This change modifies the templates to dynamically define the VIPs
based on network_data.yaml. If a network is defined and marked
with "vip: true" in network_data.yaml, it will be included in the
overcloud.yaml which defines the deployment-level resources.
This should make it possible to create custom networks and
use them for services which use high-availability through VIPs.
Also, extraconfig/nova_metadata/krb-service-pricipals.yaml
was modified to dynamically produce the FQDN map for VIPs on
isolated networks, to match overcloud.j2.yaml.
Depends-On: If074f87494a46305c990a0ea332c7b576d3c6ed8
Depends-On: Iab8aca2f1fcaba0c8f109717a4b3068f629c9aab
Partially-implements: blueprint composable-networks
Closes-bug: 1667104
Change-Id: I71339a6ac41133e95dbc3f93abb7a9fdeb0f2da0
Since we now support zaqar:// publisher, Enhance the description to indicate
how to set the zaqar publisher.
Change-Id: Ib7eba98d199fade2346620672e33b74686d4685b
There is logic in nova-base.yaml that depends on the default for
this parameter being '', and the nova-compute service only needs it
set to auto during upgrade. That will be done by [1] anyway, so it
doesn't matter what the default is. It's also not clear to me that
the nova-compute task is even needed now that we're post-Ocata, but
that's not a change I feel comfortable making.
1: https://github.com/openstack/tripleo-heat-templates/blob/master/environments/major-upgrade-composable-steps.yaml
Change-Id: Iccfcb5b68e406db1b942375803cfedbb929b4307
Partial-Bug: 1700664
These are mostly the low hanging fruit that only required a few
minor changes to fix. There are more that require a lot of changes
or might be more controversial that will be done later.
Change-Id: I55cebc92ef37a3bb167f5fae0debe77339395e62
Partial-Bug: 1700664
The key_name default is ignored because the parameter is used in
some mutually exclusive environments where the default doesn't
need to be the same.
Change-Id: I77c1a1159fae38d03b0e59b80ae6bee491d734d7
Partial-Bug: 1700664
Docker refuses to start the container because config_files/src-ceph:ro
is mounted at both /etc/ceph and config-data/puppet-generated/ceph.
The mount to /var/lib/config-data/puppet-generated/ceph should have
been removed in commit ed0b77ff93.
Change-Id: I411b4764a54fc21e97e4c41a5fef00c7e6e2b64d
Closes-Bug: #1707956
Adds this into the tripleo_upgrade_node.sh executed by the
operator for the major upgrade see the bug for more info
Change-Id: Ic54b48b149594e8ea08e95152111bcdaf7b252b7
Closes-Bug: 1707926
The cron containers need to run as root in order to create PID files
correctly.
Additionally, the keystone_cron container was misconfigured to
use /usr/bin/cron instead of the correct /usr/bin/crond.
Additionally we have an issue where the Kolla keystone container has
hard coded ARGS for the docker container which causes -DFOREGROUND
(an Apache specific argument) to get appended onto the kolla_start
command thus causing crond to fail to startup correctly. This
works around the issue by overriding the command and calling
kolla_set_configs manually. Once we fix this in Kolla we can
revisit this.
Change-Id: Ib8fb2bef9a3bb89131265051e9ea304525b58374
Related-bug: 1707785
That was missed back then. Without it bug 1697724 is not fixed for containers.
Change-Id: Ie859f10129cbdeebd9ea4522510768cec99a1df3
Related-Bug: #1697724
With OvS2.7, DPDK is initialized immediately after setting
dpdk-init flag. DPDK requires hugepages configuration to be
available on kernel args with a reboot. This patch reboots
the node after applying the kernel args. And once the node
is rebooted, DPDK will be enabled and then the deployment
continues.
Change-Id: Ide442e09c2bea56a38399247de588e63b4272326
Running puppet apply with --logdest syslog results in all the output
being redirected to syslog. You get no error messages. In the case where this fails, the subsequent debug task shows nothing useful
as there was no stdout/stderr.
Also pass --logdest console to docker-puppet's puppet apply so that
we get the output for the debug task.
Related-Bug: #1707030
Change-Id: I67df5eee9916237420ca646a16e188f26c828c0e
Signed-off-by: Bogdan Dobrelya <bdobreli@redhat.com>
networking-odl no longer supports the network-topology port
binding controller and instead now relies on a pseudo-agent binding
controller. This means that each OVS node must be configured with
host configuration in OVSDB about which VIF types, network types,
functions, etc that this OVS node supports. The end result is this
affects where nova and neutron will schedule instances.
Changes Include:
- Modifying default port binding controller to use pseudo agent
- Adds necessary per role parameters to be able to configure host
config on a per role basis to allow for heterogenous compute node
configurations.
Change-Id: I50458abf6a8a6bf724ad97accb6444d9c497d287
Closes-Bug: 1674995
Signed-off-by: Tim Rozet <trozet@redhat.com>
Presently the ovn-controller service (puppet/services/neutron-compute-plugin-ovn.yaml)
is started only on compute nodes. But for the cases where the controller nodes
provide the north/south traffic, we need ovn-controller service runninng in controller
nodes as well.
This patch
- Renames the neutron-compute-plugin-ovn.yaml to ovn-controller.yaml which makes more
sense and sets the service name as 'ovn-controller'.
- Adds the service 'ovn-controller' to Controller and Compute roles.
- Adds the missing 'upgrade_tasks' section in ovn-dbs.yaml and ovn-controller.yaml
Depends-On: Ie3f09dc70a582f3d14de093043e232820f837bc3
Depends-On: Ide11569d81f5f28bafccc168b624be505174fc53
Change-Id: Ib7747406213d18fd65b86820c1f86ee7c39f7cf5
Dan Sneddon