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Since I'm updating documentation anyway, and as these fixes don't fit well into v1 or v2 design documents, I figured a small commit here to correct the 'VM' terminology to be 'amphora' where appropriate is called for. Change-Id: I5f62f9fb62534f48de3d761c64419c08c66fed64
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Octavia v0.5 master component design document
Problem description
We need to define the various components that will make up Octavia v0.5.
Proposed change
This is the first functional release of Octavia, incorporating a scalable service delivery layer, but not yet concerned with a scalable command and control layer.
See doc/source/design/version0.5 for a detailed description of the v0.5 component design.
Alternatives
We're open to suggestions, but note that later designs already discussed on the mailing list will incorporate several features of this design.
Data model impact
Octavia 0.5 introduces the main data model which will also be used in subsequent releases.
REST API impact
None
Security impact
The only sensitive data used in Octavia 0.5 are the TLS private keys used with TERMINATED_HTTPS functionality. However, the back-end storage aspect of these secrets will be handled by Barbican.
Octavia amphorae will also need to keep copies of these secrets locally in order to facilitate seamless service restarts. These local stores should be made on a memory filesystem.
Notifications impact
None
Other end user impact
None
Performance Impact
None
Other deployer impact
Operator API and UI may need to be changed as a result of this specification.
Developer impact
None beyond implementing the spec. :)
Implementation
Assignee(s)
Lots of us will be working on this!
Work Items
Again, lots of things to be done here.
Dependencies
Barbican
Testing
A lot of new tests will need to be written to test the separate components, their interfaces, and likely failure scenarios.
Documentation Impact
This specification largely defines the documentation of the component design.
Component design is becoming a part of the project standard documentation.
References
Mailing list discussion of similar designs earlier this year