Unifies haproxy reference implementation to make common agent based plugin driver
which is suitable for all vendors who wants to use async mechanism.
- Agent API as well as device driver API changed to handle
loadbalancer objects individually;
- Agent loads device drivers according to config;
- LogicalDeviceCache class was removed from agent as it was used only
as a list - to put and remove entries ant check whether entry is in or not.
It was replaced with instance_mapping dict in agent to store known instances and
corresponding device_drivers;
- Agent reports which device drivers are supported (needs for scheduling on plugin side);
- Agent-to-plugin API was extended to provide an ability for agent to update
statuses of pools/vips/members/health_monitors;
- Vendor should only implement device driver; plugin driver just needs
to inherit AgentBasedPluginDriver and override device_driver member;
- This patch doesn't move files to make review easier;
all rename/replace will be done in a subsequent patch;
DocImpact
NOTE: Since the change in the agent RPC API is backward-incompatible
(major RPC version change), LBaaS server-agent communications will be
completely broken until both sides are upgraded so users will be unable to
create new or update existing HAProxy loadbalancer instances during upgrade
Implements blueprint lbaas-common-agent-driver
Change-Id: I9fd90a1321611d202ef838681273081fa6c1686a
This change renames everything to Neutron while providing backwards
compatible adjustments for Grizzly configuration files.
implements blueprint: remove-use-of-quantum
Change-Id: Ie7d07ba7c89857e13d4ddc8f0e9b68de020a3d19
implements blueprint lbaas-namespace-agent
This a reference implemention of the Quantum load balancing service
using HAProxy. The implemention is designed for vendors, developers,
and deployers to become familiar with the API and service workflow.
This change also adds some constraint checks for data integrity.
Change-Id: I10a67da11840477ccf063b98149f4f77248802a1
Oleg Bondarev