Pulplift

This is based on and makes use of the Vagrant based configuration of the Forklift project. Please see the Forklift documentation for all configuration options available when creating custom boxes.

Requirements

Ansible 2.5+
Vagrant 1.8+
Vagrant provider plugin (follow vagrant instructions)
- libvirt and virtualbox supported
Enabled virtualization in BIOS

Setup

Before using Pulplift, ensure that all submodules are updated and in place.

git submodule update --init

After your git submodules are installed, you can then use vagrant up <box-name> to create a Pulp environment. See the list of available boxes below.

Setting up a dev environment

After you've set up the git submodules as outlined in the Setup section, you will need to clone the source code.

You can then spin up your development environment with the following vagrant command. If you have any custom configuration options including plugin choice, see "Configuration" section below.

vagrant up pulp3-source-fedora29

Available Boxes

The aim is to provide every supported OS and major installation type combination for Pulp 3 based upon what is available from ansible-pulp. The currently supported boxes:

centos7                            not created (libvirt)
centos7-fips                       not created (libvirt)
debian10                           not created (libvirt)
fedora29                           not created (libvirt)
fedora30                           not created (libvirt)
pulp2-nightly-pulp3-source-centos7 not created (libvirt)
pulp3-sandbox-centos7              not created (libvirt)
pulp3-sandbox-centos7-fips         not created (libvirt)
pulp3-sandbox-debian10             not created (libvirt)
pulp3-sandbox-fedora29             not created (libvirt)
pulp3-sandbox-fedora30             not created (libvirt)
pulp3-source-centos7               not created (libvirt)
pulp3-source-centos7-fips          not created (libvirt)
pulp3-source-debian10              not created (libvirt)
pulp3-source-fedora29              not created (libvirt)
pulp3-source-fedora30              not created (libvirt)

Base Boxes

The base OS boxes, such as centos7, can be used to spin-up a clean environment.

vagrant up centos7

Ansible

Any of the pulp3 labeled boxes will both spin-up and provision the labeled Ansible installation scenario for Pulp 3.

Configuration

Each box uses a playbook appropriate for the type of installation specified in the box name. Additional ansible variables are defined in example.dev-config.yml and example.user-config.yml. If you need to change these variables, including choosing which plugins to install, copy one of these files to create a local variable file. Pulplift will look for local.dev-config.yml or local.user-config.yml, which are not checked into git.

Any of the Ansible variables can be set in this local variable file. Please see the README of each ansible-pulp role for more detailed information.

Running a playbook directly

You can run an existing or custom playbook directly using ansible-playbook. For example:

vagrant up centos7
ansible-playbook my-pulp-install.yaml -l centos7

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