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docs(openeuler): finish qualified deployment profiles

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Vinícius Ferrão
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openEuler
=========
This page describes the openEuler installation and image profiles.
Release and role qualification is still in progress; this page does not
declare a completed support matrix.
This page describes installation and image profiles for three openEuler LTS
release families: 20.03, 22.03 and 24.03. It covers management nodes, installed
and diskless service nodes, and stateful and stateless compute nodes.
Release targets
---------------
Release profiles
----------------
Qualification uses one service pack from each LTS release:
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- ppc64le
- ``openeuler24.03``
These service packs are fixed for this delivery. Earlier service packs
do not require a separate full qualification matrix. The POWER GA image
is a functional target; its qualification does not establish maintained
Earlier service packs are outside this qualification. The POWER GA image
is a functional exception; its qualification does not establish maintained
POWER service-pack support. Consult the distribution's maintenance policy
separately.
@@ -142,6 +141,11 @@ these repository paths below ``otherpkgdir``::
Each directory needs its RPMs and repository metadata. The selected service
profile supplies ``xCATsn`` and ``goconserver`` through these repositories.
Make the repository signing keys available inside each service-node image.
For installed service nodes, run the site's key-import postscript before
``otherpkgs``. Verify the keys against trusted fingerprints and keep package
signature checking enabled.
Create a diskless service image from the imported compute template, then
select every service asset explicitly::
@@ -197,3 +201,9 @@ certification, automatic discovery, manual service-node takeover and
mixed-distribution provisioning are outside the baseline qualification.
Virtual firmware results do not establish physical BIOS, UEFI or Petitboot
support.
Crash dump arming is not qualified. Some 24.03 guests reported a failed
kdump service without a reserved crash kernel.
The POWER console test verified input and responses. The client required
forced termination; graceful exit remains unqualified.