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Fix Bootstrap on Centos 7 on GCP fails #650

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Fix Bootstrap on Centos 7 on GCP fails #650

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Update TOSCA types with PR ystia/forge#132
loicalbertin May 26, 2020
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Fixed an issue in AnsibleRuntime on some environments
laurentganne May 26, 2020
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Add doc warning on expected requirements for hosts
loicalbertin May 27, 2020
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1 change: 1 addition & 0 deletions CHANGELOG.md
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### BUG FIXES

* Bootstrap on Centos 7 on GCP fails ([GH-649](https://github.com/ystia/yorc/issues/649))
* Kubernetes Client uses deprecated apis removed on recent versions of K8S (v1.17+) ([GH-645](https://github.com/ystia/yorc/issues/645))
* Bootstrap may failed with a nil pointer error if download of a component fails ([GH-634](https://github.com/ystia/yorc/issues/634))
* Missing concurrency limit during data migration for logs and events file storage ([GH-640](https://github.com/ystia/yorc/issues/640))
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* CentOS 7,
* Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.5,
* Ubuntu 19.04 (which is installing python3 by default, see
* Ubuntu 19.04 (which is installing python3 by default, see
:ref:`bootstrap configuration file <yorc_google_example_ubuntu_section>`
example below for specific Ansible configuration settings needed for remote
example below for specific Ansible configuration settings needed for remote
hosts using python3).


.. warning:: For Centos and RHEL an access to an EPEL repository is required in order to install pip.

Packages
~~~~~~~~

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type: openstack
properties:
auth_url: http://10.197.135.201:5000/v2.0


The bootstrap configuration file can be also be used to define Ansible Inventory
configuration parameters.
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In this example, on-demand compute instances run Ubuntu 19.04 on which python3
is installed by default (and not python).
In this case, a specific Ansible behavioral inventory parameter
``ansible_python_interpreter`` must be defined so that Ansible is able to find
In this case, a specific Ansible behavioral inventory parameter
``ansible_python_interpreter`` must be defined so that Ansible is able to find
this python interpreter on the remote hosts.

.. code-block:: YAML
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# Defining here the Ansible behavioral inventory parameter ansible_python_interpreter
# pointing to python3.
# This is required or Ansible will attempt to use python on the remote host
# which will fail as python is not installed by default.
# which will fail as python is not installed by default.
"target_hosts:vars":
- ansible_python_interpreter=/usr/bin/python3
address:
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