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seunghun1ee and others added 30 commits May 14, 2024 14:10
Build Horizon from stackhpc fork
Update Wazuh docs
This change adds a new playbook, stackhpc-openstack-tests.yml, that uses
the new stackhpc-openstack-tests repository to perform testing of the
deployment that is not covered by Rally or Tempest. Currently this
includes Prometheus and OpenSearch.

The all-in-one CI test has been updated to run this new test suite, and
the results are included in the test results artifact.
Previously an erroneous 'False' was appended to the artifact name.
This fixes failures of the Kolla image build GitHub workflow.
This brings in a useful idempotency fix for Vault deployment.
This change modifies the overcloud HashiCorp Vault playbooks to use the
local Vault service rather than via HAProxy. This makes it possible to
deploy and use Vault without HAProxy. This eliminates the previous
bootstrapping issue where HAProxy needed to be deployed without TLS
enabled while generating initial certificates.

To make this work in environments with a proxy configured, https_proxy
is overridden.
In the previous HAProxy config for Vault, 200, 501 and 503 were treated
as healthy. This allowed for bootstrapping Vault via HAProxy, but made
standby backends appear as unhealthy, leading to a Prometheus alert. We
no longer bootstrap Vault via HAProxy, so we can treat 200 (active) and
429 (standby) as healthy.

Co-Authored-By: Dawud Mehmood <dawud@stackhpc.com>
Typically the certificate is only valid for the FQDN. This will not
cause a problem usually because the internal API generally uses the VIP
directly rather than an FQDN.
The overrides were for Yoga, and aren't required for Antelope.
markgoddard and others added 19 commits August 5, 2024 16:36
docs: Update release train image
They're encrypted automatically now: #1171
Remove docs to encrypt wazuh secrets
Bump up Hashicorp collection version
rocky: update ovn to 24.03 (LTS) and OVS to 3.3
Defining set of special characters to omit "`" and "'" which leads to issues
More description: #1226
Allow reboot playbook to run with bootstrap user
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@jackhodgkiss could you target this at Yoga first then we'll merge it up

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@jackhodgkiss could you target this at Yoga first then we'll merge it up

Any reason why? Most PRs open are against stackhpc/2023.1

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@jackhodgkiss could you target this at Yoga first then we'll merge it up

Any reason why? Most PRs open are against stackhpc/2023.1

In general new features go to antelope, fixes go to yoga

@jackhodgkiss jackhodgkiss changed the base branch from stackhpc/2023.1 to stackhpc/yoga August 19, 2024 08:47
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priteau commented Aug 19, 2024

You don't need to close the pull request, you can force push and target stackhpc/yoga instead.

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