Infrastructure:
7 Machines (1 Master / 6 Slave)
CentOS 6.7
Foreman 1.10
Each Server Contains
1 - IPMI
2 - Eth ( 1 GB)
1 - 2 port Infiniband VPI adapter
— Port 1 setup as ib0 (40 Gig IB)
— Port 2 setup as Eth2 ( 10 Gig Eth)
So my proposed networking setup is as follows:
eth0 - Management/Provisioning Network
eth2 - Primary Network Interface
ib0 - Storage area network using IPoIB and NFSoRDMA
My question is there a guide that details a multi network interface setup
that I can follow?
I have successfully provisioned all slave server with foreman, and need to
move forward in my setup. I can do it manually but doesn't that defeat the
purpose?
Are you looking to have these interfaces defined as part of the Kickstart
(i.e when installing the base OS) or to have the existing hosts
reconfigured to have multiple interfaces.
If you want it in Kickstart, the host has to have it's interfaces defined
at creation time, at which point they should show up in the rendered
provision template. Sadly at the present time you can't add multiple NICs
to a Hostgroup, so if you want to avoid specifying the NICs by hand for
each new host, then you'd want to look at using Hammer to create them over
the API (since that's scriptable)
If you want to use Puppet (or other configuration management) to apply the
NIC configuration stored in Foreman, the you can access this data from the
"foreman_interfaces" hash in the ENC YAML (click the YAML button on the
host page). This can be fed into a Puppet module for configuring network
interfaces.
Cheers,
Greg
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On 16 May 2016 at 15:40, Blaine Rumsey wrote:
I have successfully provisioned all slave server with foreman, and need to
move forward in my setup. I can do it manually but doesn’t that defeat the
purpose?
