The purpose of this page is to go into some detail and provide the linkage to how the Foreman/QuickStack tools interact. It will go from initiating a deploy through the tools to show the interactions and files that are called.

Deployment is done via deploy.sh. Deploy.sh does the following:

• Detects the networking setup
• Gathers parameters to be used to deploy OPNFV
• Uses Vagrant to bring up VMs
• 1 VM is used as Foreman, other VMs can be provided when doing a virtual deployment
• For each VM, bgs_vagrant is cloned into /tmp/ (/tmp/bgs_vagrant is Foreman VM, while other nodes are /tmp/controller1, etc)
• Vagrant uses provisioners to configure the VM (done inside of the Vagrantfile under /tmp/<node>)
• deploy.sh will configure the Vagrantfile to use bootstrap.sh to install Foreman
• VMs are installed with a different Ansible playbook/ Vagrant provisioning (by editing the Vagrantfile in /tmp/controller1, etc)

• bootsrap.sh installs, configures and executes Khaleesi
• Khaleesi is an Ansible based framework that is capable of installing Foreman and deploying nodes
• bootsrap.sh initiates execution of opnfv.yml playbook
• The opnfv.yml playbook then calls the opnfv install role which will install Foreman
• The OPNFV install role will install Foreman using Astapor
• Astapor includes a bash script, foreman_server.sh, and opnfv-seeds.rb custom database file to install Foreman
• Astapor also contains the QuickStack puppet modules which ar cloned into the Foreman VM
• Also cloned are the Genesis/Trystack Puppet Modules, and OpenStack Puppet modules
• The opnfv-seeds.rb contains Foreman configuration (hostgroups, puppet modules, etc)

• After OPNFV install role is finished, opnfv.yml playbook calls the deploy nodes role