Utilities to make it easier to work & develop with Mirantis Fuel.

Set up your Fuel environment from ISO as described here for example http://samuraiincloud.com/2014/08/13/building-openstack-icehouse-in-virtualbox-in-60-minutes-using-mirantis-fuel-2/

Currently the only script in this repo, add it to your $PATH to make access easier.

It is assumed that your fuel-master machine is under IP 10.20.0.2. If it's different, specify it in the --ip argument. Also the script tries to send your SSH public key credentials to the fuel-master server to save you from typing passwords. You can change the location of the SSH key by passing the --ssh-identity-file variable in the script. If can also turn off sending the SSH identity file by passing the --no-ssh-identity-file option but you may be prompted for root password, even couple of times.

Here's a list of supported commands:

Specify IP of the Fuel master ISO (default is 10.20.0.2).

Don't try to send the SSH identity file if it's not present on the Fuel master ISO.

Specify SSH identity file (default is $HOME/.ssh/id_rsa.openstack).

Be more verbose.

Print some info about all Docker containers.

Send your public identity key to master server for passwordless authentication.

SSH into fuel-master.

manipulate Docker containers

Specify which container to manipulate (nailgun is the default)

Print ID of the container

Print JSON configuration of the container

Print rootfs directory of the container

Print last 100 lines of logs of a container (by default all logs)

Additionally specify files for which the logs are to be printed

Restart container

Rsync directory into the container (default: current working dir)

Specify the rsync source directory

Rsync static files into the container (default: current working dir)

Don't run Grunt building task (default: False).

Note that by default the minified version is used by fuel-main so if you change the static files and rsync without running grunt build you won't see the changes in fuel-main..

Specify the rsync source directory

Shell into the container. By default, nailgun container shells into IPython environment, while PostgreSQL container runs psql with the nailgun database.

Specify an optional command to run in the Docker shell. This overrides the default command (IPython for nailgun, psql for PostgreSQL, etc). Run it like this:

fuel docker shell -c /bin/bash

For example, if you want a fresh database (because some new models showed up in the current migration) you can do:

fuel docker -c postgres shell
\c postgres
-- kill processes if DROP DATABASE doesn't work:
-- SELECT pg_terminate_backend(pid) FROM pg_stat_activity WHERE pid <> pg_backend_pid() AND datname = 'nailgun'; -- Postgres 9.2
-- SELECT pg_terminate_backend(procpid) FROM pg_stat_activity WHERE procpid <> pg_backend_pid() AND datname = 'nailgun';  -- Postgres 9.1
DROP DATABASE nailgun;
CREATE DATABASE nailgun WITH OWNER nailgun;
\q
fuel docker shell -c /bin/bash
manage.py syncdb
manage.py loaddefault

Start the container

Stop the container

Continuously inspect (tail) logs of a container (default: all logs).

Restrict the log files to specified list

Print all volumes of a container.

Manipulate Puppet on Fuel Master

Rsync fuel-libs Puppet modules into Fuel Master.

Specify the rsync source directory

• After ISO rebuild error is thrown about .ssh/known_hosts -- detect it and fix automatically to minimize user pain.
• Better error reporting about wrong command, no SSH ID file, etc
• make fuel-docker, fuel-puppet scripts and move appropriate fuel functionality there -- just like in git