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See `data/vars.yaml` for the default settings. This depends on the `openshift/origin-gce:latest` image
which is a pre-built version of the GCE reference architecture and the openshift-ansible playbooks for the
appropriate release.
appropriate release. That image is built from https://github.com/openshift/origin-gce.

```
$ cd data
Other prerequisites:

* Docker 1.12+ installed and available
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Do we want to say 1.12.6 for good measure

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I don't think it matters in this particular case - 1.12 is so old already most people would be like "wth"

* Your system time must be up to date in order for gcloud to
authenticate to GCE (run `sudo ntpd -gq` in your VM if necessary)

# launch cluster
$ INSTANCE_PREFIX=pr345 ../../bin/local.sh ansible-playbook \
-e openshift_test_repo=$( curl https://storage.googleapis.com/origin-ci-test/branch-logs/origin/master/builds/.latest )/artifacts/rpms \
playbooks/launch.yaml
```
# launch cluster using the latest RPMs
$ make WHAT=mycluster up

# after cluster is launched, admin.kubeconfig is copied locally
$ KUBECONFIG=admin.kubeconfig oc status

# teardown cluster
$ INSTANCE_PREFIX=pr345 ../../bin/local.sh ansible-playbook playbooks/terminate.yaml
$ make WHAT=mycluster down

# get a shell in the ansible environment
$ INSTANCE_PREFIX=pr345 ../../bin/local.sh
$ make WHAT=mycluster sh
```

The following ansible variables are commonly used:
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The following environment variables can be provided

* `INSTANCE_PREFIX` is a value that should be unique across all clusters running in the project. It is provided as an env var to allow inventory to be calculated by Ansible.
* `OPENSHIFT_ANSIBLE_IMAGE` (defaults to `openshift/origin-gce:latest`) the image to deploy from

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# OpenShift performance e2e cluster

See [the e2e README](../test-deploy/README.md) for instructions.
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!vars.yml