df934b2649
Summary of changes: - Update the charmcraft.yaml file to use base and platforms, only allowing noble support. - Update config to default to caracal. - Update osci.yaml to use the charmcraft 3.x/beta - Drop non-noble tests - Update constraints file from -2024.1.txt to -noble.txt - Add charmbuild to .zuul.yaml - Add TEST_JUJU3=1 to tox.ini to force Juju 3 Change-Id: I915bf4647e523a9c6f90c2549eab460c0c4cd23c |
||
---|---|---|
src | ||
templates/queens | ||
tests | ||
unit_tests | ||
.gitignore | ||
.gitreview | ||
.jujuignore | ||
.stestr.conf | ||
.zuul.yaml | ||
actions.yaml | ||
bindep.txt | ||
charmcraft.yaml | ||
config.yaml | ||
copyright | ||
LICENSE | ||
metadata.yaml | ||
osci.yaml | ||
README.md | ||
rename.sh | ||
requirements.txt | ||
test-requirements.txt | ||
tox.ini |
Manila NetApp Backend Source Charm
Overview
This charm provides NetApp Clustered Data ONTAP as a storage backend for Manila, OpenStack's shared filesystem service. It is written using the Juju operator framework.
Usage
The charm relies on the principal Manila charm, and is a subordinate to it. It
provides configuration data to the manila-share
service (which is provided by
the Manila charm with a role that includes 'share').
Prior to deploying this charm, a NetApp Data ONTAP cluster must be configured. It also needs L3 connectivity between the storage cluster and the Manila services. See the OpenStack driver documentation with details about the NetApp Clustered Data ONTAP driver, and known restrictions.
If multiple, different, NetApp backend configurations are required, then the
share-backend-name
config option should be used to differentiate between the
configuration sections.
Note: This subordinate charm requests that Manila principal charm configures
the Neutron conf file section, that the NetApp driver needs to allocate ports
for the storage vms when the driver-handles-share-servers
config is enabled.
The principal charm provides the main Manila service username/password to
this charm to enable it to provide this section.
When driver-handles-share-servers
is enabled, the driver will launch
storage vms (SMVs) within the NetApp Data ONTAP cluster. With this mode enabled,
Manila requires a share network to be defined.
A Manila share network is bound to a Neutron network and subnet. During a
share creation, the NetApp driver will allocate a port in the Neutron subnet
attached to the share network, and use that as the static IP for the SVM
spawned into NetApp Data ONTAP cluster. The only limitation to this mode is
that the Neutron network bound to the share network, needs to be flat
or
vlan
, when using the NetApp driver.
With DHSS (driver handles share servers) enabled, the CIFS
share servers must
be configured with an external Active Directory (AD) for authentication. The AD
config info is provided to the Manila NetApp share servers via an
active_directory
security service associated with
the share network.
Also, the NetApp driver requires credentials from an AD user with enough
privileges to register the new CIFS
share servers as computers in the AD
domain. These credentials are provided as part of the Manila security service
configuration.
WARNING: The credentials for the required AD user are stored in plain text,
in the Manila database, as part of the associated security service. Tenant
users are able to see these when fetching information about the
active_directory
security service. This is a potential security risk!
When driver-handles-share-servers
is disabled, an existing NetApp ONTAP
SVM must be pre-configured, and its name must be given as vserver-name
in
the charm config.
Building the charm
To build the charm run the following command in the root of the repository:
$ tox -e build
The resultant built charm will be manila-netapp.charm
.
Deployment
One way to deploy Manila NetApp is to use a bundle overlay when deploying OpenStack via a bundle:
juju deploy ./base.yaml --overlay ./manila-netapp-overlay.yaml
The Manila NetApp bundle overlay might look like:
applications:
manila-netapp:
options:
driver-handles-share-servers: False
vserver-name: svm0
management-address: 10.1.1.10
admin-name: admin
admin-password: my-secret-admin-password
Bugs
Please report bugs on Launchpad.
For general charm questions refer to the OpenStack Charm Guide.