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openstack-origin-git currently only supports YAML that specifies the git repositories to deploy from. This adds support for default openstack-origin-git values. The default values supported are: icehouse, kilo, liberty, mitaka, and master. For example: openstack-origin-git=master. Change-Id: Ib2e0224f70e51d2686b6bb1f28e6ad528621eafb
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Overview
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Neutron provides flexible software defined networking (SDN) for OpenStack.
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This charm is designed to be used in conjunction with the rest of the OpenStack
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related charms in the charm store to virtualize the network that Nova Compute
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instances plug into.
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It's designed as a replacement for nova-network; however it does not yet
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support all of the features of nova-network (such as multihost) so may not
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be suitable for all.
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Neutron supports a rich plugin/extension framework for propriety networking
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solutions and supports (in core) Nicira NVP, NEC, Cisco and others...
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See the upstream [Neutron documentation](http://docs.openstack.org/trunk/openstack-network/admin/content/use_cases_single_router.html)
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for more details.
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Usage
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In order to use Neutron with OpenStack, you will need to deploy the
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nova-compute and nova-cloud-controller charms with the network-manager
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configuration set to 'Neutron':
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nova-cloud-controller:
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network-manager: Neutron
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This decision must be made prior to deploying OpenStack with Juju as
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Neutron is deployed baked into these charms from install onwards:
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juju deploy nova-compute
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juju deploy --config config.yaml nova-cloud-controller
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juju add-relation nova-compute nova-cloud-controller
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The Neutron Gateway can then be added to the deploying:
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juju deploy neutron-gateway
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juju add-relation neutron-gateway mysql
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juju add-relation neutron-gateway rabbitmq-server
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juju add-relation neutron-gateway nova-cloud-controller
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The gateway provides two key services; L3 network routing and DHCP services.
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These are both required in a fully functional Neutron OpenStack deployment.
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See upstream [Neutron multi extnet](http://docs.openstack.org/trunk/config-reference/content/adv_cfg_l3_agent_multi_extnet.html)
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Configuration Options
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Port Configuration
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==================
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All network types (internal, external) are configured with bridge-mappings and
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data-port and the flat-network-providers configuration option of the
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neutron-api charm. Once deployed, you can configure the network specifics
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using neutron net-create.
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If the device name is not consistent between hosts, you can specify the same
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bridge multiple times with MAC addresses instead of interface names. The charm
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will loop through the list and configure the first matching interface.
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Basic configuration of a single external network, typically used as floating IP
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addresses combined with a GRE private network:
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neutron-gateway:
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bridge-mappings: physnet1:br-ex
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data-port: br-ex:eth1
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neutron-api:
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flat-network-providers: physnet1
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neutron net-create --provider:network_type flat \
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--provider:physical_network physnet1 --router:external=true \
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external
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neutron router-gateway-set provider external
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Alternative configuration with two networks, where the internal private
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network is directly connected to the gateway with public IP addresses but a
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floating IP address range is also offered.
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neutron-gateway:
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bridge-mappings: physnet1:br-data external:br-ex
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data-port: br-data:eth1 br-ex:eth2
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neutron-api:
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flat-network-providers: physnet1 external
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Alternative configuration with two external networks, one for public instance
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addresses and one for floating IP addresses. Both networks are on the same
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physical network connection (but they might be on different VLANs, that is
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configured later using neutron net-create).
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neutron-gateway:
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bridge-mappings: physnet1:br-data
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data-port: br-data:eth1
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neutron-api:
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flat-network-providers: physnet1
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neutron net-create --provider:network_type vlan \
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--provider:segmentation_id 400 \
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--provider:physical_network physnet1 --shared external
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neutron net-create --provider:network_type vlan \
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--provider:segmentation_id 401 \
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--provider:physical_network physnet1 --shared --router:external=true \
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floating
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neutron router-gateway-set provider floating
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This replaces the previous system of using ext-port, which always created a bridge
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called br-ex for external networks which was used implicitly by external router
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interfaces.
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Instance MTU
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============
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When using Open vSwitch plugin with GRE tunnels default MTU of 1500 can cause
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packet fragmentation due to GRE overhead. One solution is to increase the MTU on
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physical hosts and network equipment. When this is not possible or practical the
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charm's instance-mtu option can be used to reduce instance MTU via DHCP.
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juju set neutron-gateway instance-mtu=1400
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OpenStack upstream documentation recommends a MTU value of 1400:
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[OpenStack documentation](http://docs.openstack.org/admin-guide-cloud/content/openvswitch_plugin.html)
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Note that this option was added in Havana and will be ignored in older releases.
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