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updated bibigrid.yaml and aligned naming of bootVolume and volume
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# For an easy introduction see https://github.com/deNBI/bibigrid_clum | ||
# For more detailed information see https://github.com/BiBiServ/bibigrid/blob/master/documentation/markdown/features/configuration.md | ||
# First configuration also holds general cluster information and must include the master. | ||
# All other configurations (only needed for hybrid cloud setups) must not include another master, but exactly one vpngtw instead. | ||
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- infrastructure: openstack # former mode. Describes what cloud provider is used (others are not implemented yet) | ||
cloud: openstack # name of clouds.yaml cloud-specification key (which is value to top level key clouds) | ||
- # -- BEGIN: GENERAL CLUSTER INFORMATION -- | ||
# The following options configure cluster wide keys | ||
# Modify these according to your requirements | ||
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# -- BEGIN: GENERAL CLUSTER INFORMATION -- | ||
# sshTimeout: 5 # number of attempts to connect to instances during startup with delay in between | ||
# cloudScheduling: | ||
# sshTimeout: 5 # like sshTimeout but during the on demand scheduling on the running cluster | ||
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## sshPublicKeyFiles listed here will be added to access the cluster. A temporary key is created by bibigrid itself. | ||
#sshPublicKeyFiles: | ||
# - [public key one] | ||
## sshPublicKeyFiles listed here will be added to the master's authorized_keys. A temporary key is stored at ~/.config/bibigrid/keys | ||
# sshPublicKeyFiles: | ||
# - [public key one] | ||
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## Volumes and snapshots that will be mounted to master | ||
#masterMounts: (optional) # WARNING: will overwrite unidentified filesystems | ||
# - name: [volume name] | ||
# mountPoint: [where to mount to] # (optional) | ||
# nfsShares: # list of nfs shares. /vol/spool/ is automatically created as an nfs if nfs is true | ||
# - [nfsShare one] | ||
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#nfsShares: /vol/spool/ is automatically created as a nfs | ||
# - [nfsShare one] | ||
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# userRoles: # see ansible_hosts for all options | ||
## Ansible Related | ||
# userRoles: # see ansible_hosts for all 'hosts' options | ||
# - hosts: | ||
# - "master" | ||
# roles: # roles placed in resources/playbook/roles_user | ||
# - name: "resistance_nextflow" | ||
# varsFiles: # (optional) | ||
# - [...] | ||
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## Uncomment if you don't want assign a public ip to the master; for internal cluster (Tuebingen). | ||
## If you use a gateway or start a cluster from the cloud, your master does not need a public ip. | ||
# useMasterWithPublicIp: False # defaults True if False no public-ip (floating-ip) will be allocated | ||
# gateway: # if you want to use a gateway for create. | ||
# ip: # IP of gateway to use | ||
# portFunction: 30000 + oct4 # variables are called: oct1.oct2.oct3.oct4 | ||
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# deleteTmpKeypairAfter: False | ||
# dontUploadCredentials: False | ||
## Only relevant for specific projects (e.g. SimpleVM) | ||
# deleteTmpKeypairAfter: False # warning: if you don't pass a key via sshPublicKeyFiles you lose access! | ||
# dontUploadCredentials: False # warning: enabling this prevents you from scheduling on demand! | ||
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## Additional Software | ||
# zabbix: False | ||
# nfs: False | ||
# ide: False # installs a web ide on the master node. A nice way to view your cluster (like Visual Studio Code) | ||
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### Slurm Related | ||
# elastic_scheduling: # for large or slow clusters increasing these timeouts might be necessary to avoid failures | ||
# SuspendTimeout: 60 # after SuspendTimeout seconds, slurm allows to power up the node again | ||
# ResumeTimeout: 1200 # if a node doesn't start in ResumeTimeout seconds, the start is considered failed. | ||
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# cloudScheduling: | ||
# sshTimeout: 5 # like sshTimeout but during the on demand scheduling on the running cluster | ||
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# Other keys - these are default False | ||
# Usually Ignored | ||
##localFS: True | ||
##localDNSlookup: True | ||
# useMasterAsCompute: True | ||
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#zabbix: True | ||
#nfs: True | ||
#ide: True # A nice way to view your cluster as if you were using Visual Studio Code | ||
# -- END: GENERAL CLUSTER INFORMATION -- | ||
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useMasterAsCompute: True | ||
# -- BEGIN: MASTER CLOUD INFORMATION -- | ||
infrastructure: openstack # former mode. Describes what cloud provider is used (others are not implemented yet) | ||
cloud: openstack # name of clouds.yaml cloud-specification key (which is value to top level key clouds) | ||
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# bootFromVolume: False | ||
