By default salt minion meta files are created with wide
permissions.
This makes OS tokens, keystone credentials unprotected.
Patch fixes this.
Prod-Related: CEEMCP-13 unprotected keystone credentials
Customer-Found
Change-Id: I18283cff4aec795e0656b7b3519381792e8a6e54
The patch adds _orchestrate.conf file to salt minion
configuration. Its template searches for "/meta/salt.yml"
file across all installed formulas and parses them if found.
As of now config will contain following data, e.g.:
orchestration:
deploy:
applications:
cinder:
priority: 150
keystone:
priority: 100
Application priorities will be used later for salt deploy
orchestration
Change-Id: I56b0d15e5a13ca4975d98b9675991f84885120e6
Related-PROD: PROD-19973
The patch adds ability to configure REDIS as cache
backed for salt-master to be used as distibuted cache
further.
Change-Id: I62a29713c23ad3f591f6e937bfc5b13eba92f402
Related-PROD: PROD-20581
Currently the CI job fails with module not found errror.
AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'check_refresh
The reason is new version of salt tries to call
salt.utils.pkg.check_refresh which is not available in 2016.11.3 but is
available in 2016.11.6.
Reference:
1. https://github.com/saltstack/salt/blob/v2016.11.3/salt/states/pkg.py
2. https://github.com/saltstack/salt/blob/v2016.11.6/salt/states/pkg.py#L1819
The fix proposed here is to use pkg.installed instead of pkg.latest.
It's not a good idea to always update salt whenever the salt state is
run, this may introduce failures unknown to the user. There is a pipeline
to update packages which should be used for updating to latest.
pkg.latest generally isn't a good way to write idempotent formulas. See
official salt docs: "Generally it is better for the installed function
to be used, as latest will update the package whenever a new package is
available."
Change-Id: I8da5c36c1613e54768993080f2514afc920c49f8