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# Activate the environment
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./bin/activate <site-specific-name>
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# Install or update the local Ansible Python venv
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./bin/ensure-venv
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# Activate the environment
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source bin/activate <site-specific-name>
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# Install or update Ansible dependencies
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ansible-galaxy install -f -r ./requirements.yml
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Next, copy the CAPI management cluster's kubeconfig file into your stackhpc-kayobe-config environment (e.g. ``<your-skc-environment>/kolla/config/magnum/kubeconfig``). This file must be Ansible vault encrypted.
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The following config should also be set in your stackhpc-kayobe-config environment:
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.. code-block:: yaml
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:caption: kolla/globals.yml
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magnum_capi_helm_driver_enabled: true
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The presence of a kubeconfig file in the Magnum config directory is used by Kolla to determine whether the CAPI Helm driver should be enabled.
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To apply the configuration, run ``kayobe overcloud service reconfigure -kt magnum``.
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