Example YAML File for Mass Configuration
You can use the retail_yaml command to import configuration parameters from a manually prepared YAML file. This section contains a YAML example file with comments.
Listing 1. Example: YAML Mass Terminal Configuration File
branches:
# there are 2 possible setups: with / without dedicated NIC
#
# with dedicated NIC
branchserver1.branch1.cz: # salt ID of branch server
branch_prefix: branch1 # optional, default guessed from salt id
server_name: branchserver1 # optional, default guessed from salt id
server_domain: branch1.cz # optional, default guessed from salt id
nic: eth1 # nic used for connecting terminals, default taken from hw info in SUMA
dedicated_nic: true # set to true if the terminals are on separate network
salt_cname: branchserver1.branch1.cz # hostname of salt master / broker for terminals, mandatory
configure_firewall: true # modify firewall configuration
branch_ip: 192.168.2.1 # default for dedicated NIC: 192.168.1.1
netmask: 255.255.255.0 # default for dedicated NIC: 255.255.255.0
dyn_range: # default for dedicated NIC: 192.168.1.10 - 192.168.1.250
- 192.168.2.10
- 192.168.2.250
# without dedicated NIC
# the DHCP formula is not used, DHCP is typically provided by a router
# the network parameters can be autodetected if the machine is already connected to SUSE Manager
branchserver2.branch2.cz: # salt ID of branch server
branch_prefix: branch2 # optional, default guessed from salt id
server_name: branchserver2 # optional, default guessed from salt id
server_domain: branch2.cz # optional, default guessed from salt id
salt_cname: branchserver2.branch1.cz # FQDN of salt master / broker for terminals, mandatory
branch_ip: 192.168.2.1 # optional, default taken from SUMA data if the machine is registered
netmask: 255.255.255.0 # optional, default taken from SUMA data if the machine is registered
exclude_formulas: # optional, do not configure listed formulas
- dhcp # without dedicated NIC the dhcp service is typically provided by a router
hwAddress: 11:22:33:44:55:66 # optional, required to connect pre-configured entry with particular machine
# during onboarding
terminals: # configuration of static terminal entries
hostname1: # hostname
hwAddress: aa:aa:aa:bb:bb:bb # required as unique id of a terminal
IP: 192.168.2.50 # required for static dhcp and dns entry
saltboot: # optional, alternative 1: configure terminal-specific pillar data
partitioning: # partitioning pillar as described in saltboot documentation
disk1:
device: /dev/sda
disklabel: msdos
partitions:
p1:
flags: swap
format: swap
size_MiB: 2000.0
p2:
image: POS_Image_JeOS6
mountpoint: /
type: DISK
hostname2: # hostname
hwAddress: aa:aa:aa:bb:bb:cc # required as unique id of a terminal
IP: 192.168.2.51 # required for static dhcp and dns entry
hwtype: IBMCORPORATION-4838910 # optional, alternative 2: assign the terminal to hwtype group
# if neither of hwtype nor saltboot is specified, a group is assigned according to hwtype
# reported by bios on the first boot
hwtypes:
IBMCORPORATION-4838910: # HWTYPE string (manufacturer-model) as returned by bios
description: 4838-910 # freetext description
saltboot:
partitioning: # partitioning pillar as described in saltboot documentation
disk1:
device: /dev/sda
disklabel: msdos
partitions:
p1:
flags: swap
format: swap
size_MiB: 1000.0
p2:
image: POS_Image_JeOS6
mountpoint: /
type: DISK
TOSHIBA-6140100:
description: HWTYPE:TOSHIBA-6140100
saltboot:
partitioning:
disk1:
device: /dev/sda
disklabel: msdos
partitions:
p1:
flags: swap
format: swap
size_MiB: 1000.0
p2:
image: POS_Image_JeOS6
mountpoint: /
type: DISK