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OpenNebula Ansible Playbooks Documentation

OneDeploy, the OpenNebula Ansible project, is a set of playbooks and roles that enable you to deploy an OpenNebula cloud in a simple and convenient way.

Warning

We don't recommend to use one-deploy tool for your cloud management (e.g. configuring new HV nodes and adding them into your production cloud) for the clouds initially NOT deployed  with one-deploy and in clouds which configuration drifted from the original onedeploy-based deployment.

The supported automated deployments include advanced features such as Ceph storage, High Availability for the Front-end, federation, and installing the Front-end in a VM.

The documentation is organized in sections according to architecture and installation type. It includes examples of deployments on three reference architectures, progressing from the most simple (based on local storage) to the most complex (Ceph storage). Each section includes concise explanations of the configurations implemented on both the platform and OpenNebula. Reference and examples are also provided for additional configurations such as HA, federation, VXLAN and others.

Contents

• General Documentation (Common to all Installations):
• Requirements & Platform Notes
• Release Notes
• Using the Playbooks
• Installing for the Reference Cloud Architectures:
  • Single Front-end Cloud and Local Storage
  • Single Front-end Cloud and Shared Storage
  • Single Front-end Cloud and Ceph storage
• Verifying the Installation
• Installing with Advanced Configurations:
  • Highly-available Front-end
  • Federated Front-ends
  • VXLAN/EVPN Networking
  • Generic Datastore Mode
• Additional Installation Options:
  • Airgapped Installation
  • Front-end Installation as VM
  • Connect Through a Bastion Host
• Developer Information:
  • Playbook Reference
  • Molecule Testing
  • Coding Style