Octavia has no quota definitions, but needs them for parity with Neutron LBaaS.
This will provide an endpoint and support for retrieving, updating, and deleting
quotas for projects, as well as adding enforcement of those those quotas.
Adds scenario test that simply validates quotas in a lb graph.
Co-Authored-By: Michael Johnson <johnsomor@gmail.com>
Co-Authored-By: Phillip Toohill <phillip.toohill@rackspace.com>
Co-Authored-By: Adam Harwell <flux.adam@gmail.com>
Change-Id: Ia1d85dcd931a57a2fa3f6276d3fe6dabfeadd15e
Closes-Bug: #1596652
1. Add request error count
2. Add root element 'listener' in the API response body
Change-Id: I8beb918c176ed848affa264cb036763240d07dcd
Implements: blueprint stats-support
Implements support for custom header insertion in Octavia.
A listener may be configured to insert custom headers which are
supported by Octavia. Currently implemented support for
X-Forwarded-For header, and X-Forwarded-Port
Change-Id: I784f4939225c3acef362fcb5df57e77dbfb0f774
Since single-create utilizes the existing objects already documented, I added an
example for the request and response, and indicated to look for more details
in the appropriate object's section.
Change-Id: Icdf7f21867457e22086f9c44ab657f95617bee1a
Closes-Bug: #1551428
After looking into bug reports of health monitor URLs not
working after the shared pools patch, I was able to verify that
they do in fact work, but that the legacy documentation was wrong.
(This is after checking both the state of Octavia's documentation
and API code prior to the shared pools patch, and checking the
neutron-lbaas octavia driver in master right now.)
This patch updates the octavia API documentation to list the
correct new and legacy URLs for doing health monitor CRUD operations.
Change-Id: I632a0a50de0320ed316ef0bf180b8d7e788f746a
Closes-Bug: 1543364
Closes-Bug: 1543366
This commit adds documentation for the API changes involved in
adding L7 polcy and rule functionality to Octavia. It is the last in
a chain of commits designed to keep the size of each individual commit
manageable / reviewable.
Change-Id: I1f01a2b546dabc8dc8ad3cf512f7be9276243e74
Partially-Implements: blueprint lbaas-l7-rules
Partially-Implements: blueprint layer-7-switching
This patch introduces shared pools functionality to
Octavia. This means that with this patch, listeners and
pools will have the ability to have a N:M relationship
instead of a simple 1:1 relationship, although they must
still be associated with the same loadbalancer object.
This patch includes a schema change to the database: pools
are now associated directly to loadbalancers instead of
listeners. The migration in this patch includes ETL which
should populate this new field in the pool table correctly.
Extensive API changes were necessary to facilitate this
change. However, all the changes to the API should be
backward compatible.
This patch is a necessary precursor to adding L7 switching
functionality to Octavia.
Partially-Implements: blueprint lbaas-l7-rules
Partially-Implements: blueprint layer-7-switching
Change-Id: I797c718412e756be067dd4c304c989a4d43bb8ef
Since openstack is going through renaming tenants to projects
it is best that we do this now while its easier before it becomes
bigger and harder to do.
This also adds project_id to the health_monitor table and models
since this seemed like an oversight.
Change-Id: Icc8034dcb517a3f8d218d83c94e4a2dcc977cc29
This patch is to update the octavia operator api doc
(http://docs.openstack.org/developer/octavia/main/octaviaapi.html),
in this patch we updated the requests and responses content
for each section, such as lb, listener and etc.
Change-Id: Id0f734cb900b3f5e812849ff73e6ca97a8add8eb
This restructuring should hopefully make better sense of the
documentation currently available. This is in preparation for
bringing the version 0.5 component documentation up to date and
adding a getting started and installation guide.
Change-Id: Ie1e27bab4d2b8d7d033f75750fda842dd9dd3de7
