OpenStack: Install default configuration files

Add the default configuration files for Keystone, Nova,
Neutron, Glance, Cinder, Swift, Ceilometer, Ironic and Tempest.

Also install configuration files which will are not going to be modified
in the following commit, in the post-install-commands for the chunk; as
opposite to having them laying around in the repo and installing them
with the install-files configuration extension.

Note:
  - Some configuration files have been created using commands given in
    their documentations or they .conf.sample files.
  - To generate cinder.conf use the following command on the top of the
    cinder repository:
    ./tools/config/generate_sample.sh -b . -p cinder -o etc/cinder
  - Nova.conf has been taken from:
    http://pkgs.fedoraproject.org/cgit/openstack-nova.git/tree/nova.conf.sample
    commit 69755b4a072edff0957ee256290395600edbab9e
  - tempest.conf has been taken from the tag version '4'.

Signed-off-by: Francisco Redondo Marchena <francisco.marchena@codethink.co.uk>
Signed-off-by: Patrick Darley <patrick.darley@codethink.co.uk>
Signed-off-by: Tiago Gomes <tiago.gomes@codethink.co.uk>

Change-Id: Id26886aaaa9edd8509412615a65e681d5c8117ed

1 files changed, 0 insertions, 118 deletions

diff --git a/install-files/openstack/usr/share/openstack/neutron/plugins/ml2/ml2_conf_cisco.ini b/install-files/openstack/usr/share/openstack/neutron/plugins/ml2/ml2_conf_cisco.ini
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--- a/install-files/openstack/usr/share/openstack/neutron/plugins/ml2/ml2_conf_cisco.ini
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-[ml2_cisco]
-
-# (StrOpt) A short prefix to prepend to the VLAN number when creating a
-# VLAN interface. For example, if an interface is being created for
-# VLAN 2001 it will be named 'q-2001' using the default prefix.
-#
-# vlan_name_prefix = q-
-# Example: vlan_name_prefix = vnet-
-
-# (BoolOpt) A flag to enable round robin scheduling of routers for SVI.
-# svi_round_robin = False
-
-#
-# (StrOpt) The name of the physical_network managed via the Cisco Nexus Switch.
-# This string value must be present in the ml2_conf.ini network_vlan_ranges
-# variable.
-#
-# managed_physical_network =
-# Example: managed_physical_network = physnet1
-
-# Cisco Nexus Switch configurations.
-# Each switch to be managed by Openstack Neutron must be configured here.
-#
-# Cisco Nexus Switch Format.
-# [ml2_mech_cisco_nexus:<IP address of switch>]
-# <hostname>=<intf_type:port>       (1)
-# ssh_port=<ssh port>               (2)
-# username=<credential username>    (3)
-# password=<credential password>    (4)
-#
-# (1) For each host connected to a port on the switch, specify the hostname
-#     and the Nexus physical port (interface) it is connected to.
-#     Valid intf_type's are 'ethernet' and 'port-channel'.
-#     The default setting for <intf_type:> is 'ethernet' and need not be
-#     added to this setting.
-# (2) The TCP port for connecting via SSH to manage the switch. This is
-#     port number 22 unless the switch has been configured otherwise.
-# (3) The username for logging into the switch to manage it.
-# (4) The password for logging into the switch to manage it.
-#
-# Example:
-# [ml2_mech_cisco_nexus:1.1.1.1]
-# compute1=1/1
-# compute2=ethernet:1/2
-# compute3=port-channel:1
-# ssh_port=22
-# username=admin
-# password=mySecretPassword
-
-[ml2_cisco_apic]
-
-# Hostname:port list of APIC controllers
-# apic_hosts = 1.1.1.1:80, 1.1.1.2:8080, 1.1.1.3:80
-
-# Username for the APIC controller
-# apic_username = user
-
-# Password for the APIC controller
-# apic_password = password
-
-# Whether use SSl for connecting to the APIC controller or not
-# apic_use_ssl = True
-
-# How to map names to APIC: use_uuid or use_name
-# apic_name_mapping = use_name
-
-# Names for APIC objects used by Neutron
-# Note: When deploying multiple clouds against one APIC,
-#       these names must be unique between the clouds.
-# apic_vmm_domain = openstack
-# apic_vlan_ns_name = openstack_ns
-# apic_node_profile = openstack_profile
-# apic_entity_profile = openstack_entity
-# apic_function_profile = openstack_function
-# apic_app_profile_name = openstack_app
-# Agent timers for State reporting and topology discovery
-# apic_sync_interval = 30
-# apic_agent_report_interval = 30
-# apic_agent_poll_interval = 2
-
-# Specify your network topology.
-# This section indicates how your compute nodes are connected to the fabric's
-# switches and ports. The format is as follows:
-#
-# [apic_switch:<swich_id_from_the_apic>]
-# <compute_host>,<compute_host> = <switchport_the_host(s)_are_connected_to>
-#
-# You can have multiple sections, one for each switch in your fabric that is
-# participating in Openstack. e.g.
-#
-# [apic_switch:17]
-# ubuntu,ubuntu1 = 1/10
-# ubuntu2,ubuntu3 = 1/11
-#
-# [apic_switch:18]
-# ubuntu5,ubuntu6 = 1/1
-# ubuntu7,ubuntu8 = 1/2
-
-# Describe external connectivity.
-# In this section you can specify the external network configuration in order
-# for the plugin to be able to teach the fabric how to route the internal
-# traffic to the outside world. The external connectivity configuration
-# format is as follows:
-#
-# [apic_external_network:<externalNetworkName>]
-# switch = <switch_id_from_the_apic>
-# port = <switchport_the_external_router_is_connected_to>
-# encap = <encapsulation>
-# cidr_exposed = <cidr_exposed_to_the_external_router>
-# gateway_ip = <ip_of_the_external_gateway>
-#
-# An example follows:
-# [apic_external_network:network_ext]
-# switch=203
-# port=1/34
-# encap=vlan-100
-# cidr_exposed=10.10.40.2/16
-# gateway_ip=10.10.40.1