Origin-dev-tools contains the scripts necessary for building OpenShift Origin PaaS from source.
The build tools require rubygem-thor and git to be installed:
yum install -y rubygem-thor git
The tools can be invoked using /build/devenv script.
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./build/devenv build [NAME] [BUILD_NUM]
Build a new devenv AMI with the given NAME
Options: [--register] # Register the instance [--terminate] # Terminate the instance on exit [--branch=BRANCH] # Build instance off the specified branch # Default: master [--yum-repo=YUM_REPO] # Build instance off the specified yum repository # Default: candidate [--reboot] # Reboot the instance after updating [--verbose] # Enable verbose logging [--official] # For official use. Send emails, etc. [--exclude-broker] # Exclude broker tests [--exclude-runtime] # Exclude runtime tests [--exclude-site] # Exclude site tests [--exclude-rhc] # Exclude rhc tests [--include-web] # Include running Selenium tests [--include-coverage] # Include coverage analysis on unit tests [--include-extended=INCLUDE_EXTENDED] # Include extended tests [--base-image-filter=BASE_IMAGE_FILTER] # Filter for the base image to use EX: devenv-base_* [--region=REGION] # Amazon region override (default us-east-1) [--install-from-source] # Indicates whether to build based off origin/master [--install-from-local-source] # Indicates whether to build based on your local source [--install-required-packages] # Create an instance with all the packages required by OpenShift [--skip-verify] # Skip running tests to verify the build [--instance-type=INSTANCE_TYPE] # Amazon machine type override (default c1.medium) -
./build/devenv launch [NAME]
Launches the latest DevEnv instance, tagging with NAME
Options: [--verifier] # Add verifier functionality (private IP setup and local tests) [--branch=BRANCH] # Launch a devenv image from a particular branch # Default: master [--verbose] # Enable verbose logging [--express-server] # Set as express server in express.conf [--ssh-config-verifier] # Set as verifier in .ssh/config [--instance-type=INSTANCE_TYPE] # Amazon machine type override (default 'm1.large') [--region=REGION] # Amazon region override (default us-east-1) [--image-name=IMAGE_NAME] # AMI ID or DEVENV name to launch -
./build/devenv sanity_check [TAG]
Runs a set of sanity check tests on a tagged instance
Options: [--verbose] # Enable verbose logging [--region=REGION] # Amazon region override (default us-east-1) -
./build/devenv terminate [TAG]
Terminates the instance with the specified tag
Options: [--verbose] # Enable verbose logging [--region=REGION] # Amazon region override (default us-east-1) -
./build/devenv test [TAG]
Runs the tests on a tagged instance and downloads the results
Options: [--terminate] # Terminate the instance when finished [--verbose] # Enable verbose logging [--official] # For official use. Send emails, etc. [--exclude-broker] # Exclude broker tests [--exclude-runtime] # Exclude runtime tests [--exclude-site] # Exclude site tests [--exclude-rhc] # Exclude rhc tests [--include-cucumber=INCLUDE_CUCUMBER] # Include a specific cucumber test (verify, internal, node, api, etc) [--include-coverage] # Include coverage analysis on unit tests [--include-extended=INCLUDE_EXTENDED] # Include extended tests [--disable-charlie] # Disable idle shutdown timer on dev instance (charlie) [--mcollective-logs] # Don't allow mcollective logs to be deleted on rotation [--profile-broker] # Enable profiling code on broker [--include-web] # Include running Selenium tests [--sauce-username=SAUCE_USERNAME] # Sauce Labs username [--sauce-access-key=SAUCE_ACCESS_KEY] # Sauce Labs access key [--sauce-overage] # Run Sauce Labs tests even if we are over our monthly minute quota [--region=REGION] # Amazon region override (default us-east-1) -
./build/devenv sync [NAME]
Synchronize a local git repo with a remote DevEnv instance. NAME should be ssh resolvable.
Options: [--tag] # NAME is an Amazon tag [--verbose] # Enable verbose logging [--skip-build] # Indicator to skip the rpm build/install [--clean-metadata] # Cleans metadata before running yum commands [--region=REGION] # Amazon region override (default us-east-1)
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./build/devenv clone_addtl_repos [BRANCH]
Clones any additional repos not including this repo and any other repos that extend these dev tools
Options: [--replace] # Replace the addtl repos if the already exist -
./build/devenv install_local_client
Builds and installs the local client rpm (uses sudo)
Options: [--verbose] # Enable verbose logging -
./build/devenv install_required_packages
Install the packages required, as specified in the spec files
Options: [--verbose] # Enable verbose logging -
./build/devenv local_build
Builds and installs all packages locally
Options: [--verbose] # Enable verbose logging [--clean-packages] # Erase existing packages before install? [--update-packages] # Run yum update before install? [--incremental] # Build only the changed packages
devenv update # Update current instance by installing RPMs from local git tree
Options:
[--include-stale] # Include packages that have been tagged but not synced to the repo
[--verbose] # Enable verbose logging
[--retry-failure-with-tag] # If a package fails to build, tag it and retry the build.
# Default: true
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./build/devenv build_livecd
Build a Feodra 17 remix CD with OpenShift Origin installed and configured on it
- Origin-Server Origin-server contains the core server components of the OpenShift service released under the OpenShift Origin source project.
- Origin Community Cartridges Collection of OpenShift Origin cartridges contributed by community members.
- RHC The OpenShift command line tools allow you to manage your OpenShift applications from the command line.
- puppet-openshift_origin Puppet scripts to install and configure OpenShift Origin on Fedora 17.
Visit the OpenShift Origin Open Source page for more information on the community process and how you can get involved.
OpenShift Origin, except where otherwise noted, is released under the Apache License 2.0. See the LICENSE file located in each component directory.
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