pnda_env_example.yaml

parameter_defaults:
  # NETWORK CONFIGURATION
  
  #
  # public_net: UUID of the public network in openstack to use
  #
  public_net: 5982b761-802a-4af3-9c0b-c3b457559179
  
  #
  # private_net_cidr: CIDR specifying the address range that the private network
  # should be created with
  #
  private_net_cidr: '192.168.10.0/24'

  #
  # private_net_pool_start: The first available IP address on the private network
  #
  private_net_pool_start: '192.168.10.10'

  #
  # private_net_pool_start: The last available IP address on the private network
  #
  private_net_pool_end: '192.168.10.250'
 
  #
  # private_net_gateway: IP address to use for the network gateway on the private network
  #
  private_net_gateway: '192.168.10.1'
  
  #
  # name_servers: DNS server(s) to use, this should be provided in the environment
  #
  name_servers: [ "173.38.200.100" ]

  #
  # image_id: A a base image to use for the created instances. It should be created by 
  # following the guide in https://github.com/pndaproject/pnda-dib-elements
  #
  image_id: pnda-base

  # KEYSTONE CREDENTIALS
  
  #
  # keystone_user: Username for the openstack clients to use
  #  
  keystone_user: 'username'
  
  #
  # keystone_user: Password for the openstack clients to use
  #  
  keystone_password: 'password'
  
  #
  # keystone_tenant: Name of the tenant / project in the openstack environment. The
  # PNDA stack will be created in this project.
  #  
  keystone_tenant: 'pnda'
  
  #
  # keystone_auth_url: Keystone authentication URL. The Openstack console provides this 
  # under the Access & Security section.
  #  
  keystone_auth_url: 'http://x.x.x.x:5000/v2.0'
  
  #
  # keystone_region_name: Keystone region. The Openstack console provides this 
  # under the Access & Security section.
  #  
  keystone_region_name: 'regionOne'

  #
  # pnda_archive_container: Swift container for PNDA to use when archiving data
  #  
  pnda_archive_container:  'pnda_archive'

  #
  # packages_server_uri: HTTP server containing the compiled binary packages for the 
  # components required to provision PNDA
  #
  packages_server_uri: 'http://x.x.x.x'

  #
  # platform_git_repo_uri: The platform-salt git repository url.
  #
  platform_git_repo_uri: 'https://github.com/pndaproject/platform-salt.git'

  #
  # JavaMirror: A mirror of the JDK. PNDA is unlikely to succeed without this being hosted locally
  # see PNDA-2274
  #
  JavaMirror: 'http://x.x.x.x/mirror/java/jdk/8u74-b02/jdk-8u74-linux-x64.tar.gz'

  #
  # ClouderaParcelsMirror: A mirror of the CDH repo. This is optional but can speed up provisioning
  # if the network connection to the Cloudera hosted repo is slow, as the download is 1.5GB
  #  
  ClouderaParcelsMirror: 'http://x.x.x.x/mirror/archive.cloudera.com/cdh5/parcels/5.9.0/'

  #
  # AnacondaParcelsMirror: A mirror of the Anaconda repo. This is optional but can speed up provisioning
  # if the network connection to the Anaconda hosted repo is unreliable
  #  
  AnacondaParcelsMirror: 'http://x.x.x.x/mirror/anaconda'
  
  #
  # git_private_key_file: If authenticated access to platform_git_repo_uri is required then this key should be
  # provided. This is not normally used now platform-salt is on public github
  #
  git_private_key_file: deploy

  #
  # NtpServers: Optional ntp servers. Use this if the standard Ubuntu NTP servers on the Internet cannot be reached
  # and a local NTP server has been configured. PNDA will not work without NTP.
  #
  NtpServers: 'xxx.ntp.org'

  # APPLICATION PACKAGE REPOSITORY
  
  #
  # package_repository_fs_type: Type of storage to use for PNDA application packages
  #   swift  - Openstack swift. Also set pnda_apps_container and pnda_apps_folder
  #   s3     - Amazon S3. Also set pnda_apps_container, pnda_apps_folder, S3_ACCESS_KEY_ID, S3_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY and AWS_REGION
  #   sshfs  - standard file system. Also set package_repository_fs_location_path, package_repository_sshfs_user, package_repository_sshfs_host, package_repository_sshfs_path and package_repository_sshfs_key
  #   fs     - local filesystem on the package repository service server. Also set package_repository_fs_location_path.
  package_repository_fs_type:  'swift'
  
  #
  # pnda_apps_container: Name of a container in swift or s3 to use for application packages
  #
  pnda_apps_container:  'pnda_apps'
  
  #
  # pnda_apps_folder: Folder name within pnda_apps_container that contains the  application packages
  #
  pnda_apps_folder:  'releases'
    
  #
  # package_repository_fs_location_path: Path to local folder on the package repository service server that contains 
  # application packages
  #  
  #package_repository_fs_location_path: '/mnt/packages'
  
  #
  # package_repository_sshfs_user: Username to use when logging in to the sshfs repo
  #  
  #package_repository_sshfs_user: 'cloud-user'
  
  #
  # package_repository_sshfs_host: Hostname that contains the sshfs repo
  #  
  #package_repository_sshfs_host: '127.0.0.1'
  
  #
  # package_repository_sshfs_path: Path to folder on the sshfs server that contains 
  # application packages
  #   
  #package_repository_sshfs_path: '/mnt/packages'
  
  #
  # package_repository_sshfs_key: RSA key to use when accessing the sshfs server that contains
  # application packages
  # 
  #package_repository_sshfs_key: pr_key

  #
  # S3_ACCESS_KEY_ID: AWS provided key to access the s3 bucket that contains application packages
  # 
  #S3_ACCESS_KEY_ID=xxxx
  
  #
  # S3_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY: AWS provided secret key to access the s3 bucket that contains application packages
  # 
  #S3_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=xxxx
  
  #
  # AWS_REGION: AWS region to use to access the s3 bucket that contains application packages
  # 
  #AWS_REGION=xxxx