Open whowutwut opened 6 years ago
hi, @whowutwut , currently, the node
and group
in def commands are all node
in xcat-inventory
since most of the attributes of them are the same, there are differentiated by the "obj_type": "group",
in the xcat-inventory exported inventory file.
[root@c910f03c05k21 xcat_clusters]# xcat-inventory export -t node -o service
{
"node": {
"service": {
"device_type": "server",
"engines": {
"netboot_engine": {
"engine_info": {
"postscripts": "servicenode"
}
}
},
"obj_type": "group",
"role": "compute"
}
},
"schema_version": "1.0"
}
#Version 2.14.1 (git commit 2f87973517231a694fe813f75338ab47da0a9575, built Mon May 28 04:29:58 EDT 2018)
[root@c910f03c05k21 xcat_clusters]# xcat-inventory export -t node -o sn01
{
"node": {
"sn01": {
"device_info": {
"arch": "ppc64le",
"characteristics": "mp",
"cpucount": "128",
"cputype": "POWER8NVL (raw), altivec supported",
"disksize": "sda:1000GB,sdb:1000GB",
"memory": "130686MB",
"mtm": "8335-GTB",
"serial": "100470A",
"supportedarchs": "ppc64",
"uuid": "8335-gtb-100470a-70e2841409f6"
},
"device_type": "server",
"engines": {
"netboot_engine": {
"engine_info": {
"chain": "runcmd=bmcsetup,osimage=rhels7.4-snap2-ppc64le-netboot-service-mlnx",
"osimage": "rhels7.4-snap2-ppc64le-netboot-service-mlnx"
},
"engine_type": "petitboot"
}
},
"network_info": {
"primarynic": {
"ip": "172.10.254.1",
"mac": [
"70:e2:84:14:09:f6!*NOIP*",
"98:be:94:67:60:40!*NOIP*",
"70:e2:84:14:09:f7"
],
"switch": "mgmtsw01",
"switchport": "3"
}
},
"obj_info": {
"groups": "all,coral_sn_regex,service"
},
"obj_type": "node",
"role": "compute"
}
},
"schema_version": "1.0"
}
#Version 2.14.1 (git commit 2f87973517231a694fe813f75338ab47da0a9575, built Mon May 28 04:29:58 EDT 2018)
will take a look how to separate them with different type in xcat-inventory -t
@immarvin Thank for that... interesting..
I'm trying to figure out how one would be able to add/remove machines from the group easily by modifying the files in the source control.. If we had static
groups, would we be able to just add nodes to it? Or we would have to create these obj_info
for each node object and add them into the group?
This is not a requirement but I'm just trying to see how we could easily manage a cluster directly from source control instead of xCAT commands.
It seems like this function is missing. We do have some differences between groups that display via
lsdef
and groups that show onnodegroup
dump... seems likegrouptype=static
is required..But exporting does not work...