ProxShift

OpenShift clusters on Proxmox made simple

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Project maintained by randyoyarzabal Hosted on GitHub Pages — Theme by mattgraham

ProxShift Changelog

[Recent Changes] - 2024

Major Improvements

Script Modernization

• BREAKING: Renamed tools/ocp_pm.sh → proxshift.sh (moved to project root)
• BREAKING: All functions renamed from ocp.* to ps.* for modern naming
• BREAKING: Removed tools/ directory - script now in project root
• BREAKING: Renamed main.yaml → site.yaml (Ansible best practice)

📝 Updated Function Names

| Old Function | New Function | Description | |————–|————–|————-| | ocp.list_clusters | ps.clusters | List available clusters | | ocp.provision | ps.provision | Complete cluster provisioning | | ocp.generate_manifests | ps.generate_manifests | Generate install manifests | | ocp.validate_cluster | ps.validate_cluster | Validate cluster exists | | ocp.ansible_* | ps.* | All ansible operations (removed “ansible” prefix) |

Usage Changes

Before:

source tools/ocp_pm.sh
ocp.provision my-cluster

After:

source proxshift.sh
ps.provision my-cluster

📚 Documentation Updates

• All documentation updated to reflect new script location
• Function reference guide created at docs/FUNCTION_REFERENCE.md
• Examples updated with new function names
• Test suite updated and passing

Benefits

• Cleaner Interface: More intuitive ps.* naming
• Easier Access: Script in project root (no subdirectory)
• Modern Standards: Follows Ansible best practices (site.yaml)
• No Legacy Baggage: Clean slate without backwards compatibility concerns
• Better UX: More professional and consistent naming

🔄 Migration Guide

1. Update script loading:

   # Old
   source tools/ocp_pm.sh
      
   # New  
   source proxshift.sh
   

2. Update function calls:

   # Old
   ocp.provision my-cluster
   ocp.list_clusters
      
   # New
   ps.provision my-cluster  
   ps.clusters
   

3. Update playbook references:

   # Old
   ansible-playbook main.yaml
      
   # New
   ansible-playbook site.yaml
   

All tests pass and functionality remains identical with the new interface.