I did notice that the document mentioned specifically Ubuntu 20.04 instead of 22.04 as supported by the front-end but thought it might be compatible anyway and maybe the docs needed updating.
The end result is that during the script created 3 new hosts instead of using the hosts already configured and then it stopped with the following error:
ERROR: Unsupported Ansible ver. 2.9.27, must be >= 2.12 and < 2.13
Ansible-core 2.9.27 is the version available with Ubuntu 22.04 while the ppa provides version 2.16.7.
Is there any specific showstoppers in using ansible-core 2.16.7?
I could reinstall everything using Ubuntu 20.04 but it would be great to be able to use 22.04 as it’s the latest version supported by the front-end and I’d be happy to use my cluster as a testbed for a new version of the HCI install process.
Internally we use ceph-ansible project, which is quite strict in terms of supported ansible verison. That’s the reason we require that specfic version.
I suggest you to install required version, such as
pip3 install ansible==5.10
Then it’s recomended to remove the prviously failed provision and try to create it again.
Also, let me remark, that at the moment oneprovision compomenent is not receiving much updates as we are preparing to refactor it in future OpenNebula release.
that sorted the issue, the script runs but another problem cropped up.
While I can successfully ssh as root on the hosts without password the script isn’t apparently capable of doing the same:
“Failed to connect to the host via ssh: Warning: Permanently added ‘onhost1’ (ED25519) to the list of known hosts.\r\nroot@onhost1: Permission denied (publickey,password).”
Is there a missing step that I should perform before running it?
oneadmin uses this ssh key /var/lib/one/.ssh-oneprovision/id_rsa to reach the provisioning host. Can you check if password-less ssh is working with this key?