This is a mechanically generated change to replace openstack.org
git:// URLs with https:// equivalents.
This is in aid of a planned future move of the git hosting
infrastructure to a self-hosted instance of gitea (https://gitea.io),
which does not support the git wire protocol at this stage.
This update should result in no functional change.
For more information see the thread at
http://lists.openstack.org/pipermail/openstack-discuss/2019-March/003825.html
Change-Id: I1c84bbd0ca3e94ed422a2f1edeb4329d289362f3
iSCSI support was added in Queens, but the support matrix was not
updated.
Change-Id: I3f2cc6e50bbbc4eb2a5ec488b94b75545f8896e2
Closes-Bug: #1749543
(cherry picked from commit 18eca19d66)
Nova has made some changes to the support matrix wording, added and
removed some sections, indicated cli commands that were previously
missing, etc. This attempts to update ours to match.
Change-Id: I3853cb4e511df25a512dfe16ddd9e6abf30552fb
The compute host does not need to do anything for the client to
see the extended size.
Depends-on: I0f6f80df6ad0d87dcccc560509c4e31992e4c0ec
Change-Id: I94aa12d422fe6c38a3ab8f7e37489738c956fb6f
Add support for volumes attached with iSCSI to be
extended.
Change-Id: I5197ec2b2d83f221787983c60b62482c417338e9
Depends-on: I0f6f80df6ad0d87dcccc560509c4e31992e4c0ec
When cinder resizes a volume, it sends an event to nova. This event
calls into the compute driver's "extend_volume" method. Calling the
pypowervm rescan_vstor is all that is needed for our driver.
Only kernel backstores are currently supported by the rescan_vstor
method.
Not all vios are guaranteed to have the storage mapped. Log an error
if the virtual disk was not found, but throw an error if no virtual
disks were found on any of the vios.
Switching the backstore from USER_QCOW to FILE_IO enables this change.
This adds support to extend size of a volume while it is attached to
a client VM.
Change-Id: I0f6f80df6ad0d87dcccc560509c4e31992e4c0ec
nova-powervm commit c64087adb0
removed the only code using CONF.localdisk.volume_group_vios_name
but neglected to remove the conf definition itself or the
references in devref. This change removes both since they no
longer apply.
Change-Id: I2bd2739c99d7fd12f9a111dec62286f04e345e6b
Adds support for file-backed ephemeral disk as a localdisk replacement
for lvm.
Supports both RAW and QCOW2 files. Resizing a file-backed instance is
not currently supported.
partially-implements: bp file-io-driver
Change-Id: I1fd499a776cc2e05246c1fc453151aa7bd712dc8
Mention the fact that images will be cached on the same VG as VMs,
and that the image_cache_manager_interval setting is used to
periodically remove cached images.
Change-Id: Icd3e806dcd02a9c89270e24a245eec862f319321
The SafeConfigParser class has been renamed to ConfigParser in Python
3.2 [1]. The alias SafeConfigParser maybe removed in future versions of
Python 3. Use ConfigParser instead of SafeConfigParser in Python 3
[1] http://bugs.python.org/issue10627
Change-Id: I1403de0ccc554472333d6fa0fbb55cdc31dce05f
Closes-Bug: #1618666
In order to avoid conflict with the in-tree nova.virt.powervm driver,
the namespace of out-of-tree ('ext'ernal) driver is being change to
nova.virt.powervm_ext.
Change-Id: I9c8ad22be448a724b4a62d560a0cf3021da1b9eb
In order to function properly, the user account invoking the nova
compute process must belong to the pvm_admin group created by novalink.
This change set updates the devref usage doc to note this.
Change-Id: I844c4c9855f5a63f81f410e25fd6247948f08bea
Closes-Bug: 1613723
PvmVnicSriovVifDriver, a VIF driver for vNICs backed by SR-IOV VFs. The
main plug method intercepts incoming vif requests and branches off to
this new vif driver if the vif type is 'pvm_sriov'. The driver "plugs"
a new vNIC into the instance by:
- Building a new pypowervm.wrappers.iocard.VNIC object.
- Assigning backing devices from the pool of physical ports labeled
according to the physical network name.
- Creating the VNIC on the PowerVM REST server as a child of the LPAR
corresponding to the instance.
The unplug method locates the appropriate VNIC according to its MAC
address and deletes it from the PowerVM REST server.
Implements: bp/powervm-sriov-nova
Change-Id: I9b707e8c12c2124001089ac1a0f2ef28e5cc7478
Add a copy of Nova's support matrix document within the docs for
nova-powervm. Within each section a powervm option has been added,
denoting whether or not each feature is currently supported.
This includes the base support matrix files as well as the library
and conf changes required to build it in the nova-powervm docs build.
Change-Id: I46511c61ce35164ec89098c6d876edb26ca8d261
os.popen() is deprecated since version 2.6. Resolved with use of
subprocess module.
Change-Id: Ic9c994dd044ac0c27194ba05634c826c6ca9e7ba
Closes-Bug: #1529836
A sample nova_powervm configuration file can be generated with
the oslo tooling via:
oslo-config-generator --namespace nova_powervm > sample.conf
The output file will contain all the nova_powervm configuration
options. The file can be edited and then copy-n-pasted into the
full nova.conf file.
Change-Id: Iacc3a3ec9e7b00275ba192b5b9b07e346da6fbbf
NPIV based deploys attempted to put the client vFC adapters on to the
fabric by creating the WWPNs ahead of time and mapping them to the
management partition. This created several issues and led to poor
performance.
There were issues around migration:
- Querying for a host could leave a stale adapter on the mgmt partition
There were issues with speed:
- Deploys could take over 120 seconds
- Migrations had additional delays
There were issues with some standard operations:
- Attaching a volume on a powered off VM required logging in the WWPNs
Subsequent analysis in Cinder showed that only some Cinder drivers had
this requirement. Many could work without this. Given the challenges
the code is removing the need to log in the WWPNs on the mgmt partition.
This resolves all of the above issues.
While it does limit some of the Cinder drivers when paired with NPIV,
ongoing work will be done to meet with the Cinder driver owners to see
if the requirements in their drivers can be relaxed.
For those that can not, the vSCSI Cinder Volume attach is also an option
and should provide the use cases that they need.
Change-Id: Id77650545ca4e0def9977f1c2572b9f13f451e0d
When the admin attempts to connect a volume, they may wish to specify a
minimum level of redundancy (how many Virtual I/O Servers it connects
to). This change set provides the operator with the ability to set a
minimum number of VIOSes.
Change-Id: Id4d4ca945190f04436792cac12fa08f4412bc114
Closes-Bug: 1504037
This change set provides a significant update to the nova-powervm
drivers dev-ref.
Rebases the documentation to reflect the development that has been done
over the last several months. Updates the readme to reflect the
execution that has completed.
Removes the fake_driver that is not useful.
Change-Id: I1910db886df89f884f3c399d6aab1eebdf10b5e0
- Add a version.py file to allow querying of the pbr version for the package
which is pulled from the git tags
- Use this when doing the sphinx docs generation
Change-Id: I13ead2edf5b79a6ef2aa33f1b25920f83adea34c
- Add base support for devref generation to the project
- Add basic level of documentation, with TODOs for future updates
- Generate as part of tox run
Change-Id: Ic7a07ba7de0090383c652503453bafcd422a3eaa
The pypowervm API library and core nova recently had some changes. This
change provides a rebase for those changes. It updates:
- Property support on the volume groups
- Updating for flavor objects in Nova
- Includes doc support for jenkins
Change-Id: Ia85db9414f3947e8f4274f24ce533254ed41fa86
Ian Wienand