# Uncomment to enable openshift provider
#---
# After the provider is registered in sfconfig.yaml, grab the context name using:
#  sudo -u nodepool oc config get-contexts
#
#
# To use the openshift driver, a self provisioner service account is needed:
# Request the cluster operator to create:
#   oc create sa nodepool
#   oc adm policy add-cluster-role-to-user self-provisioner --serviceaccount=nodepool
#   oc policy add-role-to-user admin --serviceaccount=nodepool
#   oc sa get-token nodepool
# Then register the token in sfconfig.yaml
#
#providers:
#  - name: openshift01
#    driver: openshift
#    context: self-provisioner-service-account-context-name
#    pools:
#      - name: zuul-ci
#        labels:
#          - name: openshift-project
#            type: project
#          - name: openshift-pod-fedora
#            type: pod
#            image: docker.io/fedora:28
#
#
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# Or use the openshiftpods driver with a regular service account:
#   oc new-project nodepool
#   oc create sa nodepool
#   oc policy add-role-to-user admin --serviceaccount=nodepool
#   oc sa get-token nodepool
# Then register the token in sfconfig.yaml
#
#providers:
#  - name: openshift01
#    driver: openshiftpods
#    context: "nodepool/openshift-example-com:8443/system:serviceaccount:nodepool:nodepool"
#    pools:
#      - name: nodepool
#        labels:
#          - name: openshift-pod
#            image: docker.io/fedora:28