# terminateBootVolume: True | ||
# bootVolumeSize: 50 | ||
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# waitForServices: # existing service name that runs after an instance is launched. BiBiGrid's playbook will wait until service is "stopped" to avoid issues | ||
# waitForServices: # list of existing service names that affect apt. BiBiGrid's playbook will wait until service is "stopped" to avoid issues | ||
# - de.NBI_Bielefeld_environment.service # uncomment for cloud site Bielefeld | ||
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# master configuration | ||
## master configuration | ||
masterInstance: | ||
type: # existing type/flavor on your cloud. See launch instance>flavor for options | ||
image: # existing active image on your cloud. Consider using regex to prevent image updates from breaking your running cluster | ||
type: # existing type/flavor from your cloud. See launch instance>flavor for options | ||
image: # existing active image from your cloud. Consider using regex to prevent image updates from breaking your running cluster | ||
# features: # list | ||
# - feature1 | ||
# partitions: # list | ||
# bootVolume: None | ||
# bootFromVolume: True | ||
# terminateBootVolume: True | ||
# bootVolumeSize: 50 | ||
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# -- END: GENERAL CLUSTER INFORMATION -- | ||
# - partition1 | ||
# bootVolume: # optional | ||
# name: # optional; if you want to boot from a specific volume | ||
# terminate: True # whether the volume is terminated on server termination | ||
# size: 50 | ||
# volumes: # optional | ||
# - name: volumeName # empty for temporary volumes | ||
# snapshot: snapshotName # optional; to create volume from a snapshot | ||
# mountPoint: /vol/mountPath | ||
# size: 50 | ||
# fstype: ext4 # must support chown | ||
# semiPermanent: False # if True volume is only deleted during cluster termination | ||
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# fallbackOnOtherImage: False # if True, most similar image by name will be picked. A regex can also be given instead. | ||
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# worker configuration | ||
## worker configuration | ||
# workerInstances: | ||
# - type: # existing type/flavor on your cloud. See launch instance>flavor for options | ||
# - type: # existing type/flavor from your cloud. See launch instance>flavor for options | ||
# image: # same as master. Consider using regex to prevent image updates from breaking your running cluster | ||
# count: # any number of workers you would like to create with set type, image combination | ||
# count: # number of workers you would like to create with set type, image combination | ||
# # features: # list | ||
# # partitions: # list | ||
# # bootVolume: None | ||
# # bootFromVolume: True | ||
# # terminateBootVolume: True | ||
# # bootVolumeSize: 50 | ||
# # volumes: # see documentation | ||
# # - mountPoint: | ||
# # partitions: # list of slurm features that all nodes of this group have | ||
# # bootVolume: # optional | ||
# # name: # optional; if you want to boot from a specific volume | ||
# # terminate: True # whether the volume is terminated on server termination | ||
# # size: 50 | ||
# # fstype: ext4 | ||
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# Depends on cloud image | ||
sshUser: # for example ubuntu | ||
# # volumes: # optional | ||
# # - name: volumeName # empty for temporary volumes | ||
# # snapshot: snapshotName # optional; to create volume from a snapshot | ||
# # mountPoint: /vol/mountPath | ||
# # size: 50 | ||
# # fstype: ext4 # must support chown | ||
# # semiPermanent: False # if True volume is only deleted during cluster termination | ||
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# Depends on cloud site and project | ||
subnet: # existing subnet on your cloud. See https://openstack.cebitec.uni-bielefeld.de/project/networks/ | ||
# or network: | ||
# Depends on image | ||
sshUser: # for example 'ubuntu' | ||
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# Uncomment if no full DNS service for started instances is available. | ||
# Currently, the case in Berlin, DKFZ, Heidelberg and Tuebingen. | ||
#localDNSLookup: True | ||
# Depends on project | ||
subnet: # existing subnet from your cloud. See https://openstack.cebitec.uni-bielefeld.de/project/networks/ | ||
# network: # only if no subnet is given | ||
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#features: # list | ||
# features: # list of slurm features that all nodes of this cloud have | ||
# - feature1 | ||
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# elastic_scheduling: # for large or slow clusters increasing these timeouts might be necessary to avoid failures | ||
# SuspendTimeout: 60 # after SuspendTimeout seconds, slurm allows to power up the node again | ||
# ResumeTimeout: 1200 # if a node doesn't start in ResumeTimeout seconds, the start is considered failed. | ||
# bootVolume: # optional (cloud wide) | ||
# name: # optional; if you want to boot from a specific volume | ||
# terminate: True # whether the volume is terminated on server termination | ||
# size: 50 | ||
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#- [next configurations] |
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