes This feature needs clear investigation on the impact to customer (deployment time change, how many packages still need to be downloaded and installed, etc) before confirmed for OSP13.
This bugzilla has been removed from the release and needs to be reviewed for Triaging and release planning for an appropriate Target Milestone.
please ack rhos-13.0 flag.
Removing from OSP13 based on current discussions and scope much larger than originally evaluated. Bigger part goes to Hardware Provisioning which has not counted on this feature. Will be evaluated for future releases.
*** Bug 1508423 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***