Triple-O heat template environment parameters

List of heat template environment parameters.

Triple-O heat template environment parameters

The following table lists the Triple-O heat template environment parameters.

Table 1. Triple-O heat template environment parameters
Configuration option Type Description
GlanceBackend

String

Define the backend to use for glance. Set to file to use file-based storage for images. The overcloud saves these files in a mounted NFS share for glance.

GlanceNfsEnabled

Boolean

When GlanceBackend is set to file, GlanceNfsEnabled enables images to be stored through NFS in a shared location so that all Controller nodes have access to the images. If disabled, the overcloud stores images in the file system of the Controller node. Set to true.

GlanceNfsShare

String

The NFS share to mount for image storage.

GlanceNfsOptions

String

The NFS mount options for image storage.

SpectrumScaleNFSServer

String

Triple-O Heat template environment parameter to define IBM Storage Scale CES IP for NFS service. This value must match with nas_host from cinder configuration parameters.

SpectrumScaleNFSOptions

String

Triple-O Heat template environment parameter to define NFS mount option on all overcloud nodes.

SpectrumScaleVolumeShare

String

Triple-O Heat template environment parameter to define NFS share Volume path. This value must match with gpfs_mount_point_base from cinder configuration parameters. For example, /ibm/fs1/openstack/cinder/volumes

CinderVolumeOptVolumes

String

Enables custom configuration files on the host to be made available to the cinder-volume service when it’s running in a container. This value must match with gpfs_mount_point_base from cinder configuration parameters.

For example, /ibm/fs1/openstack/cinder/volumes

NovaLibvirtOptVolumes

String

Enables custom configuration files on the host to be made available to the nova-libvirt service when it’s running in a container. This value must match with gpfs_mount_point_base from cinder configuration parameters.

For example, /ibm/fs1/openstack/cinder/volumes

CinderEnableIscsiBackend

Boolean

Enables the iSCSI backend. Set to false.