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Additionally, we can field for this in our request forms for new assignments with the default to still enforce director-style boot order.
Pros
If specified ahead of time folks who want to reprovision don't need to use badfish to perform one time boot or any of the other one-time boot/PXE operations we support. This might save some amount of time for tenants.
If tenants want to reprovision often during their assignment this would save substantial time as there is no need to process temporal or permanent boot order re-arrangement.
Yet to be seen or unknown, future requirements might be able to leverage this.
Cons
It's hard to determine behavior of future assignments and sometimes they may pivot so this might not be all that useful
We've really not seen a need or demand for this but it doesn't mean it won't be helpful.
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This is an RFE/stub to discuss the viability of adding an additional argparse to
quads-cli --define-cloud
like--foreman
or--boot-order foreman
e.g.
quads-cli --define-cloud cloud02 --boot-order foreman
This would achieve the following:
If passed to
quads-cli --define-cloud
when the assignment becomes active it will supplant the default behavior of enforcing the equivalent ofbadfish -t director
around here: https://github.com/redhat-performance/quads/blob/master/quads/tools/move_and_rebuild_hosts.py#L193 to instead enforce the-t foreman
boot order.Additionally, we can field for this in our request forms for new assignments with the default to still enforce director-style boot order.
Pros
If specified ahead of time folks who want to reprovision don't need to use
badfish
to perform one time boot or any of the other one-time boot/PXE operations we support. This might save some amount of time for tenants.If tenants want to reprovision often during their assignment this would save substantial time as there is no need to process temporal or permanent boot order re-arrangement.
Yet to be seen or unknown, future requirements might be able to leverage this.
Cons
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: