Configuration Options

This extends the normal django settings module so we can simply call:

from dtrove import config
NOVA_USER = config.NOVA_USERNAME

This allows us to have a consistent place to define possible settings and document them as well as provide some defaults and warnings. To modify any of these values simply edit your django settings file.

class dtrove.config

This defines the available options to configure dtrove.

These are set or overridden in the django settings file.

DTROVE_DATASTORE_MANAGERS = [('dtrove.datastores.mysql.MySQLManager', 'mysql'), ('dtrove.datastores.redis.RedisManager', 'redis'), ('dtrove.datastores.pgsql.PostgresManager', 'postgres')]

List of available datastores. This should be a list of tuples:

[('path.to.Manager', 'manager_name'), ...]

DTROVE_MAX_CLUSTER_SIZE = 5

Max number of nodes in a cluster

DTROVE_PREFIX = 'sudo '

Prefix for the remote commands this has access to all the instance properties. EX:

DTROVE_PREFIX = 'sudo /usr/sbin/vzctl exec %(local_id)s '

DTROVE_PROVIDER = 'dtrove.providers.openstack.Provider'

The Cloud Providers that you have enabled.

DTROVE_SSH_USER = 'root'

Default SSH user to use when connecting to hosts

OS_AUTH_URL = 'http://0.0.0.0:5000/v2.0'

The url of the identity service for openstack.

OS_NOVA_BYPASS_URL = None

Actual url to use instead of the endpoint from the catalog.

OS_NOVA_ENDPOINT_TYPE = 'publicURL'

Type of the nova endpoint.

OS_PASSWORD = None

The openstack management user’s password

OS_PROJECT_ID = None

OS_TENANT_ID or OS_PROJECT_ID of the openstack user.

OS_USERNAME = None

The openstack management username