If ceilometer is enabled, nova instance usage auditing and the
appropriate notification drivers should be automatically enabled,
as opposed to relying on manual reconfiguration and service restart.
Change-Id: I41643a1418a87942be7b2b7979797ff5eb7e5479
FLAGS.image_service was removed in:
[3aaa0b103447d56f8d3b259c693cd9a3a8dcbe36] Cleanup of image service code
Change-Id: Ie566f972e2c196228cd83edda0924b5a679a63a6
Puts additional state and lock paths for swift, quantum and nova
into $DATA_DIR/project that can be set independently of $DEST.
Change-Id: I2cca701856d3caa7fe472fefdd8b070a3c7f3adf
Raring is the new codename for the next Ubuntu release.
Change-Id: I53b5b4d23c0974427fbf0026a55f7b98b0fc3c76
Signed-off-by: Chuck Short <chuck.short@canonical.com>
It's used if installed and not used if not installed, which is confusing.
So trying to install it should make things a bit less confusing.
It's available under the same name in both Fedora and Ubuntu.
Change-Id: I6785dd5e831e9cf2da2eae5b116a9f5859c68c6d
The rpm list is more complete than the debian list, so complete the
debian one based on the rpm one.
Change-Id: I707a16d3d2646b4b3d0bc200fed62e5e6743c030
Now that a bootable volume can be created directly based on
image ID, we can dispense with the complexity around using
a builder instance to acheive the same effect.
Change-Id: Ied1f6863a4dd21685e2f135841b9e2c4d499675f
This patch allows using the Quantum Ryu plugin.
Ryu plugin lets Quantum link Open vSwitch and Ryu OpenFlow controller[1].
Ryu OpenFlow controller is not Openstack component, but I added some
processing that is related with Ryu to stack.sh for the convenience of
the person who intend to try the plugin.
Instructions for using Ryu plugin:
1. Enable services: "q-svc", "q-agt", "q-dhcp", "q-l3", "quantum", "ryu"
2. Set Q_PLUGIN to "ryu"
3. Set an internal network interface name to connect br-int on plural
hosts to RYU_INTERNAL_INTERFACE (optional)
Example localrc:
disable_service n-net
enable_service q-svc q-agt q-dhcp q-l3 quantum ryu
Q_PLUGIN=ryu
RYU_INTERNAL_INTERFACE=eth1
[1] http://osrg.github.com/ryu/
Change-Id: Ic1da132fa421f1c70c10a319ee3239831b0f956f
This is a REST API in the same style as other OpenStack APIs.
This also creates a new endpoint for the REST API which uses the
serivce type 'orchestration'. The old endpoint now has the service
type 'cloudformation'.
This matches the pattern where the native openstack API gets a
generic service type while the emulated EC2 API gets a specific
type (eg, object-store, s3).
There will be breakage for the time period where only one of this
change and https://review.openstack.org/#/c/14263/ are approved,
since keystone will have the incorrect service type for that period.
Change-Id: I6a0d51a63da8017d375b4c065c4c9079dfca8fe3
Change: I3bbcc5b9f8a4da2fcdb9f6f70913c2d6bc6e2b9b
added some timing messages around the volume operations in
exercises/volumes.sh. This was a good idea, but some
useless timing info was added to failed cases, this patch
pulls that back out. The only parameter used to detect
failure is a timeout, so outputing the time elapses in
these cases is useless.
Change-Id: I609a803a7293aa8a8e3cec186984de59bfe9b409
add auto cloning of the tempest tree if it's an enabled service
just reduces one step in getting tempest up in a new environment
Change-Id: Ia8a2feee96f26dffe96c87d572a31735d90cdabb
Related to https://review.openstack.org/#/c/13101/
Add tempest test variables, so tempest tests will be configured with
proper default values.
Change-Id: Iec13ec3492cbfa6dcce665a4e0723f1b941ae88a
Correct the use of NOVA_CONF to find the source file
for the ceilometer configuration files.
Set up notifications and RPC to use the classes from
ceilometer.openstack.common instead of nova.openstack.common.
Run the ceilometer compute agent under "sg libvirtd"
so it has permission to talk to libvirt.
Change-Id: I75b2e563d654f4f89b182e146e54572618f25261
Signed-off-by: Doug Hellmann <doug.hellmann@dreamhost.com>
This is useful in case a different service name will be used (when
porting to another distribution, for instance).
Change-Id: I5b66ada02f3c4424384c728f1dadb4872bf4d490
The next in a line of changes to break down stack.sh and make
it a bit more manageable.
Part of blueprint devstack-modular
Change-Id: I3fae739996aad0b340dae72ef51acd669a3ab893
Some changes are required so that ceilometer can gather usage data
from glance (notification & polling) out-of-the-box in devstack:
- configure glance to emit notifications if rabbitmq or qpid
is enabled
- configure the ceilometer collector to consume notifications
on the default glance topic (glance_notifications.*)
- pass credentials to ceilometer central agent so that it
authtenticate polling calls to glance
Change-Id: I0eac223eddb615266e28447b18fcaaadcd40dddf
Looking at some failures lately in Jenkins/Devstack runs and it would
be handy to see if failures were time-out related versus flat out failed
operations.
More interestingly it might be worthwile to harvest the completion time
info from the jenkins logs and keep track of any significant deviations
introduced by code changes.
Change-Id: I3bbcc5b9f8a4da2fcdb9f6f70913c2d6bc6e2b9b
- allows metadata service to work out of the box for VMs in fixed_range
- allows direct access to VMs via their fixed_ips from the devstack host.
Change-Id: I24da91fdf184e195185462554c044ee6f65d58ce
The wrong directory was being placed in the tgtd config.
This change will allow https://review.openstack.org/13633 to gate.
Change-Id: Icbf7b5ecc9bc53ccc2aed0cacb9f5f61abe8f882
