Updated bare metal install for coreos-installer#25709
Updated bare metal install for coreos-installer#25709bobfuru merged 4 commits intoopenshift:masterfrom chrisnegus:OSDOCS-1431
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@codyhoag to peer review this. |
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@chrisnegus a couple high level comments before diving in:
As discussed, I'll dive in deeper after QE/SME reviews. Thanks! |
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@codyhoag I can separate the procedures into different modules. Can you point me to the installer team release information about bare metal UPI and IPI? |
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Nicely done! 😎 I agree with @codyhoag that the procedures should be broken into separate modules, so let me know if that's something I can help you with. Most of my comments are either suggested rewording for readability and/or ISG matching, so you can take or leave a lot of it. 👍
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This whole sentence seems misleading to me. I'm not sure what "identify artifacts to include" means, and the last two items imply a degree of support for partitioning and network setup that might be expected in traditional OS installers, when in fact our support is very limited. Rather than trying to list coreos-installer features here, I'd recast this to just say that you can manually run the installer from a shell prompt, passing it options to configure some details of the installed system.
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We will probably not have a container for 4.6, but an RPM or coreos-installer binary that can be fetched from somewhere. Details are still being worked out.
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/cherrypick enterprise-4.6 |
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@bobfuru: #25709 failed to apply on top of branch "enterprise-4.6": DetailsIn response to this:
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Merged #26091 to fix CP merge conflict. |
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It looks as though most of the comments on installation-user-infra-machines-advanced.adoc have not been addressed?
| which allows you to prepare the permanent system in a variety of ways | ||
| before first boot. In particular, you can run the `coreos-installer` | ||
| command to identify various artifacts to include, work with disk partitions, | ||
| and set up networking. In some cases, you can configure features on |
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This text has also not been updated in a couple places.
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I am hoping that the feedback that was missed in this PR has been addressed now in #26442. |
Primarily addresses OSDOCS-1431, but also OSDOCS-1427, OSDOCS-1434, and OSDOCS-1440.