Tools for RDO-Manager automatic health checks
These are tools to perform advanced reporting and role matching based on the introspection results from OpenStack Ironic prior to doing an RDO-Manager deployment. This is based on the AHC concept from the enovance edeploy install method.
Usage
Usage documentation is currently provided as part of the RDO-Manager documentation
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