upi/vshpere: Add initial support for vSphere UPI #1446
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This adds some terraform to use to create the infrastructure for an OpenShift cluster on vSphere. See upi/vsphere/README.md for some instructions on how to perform an install. The process is very rough and not streamlined at the moment, but it mostly works.
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| 12. Run `openshift-install user-provided-infrastructure`. Wait for the bootstrapping to complete. | ||
| You *may* need to log into each of the control plane machines. It would seem that, for some reason, the etcd-member pod does not start until the machine is logged into. |
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Hmm, do we know why?
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/retest Please review the full test history for this PR and help us cut down flakes. |
Through 0d891e1 (Merge pull request openshift#1446 from staebler/vsphere_tf, 2019-03-21).
Through 0d891e1 (Merge pull request openshift#1446 from staebler/vsphere_tf, 2019-03-21).
Through 0d891e1 (Merge pull request openshift#1446 from staebler/vsphere_tf, 2019-03-21).
Through 0d891e1 (Merge pull request openshift#1446 from staebler/vsphere_tf, 2019-03-21).
This adds some terraform to use to create the infrastructure for an OpenShift cluster on vSphere.
See upi/vsphere/README.md for some instructions on how to perform an install. The process is very rough and not streamlined at the moment, but it mostly works.