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On Thu, 7 Nov 2019 at 09:26, Christian Berendt
<berendt at betacloud-solutions.de> wrote:
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> Hello Eddie.
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> > On 6. Nov 2019, at 13:28, Eddie Yen <missile0407 at gmail.com> wrote:
> >
> > 1. Docker-ce repository.
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> Use an APT mirror. For example Aptly.
>

Or yum if using CentOS. Pulp or artifactory or $other should work.
Presumably there is already some mirror solution for your OS packages?

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> > 2. Pip repository.
> > (Also having others perhaps.)
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> Packages from Pypi should no longer be necessary for the use of Kolle-Ansible. For some time now.

You at least need to install Kolla Ansible's Python dependencies. You
could consider building a docker image containing Kolla Ansible and
using this for your deployments, if that helps.

In kolla-ansible bootstrap-servers we also use the easy_install and
pip Ansible modules to install pip and the Docker python package.


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> If that's still the case, use a Pypi Mirror. For example Devpi.
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> The Docker images can also be mirrored. Use a local Docker registry to do this.
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> The use of an HTTP proxy like Squid is also possible. This proxy must have online access.
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> The use of Nexus OSS is also a possibility. Then you only have one central mirror service.
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> If you want to build completely offline you can't avoid single mirrors for the single packages (Docker, APT, Pypi).
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> We provide a role under https://github.com/osism/ansible-mirror to deploy individual mirror services with Docker Compose.
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>
> > Does Kolla planning to support non-internet deployment? I would like to do this if possible.
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> This is already possible and we do this very often.
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> HTH, Christian.
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