# This file is used by the fuel-bootstrap-iso-param-lb-config
# shell utility, which configures files for creating the
# discovery bootstrap image built using build-fuel-bootstrap-iso
# Files affected are stored in:
# /var/lib/fuel-bootstrap-iso/config-live-build/config
# Read the fuel-bootstrap-iso-param-lb-config shell script
# to see what's done.

# This variable is there to switch both
# FUELBOOTSTRAP_SETUP_DEBIAN_MIRROR and DEBIAN_OPENSTACK_MIRROR
# at once if you don't need separate addresses.
DEBIAN_REPO_MASTER_IP=192.168.4.115

# Address of the master node from which the image will boot from.
# In Fuel, all defaults are set to 10.20.0.2

MASTER_NODE_IP=10.20.0.2

# Debian mirror used to install the image. Example value:
# http://httpredir.debian.org/debian

FUELBOOTSTRAP_SETUP_DEBIAN_MIRROR=http://${DEBIAN_REPO_MASTER_IP}:9999/debian

# OpenStack release mirror from which OpenStack and Fuel packages
# will be installed from. In the case of a backport using non-official
# packages, you can set it to, for example:
# "deb http://mitaka-jessie.pkgs.mirantis.com/debian jessie-mitaka-backports main
# deb http://mitaka-jessie.pkgs.mirantis.com/debian jessie-mitaka-backports-nochange main"
# Though at some point, it should also be possible to use testing, and later on stable,
# using something like this:
# deb http://httpredir.debian.org/debian stretch main

DEBIAN_OPENSTACK_MIRROR="deb http://${DEBIAN_REPO_MASTER_IP}/debian jessie-mitaka-backports main\ndeb http://${DEBIAN_REPO_MASTER_IP}/debian jessie-mitaka-backports-nochange main"
