kubash provision
This file is the main control point for kubash provision, each node is listed like so:
#name,role,cpuCount,Memory,network,mac,provisionerHost,provisionerUser,provisionerPort,provisionerBasePath,os,virt
one, and only one node should be denoted primary_master this is the first node to seed the rest of the cluster
master1,primary_master,2,4096,default,52:54:00:e2:8c:11,localhost,root,22,/var/lib/libvirt/images,ubuntu,qemu
Additional masters can then be listed as such:
master2,master,2,4096,default,52:54:00:e2:8c:12,localhost,root,22,/var/lib/libvirt/images,ubuntu,qemu
And then the nodes:
node1,node,2,4096,default,52:54:00:e2:8c:13,localhost,root,22,/var/lib/libvirt/images,ubuntu,qemu
node2,node,2,4096,default,52:54:00:e2:8c:14,localhost,root,22,/var/lib/libvirt/images,ubuntu,qemu
node3,node,2,4096,default,52:54:00:e2:8c:15,localhost,root,22,/var/lib/libvirt/images,ubuntu,qemu
for the ansible playbook initializers you can also specify etcd nodes
etcd1,etcd,2,4096,default,52:54:00:e2:8c:16,localhost,root,22,/var/lib/libvirt/images,ubuntu,qemu
Kubash can also generate mac addresses for you:
kubash genmac
