DevstackPY
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This document introduces DEVSTACKpy, a Python rewrite of the devstack installation script for OpenStack. It aims to address perceived shortcomings in the existing Bash script by using object-oriented programming practices for improved modularity, readability, and extensibility. Features discussed include component-specific installations, multi-node support, uninstall/start/stop functions, and multiple concurrent version management. The author demonstrates DEVSTACKpy and invites further contributions to additional features and documentation.
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- 2. Dev. installs to hard? Welcome to the land of happiness & joy. DEVSTACKpy and what it can do for u! Joshua Harlow + Oompa loompa’s Codeus Awesomus @ Yahoo!
- 4. What is this all about?? ‣ Have you used devstack.org? ‣ Used by an increasing number of people to kick the tires, develop with OpenStack, setup CI, figure out how to install… ‣ Not perfect though (great initial work!) ‣ For my definition of perfect… ‣ DEVSTACKpy is meant to help get it going in the right direction, with new features and common OOP practices and many more goodies!
- 6. What is great about devstack.sh ‣ An install script for developers that can setup a OpenStack instance (with the 4+ main components)! ‣ Somewhat easy to read (as long as you are comfortable with unix commands and bash) ‣ Provided a initial package and pypi package listing for each component ‣ Describing what is done and why (docs) ‣ CI setup (good/bad, idk)
- 7. What we thought was lacking ‣ Python usage ‣ Why add another shell language to be understood ‣ If you are developing in OpenStack, you most likely already understand python… ‣ Can take advantage of logging, subprocess, os, sys… ‣ Can use pylint and pep8 for sanity checking ‣ Complete package/pypi dependency listings ‣ Allows for you to reproduce environment configurations easily
- 8. What we thought was lacking ‣ Multiple distribution support ‣ Ties into having complete package dependencies and knowledge of bugs/features in each distribution ‣ Currently works with RHEL6.2, Ubuntu 11.10, Ubuntu 12.04 (WIP), Fedora 16 ‣ Componentized installs (i.e., I only want glance) ‣ Devstack.sh has this somewhat, but there is no way to easily scrape the shell script to determine what actually is needed for a specific component ‣ Classes and functions and objects are our friends
- 10. What we thought was lacking ‣ Multi-node installs (WIP) ‣ It may be controversial but in reality developers do like to simulate real environments and a single node install isn’t very realistic ‣ Useful for integration testing as well (TBD) ‣ OOP/Composition/Decoupling ‣ Programming practices do matter, and we should not sacrifice this (ever), have pride in what you do! ‣ Decoupled/plugin-like code is easier to read, easier to extend, easier to debug, easier to trace…
- 11. What we thought was lacking
- 12. What we thought was lacking ‣ Ability to “CTRL-C” at anytime ‣ For example, install partially then stop, say oops, and then be able to uninstall whatever was installed ‣ Multiple extensible run modes ‣ Everyone's cup of tea isn’t screen ‣ Supports screen, forking, upstart (easily extensible) ‣ Dry-run mode ‣ Sometimes you don’t want to actually install but you just want to see what would of happened
- 13. What we thought was lacking ‣ Multiple concurrent versions ‣ No need to place in /opt/… place it wherever you want ‣ Useful to say have version X in Y dir and version X+1 in Y+1 dir and start and stop either or as desired ‣ For example test with working version X and try new feature with unstable version X+1 ‣ Uninstall, starting, stopping ‣ Extensible (each component can choose how it wants to perform these operations)
- 15. !!!DEMO!!!
- 16. What’s next? ‣ Continuing working on multi-node installs ‣ Figure out plan for replacement of devstack.sh? ‣ More docs/code comments… ‣ Swift needs some love ‣ Idempotent installs (ie transactional like)
- 17. What’s next? ‣ Figure out what to do with CI ‣ Should devstack be doing this?? ‣ Building packages from a DEVSTACKpy install ‣ rpm BUILDROOT match closely the install root… ‣ GPG keystore usage (for passwords)? ‣ Any other awesomeness we can think up!
- 18. Bugs/code/links ‣ Useful links: ‣ https://launchpad.net/devstackpy ‣ Blueprints, bugs, miscellaneous… ‣ http://devstackpy.readthedocs.org ‣ https://github.com/yahoo/Openstack-DevstackPy
- 19. Hugs ‣ Much thanks to the following: ‣ Y! and DreamHost guys/gals ‣ Meme generators and monty python ‣ My parents and my invisible friend ‣ And any others that I missed, much appreciated!