Generic docker container to run devstack services - currently a PoC / toy and not ready for anything useful.

The idea is to provide a generic docker container which can be used to run 1 or more specific OpenStack services installed via devstack in the container.

docker build -t devstack .

To simplify the creation of devstack's local.conf this image contains a simple 'yaml to local conf' filter which is capable of taking a yaml file as input and spitting out a devstack local.conf as output.

See the sample local.yaml

Right now the init command in the container expects a local.conf or local.yaml to be make available under /usr/local/devstack/ when starting the container. It will look for local.yaml or local.conf and if a yaml is found convert and write it to /home/stack/devstack in the container; if local.conf is found it just copies it.

This allows you to bind mount your devstack local conf / yaml into the container to conf devstack.

The init script also supports an env var called RESET which when set (to anything) will clean up the previous devstack install including deleting the git dirs before re stacking.

Example useage:

• Create a local.conf or local.yaml on your host system which will drive the containerized devstack.

• Run the container bind mounting your conf or yaml:

docker run -d --privileged=true -v ~/devstack/local.yaml:/usr/local/devstack devstack

Note that --privileged=true is needed by some services to perform iptables and related commands which require Linux capabilities.