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Adding TripleO-Image-Elements to Trove-Integration/redstack images

When you run ./redstack kick-start mysql it creates an image under ~/images/ubuntu-mysql from Trove-Integration/scripts/elements/ubuntu-mysql. If you want to add an element to ubuntu-mysql such as os-apply-config (https://github.com/openstack/tripleo-image-elements/tree/master/elements/os-apply-config) you need to add the variable EXTRA_ELEMENTS to the trove-integration/scripts/redstack.rc file. By default redstack kick-start should be able to find os-apply-config because it clones all of the tripleo-image-elements. The Elements path redstack kick-start uses is ELEMENTS_PATH=$REDSTACK_SCRIPTS/files/elements:$PATH_TRIPLEO_ELEMENTS/elements

  • Ex: EXTRA_ELEMENTS="os-apply-config" # adding single element
  • Ex: EXTRA_ELEMENTS="os-apply-config os-refresh-config" # adding multiple elements is space delimited


Now when running ./redstack kick-start mysql it will add the os-apply-config element to the ubuntu-mysql image.

  • Now you can add the folder os-apply-config to the Trove-Integration/scripts/elements/ubuntu-mysql image to add custom configuration files etc.
  • Adding the file (foo.conf) and folders (os-apply-config/etc/init) to the element ubuntu-mysql (ubuntu-mysql/os-apply-config/etc/init/foo.conf) will add the file foo.conf to /etc/init when doing a trove create with the new image ./redstack kick-start mysql built.


Rebuilding image

Once an image is created you will need to do nova image-delete and delete the ~/images/ubuntu-mysql file in order to have ./redstack kick-start mysql build the image again. If you do not, the existing image ubuntu-mysql will be used again.