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During MAAS enlistment (and commissioning), an IPMI account (named
"maas" by default) is created on each node, which MAAS then uses for
power management.
This change allows MAAS to use the same credentials as the ones used by
the OOB driver, by overwriting the power parameters for the discovered
nodes. This includes the power type, so if the node is configured to use
Redfish, then Drydock will update a MAAS node discovered as IPMI to use
Redfish instead.
It also provides an option to instruct MAAS not to recreate IPMI
credentials during commissioning, which is passed through to the MAAS
API. Setting this to true is only supported in MAAS 2.7 or later [0].
The two maasdriver configuration options are introduced in drydock.conf,
along with their default values:
[maasdriver]
use_node_oob_params = false
skip_bmc_config = false
These options do not prevent MAAS from creating the IPMI account during
enlistment - this would require addition MAAS customization.
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MaaS Node Driver
This driver will handle node provisioning using Ubuntu MaaS 2.1. It expects the Drydock config to hold a valid MaaS API URL (e.g. http://host:port/MAAS/api/2.0) and a valid API key for authentication.
Drydock Model to MaaS Model Relationship
Site
Will provide some attributes used for configuring MaaS site-wide such as tag definitions and repositories.
Network Link
Will provide attributes for configuring Node/Machine interfaces
Network
MaaS will be configured with a single 'space'. Each Network in Drydock will translate to a unique MaaS fabric+vlan+subnet. Any network with an address range of type 'dhcp' will cause DHCP to be enabled in MaaS for that network.
Hardware Profile
A foundation to a Baremetal Node definition. Not directly used in MaaS
Host Profile
A foundation to a Baremetal Node definition. Not directly used in MaaS
Baremetal Node
Defines all the attributes required to commission and deploy nodes via MaaS
- bootdisk fields and partitions list - Define local node storage configuration to be implemented by MaaS
- addressing and interface list - Combined with referenced network links and networks, define interface (physical and virtual (bond / vlan)) configurations and network addressing
- tags and owner data - Statically defined metadata that will propagate to MaaS
- base_os - Select which stream a node will be deployed with
- kernel and kernel params - Allow for custom kernel selection and parameter definition