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Quality Assurance for Infrastructure Orchestrators

Placeholder for contents related to the infrastructure orchestrator project. Contents will soon be updated.

Organization

  • Branches: master (active), smith (inactive), lamia (inactive)

Usage

  • output YAML files by default are to be saved to {{ PROJECT_ROOT }}/data/generated_yaml/<timestamp>/lv{{ LEVEL }}
    • corresponding dataset is saved to {{ PROJECT_ROOT }}/data/generated_yaml/<timestamp>

Code Installation

  • create a virtual environment for python version 3.10 and activate it
  • in <project root> run pip install -e .

Now you can run the program by calling cftools in your terminal

Docker Infrastructure Setup

  1. install docker
  2. change directory to {{ PROJECT_ROOT }}/files/docker_scripts
  3. build the images by running ./build all
  • these images are used to deploy our ansible hosts for testing
  1. deploy the infrastructure by running ./run
  • this just executes the docker command that utilizes the docker-compose.yml file in the same directory
  1. change directory to {{ PROJECT_ROOT }}/files/docker_scripts/ssh
  2. run ./add_to_personal to import the ssh key and config file required to connect to the docker hosts without a password
  • NOTE this script should only be executed once. If there was a mistake and you need to execute it again, you will have to read the script and manually find the commands you need to re-execute.
  • optionally you can just follow the commands that are listed in the contents of add_to_personal so you can see what gets changed
  1. if all goes well, you should now be able to ssh into your docker hosts. try the following commands:
  • ssh ubuntu1
  • ssh alpine1
  • ssh centos1
  • ssh redhat1
  1. if you can connect to your docker hosts then you are done.

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