hv deploy set Commands

This table lists the hv_deploy set commands, which are used to set properties that affect deployment.

For almost all set commands, there is a corresponding unset command (for example, unset_code_install for set_code_install) that erases the setting, as if the command had never been set.

You can see current settings by typing:

show_settings

Important

The hv_deploy command should always be preceded by the /opt/hedvig/bin/ path.

set command	description
`set_auth_timeout`	sets a timeout for authorizing node services (default 90, larger values recommended for larger clusters)
`set_http_proxy`	sets up a Hedvig Storage Proxy that will connect to the internet
`set_no_reboot`	turns off reboot during installation
`set_backup_dir`	creates a backup directory (in the form of s3://host/dir or scp://host/dir)
`set_http_proxy_pass`	sets a password for a Hedvig Storage Proxy that will connect to the internet
`set_backup_pass`	sets a password for a backup directory
`set_http_proxy_user`	sets a user for a Hedvig Storage Proxy that will connect to the internet
`set_ignore_redhat_sub`	ignores the Red Hat subscription requirement for enterprise installations
`set_internet_avail`	flags the internet as available
`set_no_internet_avail`	flags the internet as unavailable
`set_internet_avail__auto`	autodetects internet availability
`set_skip_validate`	skips any validation steps
`set_cluster_pass`	sets a Hedvig Storage Cluster password
`set_srcdir`	installs code in a given source directory
`set_code_install`	installs code on a Hedvig Storage Cluster only when reinstalling, and skips RPMs and `init_drive`
`set_deploy_user`	sets the remote deployment user for installing a Hedvig Storage Cluster
`set_mem_profile`	sets the memory profile for a Hedvig Storage Cluster (small_demo = 12 GB, demo=32 GB, standard=128 GB)
`set_ssh_delay`	sets the `ssh` delay (in seconds) for environments that have a spam firewall
`set_deploynode_repo`	indicates that the deployment server repository is reachable via `ssh` from the nodes
`set_no_deploynode_repo`	indicates that the deployment server repository is unavailable from the nodes
`set_deploynode_repo_auto`	autodetects the deployment server repository
`set_ssh_port`	sets the `ssh` port to be used for installation
`set_pem`	sets a filename for a PEM (privacy enhanced mail) key to use during deployment
`set_upgrade_hpod`	upgrades the HPod configuration on a current Hedvig Storage Cluster
`set_drive_map`	points to a specific drive map filename
`set_ping`	indicates that `ping` is available
`set_no_ping`	indicates that `ping` is unavailable
`set_ping__auto`	autodetects `ping` (default)
`set_upgrade_pages`	upgrades the Pages configuration on a current Hedvig Storage Cluster
`set_etc_hosts_file`	sets the /etc/hosts file for transferring to the remote hosts
`set_upgrade_rpm`	upgrades RPMs on a current Hedvig Storage Cluster
`set_flache_enabled`	enables flache in a Hedvig Storage Cluster
`set_play_timeout`	limits each play's deployment time to a specific timeout
`set_force_init_drive`	forces re-initialization of the drives
`set_premade`	assumes that all RPMs, drive mappings, and code are installed
`set_upload_user`	sets the user for uploading logs to Hedvig
`set_upload_pass`	sets the password for uploading logs to Hedvig
`set_force_install`	forces the code to be reinstalled
`set_pubkey`	uses a public key for the installation
`set_hv_regex_dc`	sets the data center and rack names using a regular expression (regex). Here are some examples: `(<dc>.{1}).` – assign the data center to the first letter `(<dc>.{2}).` – skip the first two characters and assign the data center to the second two characters `patt(<dc>.{3}).` – assign the data center to the first three letters after `patt` Here is an example of the complete command line: `set_hv_regex_dc .(<dc>.{1})`