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Chris King
Packer Openstack Hpc Image
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2.
Install ansible (preferably in a virtualenv) and ensure
`ansible-playbook`
is in
`PATH`
2.
Install ansible (preferably in a virtualenv) and ensure
`ansible-playbook`
is in
`PATH`
3.
Copy
`openstack.pkrvars.hcl.example`
to
`openstack.pkrvars.hcl`
and edit in the documented variables
3.
Copy
`openstack.pkrvars.hcl.example`
to
`openstack.pkrvars.hcl`
and edit in the documented variables
4.
Run
`packer build -var-file=openstack.pkrvars.hcl openstack`
4.
Run
`packer build -var-file=openstack.pkrvars.hcl openstack`
# Bright considerations
In order to have this node "behave" as a normal slurm node, you'll need to do the following:
1.
Create an entry for it in devices - this is specifically to create the dns entry (the most important thing to set up is the IP under interfaces)
2.
Add the node entry to
`/etc/slurm/slurm.conf`
(both as a node definition and to a partition)
# Running the openstack image
1.
Create an instance with the image, at whatever size you need
2.
Make sure to assign it to the
`openstack-cheaha-internal`
network with the
`cheaha-network`
security group
3.
Associagte a cheaha floating ip from the
`cheaha-cluster`
pool
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