Add variable to configure storage options
With addition of storage v2 versions and v2 API it's now less trivial to rely on overrides for storage configuration, which most likely will be needed regardless, since v1 storages are incompatible with /v2 API, and latter one gets disabled whenever v1 storage is in use. With that there's no dummy storage in /v2 for testing purposes, so we are not able to have any reasonable default out of the box. Depends-On: https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/openstack-ansible/+/920058 Change-Id: Ic0d055c98ee6e35fb28b26de8cf3d20e7e79ad87
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Dmitriy Rabotyagov
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Jonathan Rosser
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@@ -117,6 +117,20 @@ cloudkitty_output_backend: cloudkitty.backend.file.FileBackend
cloudkitty_output_pipeline:osrf
cloudkitty_output_basepath:/var/cloudkitty/reports
# Please define a storage for CloudKitty data in as a nested dictionary.
# Keys `backend` and `version` are required. `config` contains extra
# configuration for the storage backend when applicable.
# For example:
# cloudkitty_storage:
# backend: opensearch
# version: 2
# config:
# host = http://localhost:9200
# index_name = cloudkitty
cloudkitty_storage:
backend:sqlalchemy
version:1
cloudkitty_db_setup_host:"{{ openstack_db_setup_host | default('localhost') }}"
cloudkitty_db_setup_python_interpreter:>-
{{
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
---
features:
- |
Added a variable ``cloudkitty_storage`` that allows to easily define
storage configuration options for Cloudkitty.
@@ -77,5 +77,12 @@ backend = {{ cloudkitty_output_backend }}
[state]
[storage]
backend = sqlalchemy
version = 1
backend = {{ cloudkitty_storage['backend'] }}
version = {{ cloudkitty_storage['version'] }}
{% if 'config' in cloudkitty_storage %}
[storage_{{ cloudkitty_storage['backend'] }}]
{% for item, value in cloudkitty_storage['config'].items() %}
{{ item }} = {{ value }}
{% endfor %}
{% endif %}
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