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DATAPLANE_TOTAL_NODES=2 DATAPLANE_NTP_SERVER=clock.redhat.com make edpm_deploy
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To know when dataplane-operator finishes, you have to keep looking at "*-edpm" pods that keep appearing to run ansible on the compute nodes. They will appear one after the other. When those stop appearing, it is finished and we have a default openstack environment.
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5.- Remove telemetry-operator from the deployments
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You can also make your process wait until everything has run:
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make telemetry_cleanup
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DATAPLANE_TOTAL_NODES=2 DATAPLANE_NTP_SERVER=clock.redhat.com make edpm_deploy_wait
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6.- Deploy dataplane operator
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Now, we proceed to run our own telemetry-operator instance:
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5.- Remove Ceilometer deployment
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DATAPLANE_SINGLE_NODE=false DATAPLANE_CHRONY_NTP_SERVER=clock.redhat.com make edpm_deploy
To know when dataplane-operator finishes, you have to keep looking at "dataplane-deployment-*" pods that keep appearing to run ansible on the compute nodes. They will appear one after the other. When those stop appearing, it is finished and we have a default openstack environment.
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Now, we proceed to run our own telemetry-operator instance:
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6.- Remove telemetry-operator from the deployments
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