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Update the load balancing cookbook 

The "basic load balancing cookbook" still had a reference to
neutron-lbaas and an old DVR bug.
This patch corrects those issues.

Change-Id: I9299084402a0b09104e81f48e998b77a195745a0
Story: 2006470
Task: 36401
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Michael Johnson 2019-08-28 12:31:28 -07:00
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@ -23,8 +23,8 @@ This document contains several examples of using basic load balancing services
as a tenant or "regular" cloud user.
For the purposes of this guide we assume that the neutron and barbican
command-line interfaces are going to be used to configure all features of
Neutron LBaaS with an Octavia back-end. In order to keep these examples short,
command-line interfaces, via the OpenStack client, are going to be used to
configure all features of Octavia. In order to keep these examples short,
we also assume that tasks not directly associated with deploying load balancing
services have already been accomplished. This might include such things as
deploying and configuring web servers, setting up Neutron networks, obtaining
@ -132,9 +132,7 @@ floating IP in case the load balancer needs to be destroyed, moved, or
recreated.
Note that this is not possible to do with IPv6 load balancers as floating IPs
do not work with IPv6. Further, there is currently a bug in Neutron Distributed
Virtual Routing (DVR) which prevents floating IPs from working correctly when
DVR is in use. See: https://bugs.launchpad.net/neutron/+bug/1583694
do not work with IPv6.
**Scenario description**: