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author	Alex <osavatieiev@mirantis.com>	Fri Apr 12 17:26:18 2019 -0500
committer	Alex <osavatieiev@mirantis.com>	Fri Apr 12 17:33:57 2019 -0500
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README.md

salt-cfg-checker

This checker module is used to verify and validate cloud after the deployment using number of routines to create reports

Local run

It is pretty simple:

deploy on cfg node, using root creds, on /root/

git clone https://github.com/savex/salt-cfg-checker
cd salt-cfg-checker
virtualenv .cfgcheck
source .cfgcheck/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt

you can check your local.env file for parameters (no need to update for running on cfg node)
packages report (HTML): mcp_check packages report --html cloud-packages.html
packages report (CSV): mcp_check packages report --csv cloud-packages.csv

External cloud

You can also create your env file to connect to env

create your *.env file or supply environment vars to module other way
in the env file set host and user for SSH. For options, use your ~/.ssh/config
if node listing fails, execute salt-key on master and create an etc/nodes.list file with minions list

Version history

[Done] Update messages to same style
[Done] Release versions support with customizable updates
[Done] Upgrades, errors and downgrades detection
[Done] Proper Debian package version naming convention support

TODO:

Check root on startup, exit
Prepare script to create venv
Format reclass compare file

Cheers!