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OCPEDGE-1192: feat: initial arbiter node addition #1731
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added support for creating install for clusters with arbiter nodes Signed-off-by: ehila <[email protected]>
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/hold Currently running int an odd issue where I'm not sure if it's a problem with the devscript or not. But the arbiter node takes around 10minutes to join the cluster because the inspecting phase takes too long. @zaneb Would you be able to know why that is? I did create this PR in baremetal for the provisioning controller, but don't if I'm missing something else here. openshift/cluster-baremetal-operator#460 |
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No idea about the inspection thing. Creating a new node type and duplicating all of the config for it seems like a... high-maintenance way to do this. Couldn't we treat the arbiter node as a control-plane node everywhere except when generating the install config? |
@@ -136,6 +136,7 @@ ansible-playbook \ | |||
-e "baremetal_network_name=${BAREMETAL_NETWORK_NAME}" \ | |||
-e "working_dir=$WORKING_DIR" \ | |||
-e "num_masters=$NUM_MASTERS" \ | |||
-e "num_arbiters=$NUM_ARBITERS" \ |
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The playbook we're using here comes from https://github.com/metal3-io/metal3-dev-env/ which is an upstream project and thus does not (and can not) know about OCP-specific node types.
added support for creating install for clusters with arbiter nodes
In 4.19 of OCP, we will be supporting a deployment with Two Node Openshift with Arbiter on the baremetal platform, this PR adds the arbiter configuration to the metal scripts to help deploy and test arbiter topologies for baremetal.
For more details see EP: openshift/enhancements#1674