Script Structure

The script consists of several major functions:

  • bash_aliases: Configures bash aliases and sources function definitions.
  • confiure_lvm_storage: Configures LVM storage for the Qubinode environment.
  • setup_kcli_base: Sets up KCLI (Kubernetes Cluster Lifecycle Interface) and configures images.
  • show_help: Displays help information for the script.

Full Script

Key Code Snippets

  1. bash_aliases:
    if [ "$(pwd)" != "/root/qubinode_navigator" ]; then
     echo "Current directory is not /root/qubinode_navigator."
     echo "Changing to /root/qubinode_navigator..."
     cd /root/qubinode_navigator
    fi
    

    This code snippet checks the current working directory and changes it if necessary. This ensures that the script runs in the correct directory.

  2. confiure_lvm_storage:
    if [ ! -f /tmp/configure-lvm.sh ]; then
     curl -OL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tosin2013/qubinode_navigator/main/dependancies/equinix-rocky/configure-lvm.sh
     mv configure-lvm.sh /tmp/configure-lvm.sh
     sudo chmod +x /tmp/configure-lvm.sh
    fi
    

    This code snippet checks if the configure-lvm.sh script exists. If not, it downloads and installs the script from GitHub.

External Dependencies

The script relies on the following external dependencies:

  • Bash aliases: The script uses bash aliases to configure various components of the Qubinode ecosystem.
  • LVM storage: The script configures LVM storage for the Qubinode environment.
  • KCLI (Kubernetes Cluster Lifecycle Interface): The script sets up and configures KCLI.

Input and Output Formats

The script accepts command-line arguments, which can be used to customize its behavior. For example:

  • -h or --help: Displays help information for the script.
  • --deploy-kvmhost: Deploys a KVM host.
  • --configure-bash-aliases: Configures bash aliases.

Best Practices

When modifying or extending the script, follow these best practices:

  1. Use clear and concise variable names.
  2. Follow coding conventions and style guidelines (e.g., PEP 8 for Python).
  3. Test your changes thoroughly to ensure they do not break existing functionality.

References

For more information on the Qubinode project and its components, refer to the following resources: