# Hostname of the manager and the compute nodes.
hostname_manager: manager.openstack.site
hostname_compute: compute.openstack.site

# The domain names and ips to add in the no_proxy variable (comma separated)
user_domains: .mycompany.com,10.20.30.40

# The passwort that should be used for the system user 'stack'.
stack_password: secretsecret

# The password that should be used for services like the database or queuing.
service_password: secretsecret

# The password that should be used for the OpenStack admin user.
admin_password: secretsecret

# The public SSH key that should be used for the system user 'stack'.
stack_sshkey: the_ssh_public_key_you_want_for_your_stack_user

# Define the setup mode to install the environment.
# valid values: grenade, devstack
# default value: devstack
setup_mode: devstack

# What interface on the host should be used for a bridge will often be eth0,
# but vagrant needs to know for sure. This needs to be the full string
# descriptor of the interface. On some systems this can be something annoying
# like 'en1: Wi-Fi (Airport)'. Vagrant will not use this setting unless you get
# it exactly right.
bridge_int: eth1

# Enable the vagrant-hostmanager's ip_resolver in order to get the correct
# nodes ip. You should install the vagrant-hostmanager plugin and enable this
# option if the nodes are not able to communicate (for example you get errors
# during the compute vagrant up phase not being able to communicate to c-api).
#use_ip_resolver: true

# A non upstream for the base box, used to speed things up. Choose one of
# box_name (for a locally added box) or box_url for the url of a nearby box.
#box_name: 'my.favorite'
#box_url: http://gallifrey/vagrant/devstack-2014-02-19.box

# Vagrant username used in box image, e.g. ubuntu
#vagrant_username: vagrant

# Non upstream Git URL to fetch Devstack from instead.
#devstack_git: /home/vagrant/openstack/devstack

# If you have code on a different branch than master, you can set it here.
#devstack_branch: compute_err_exit

# You can specify a proxy, for example https://github.com/tmatilai/polipo-box,
# to be used for HTTP connections to speed things up.
#proxy: http://10.0.10.30:8123/

# Uncomment below to setup LDAP on the management node and use it as backend
# for keystone.
#use_ldap: true

# You can specify stable MAC addresses to keep this from resetting on every
# create.
#mac_address_manager: 0800274a508c
#mac_address_compute: 0800274a508d

# It is possible to use a hostonly-network instead of a bridged network when
# setting the parameter use_bridge to false.
#use_bridge: false

# When using a hostonly-network it is possible to specify static IP addresses
# using the following parameters. If those parameters are not specified DHCP
# will be used.
#ip_address_manager: 10.0.10.10
#ip_address_compute: 10.0.10.20

# Name of network interface in virtual machine - e.g. enp0s8 in ubuntu
#guest_interface_default: eth1
#host_ip_iface: eth1

# IP version to configure Neutron to create either an Pv4, IPv6, or dual-stack self-service project data-network by with either ip_version:4, ip_version:6, or ip_version:4+6 respectively.
#ip_version: 4

# Extra images to download and add to glance, a list of url's comma separated
# for new images to be added to glance
#extra_images: https://cloud-images.ubuntu.com/precise/current/precise-server-cloudimg-amd64-disk1.img,https://cloud-images.ubuntu.com/trusty/current/trusty-server-cloudimg-amd64-disk1.img

# Extra services to enable on the manager node, a space separated list of
# additional services to enable on the manager node. For example, to enable
# Swift, just uncomment the next line.
#manager_extra_services: s-proxy s-object s-container s-account