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tripleo-upgrade
This role aims to provide a unified tool for upgrading TripleO based deploments.
Requirements
This role requires:
An ansible inventory file containing reacheable undercloud and overcloud nodes
Nodes in the inventory file are placed in groups based on their roles (e.g compute nodes are part of the 'compute' group)
Repositories containing packages to be upgraded are already installed on undercloud and overcloud nodes (or, for overcloud, define an upgrade_init_command variable)
The initial overcloud deploy command is placed in a script file located in the path set by the overcloud_deploy_script var. Each option/environment file should be placed on a separate new line, e.g:
source ~/stackrc export THT=/usr/share/openstack-tripleo-heat-templates/ openstack overcloud deploy --templates $THT \ -r ~/openstack_deployment/roles/roles_data.yaml \ -e $THT/environments/network-isolation.yaml \ -e $THT/environments/network-management.yaml \ -e $THT/environments/storage-environment.yaml \ -e ~/openstack_deployment/environments/nodes.yaml \ -e ~/openstack_deployment/environments/network-environment.yaml \ -e ~/openstack_deployment/environments/disk-layout.yaml \ -e ~/openstack_deployment/environments/neutron-settings.yaml \ --log-file overcloud_deployment.log &> overcloud_install.log
Role Variables
Available variables are listed below.
Only create upgrade scripts without running them:
upgrade_noop: false
Only create update scripts without running them:
update_noop: false
Run undercloud upgrade:
undercloud_upgrade: false
Run containerized undercloud upgrade:
containerized_undercloud_upgrade: false
Run overcloud upgrade:
overcloud_upgrade: false
Run undercloud update:
undercloud_update: false
Run overcloud update:
overcloud_update: false
Validate overcloud after update:
overcloud_images_validate: false
Location of the initial overcloud deploy script:
overcloud_deploy_script: "~/overcloud_deploy.sh"
Location of the undercloud upgrade script which is going to be generated by this role:
undercloud_upgrade_script: "~/undercloud_upgrade.sh"
Location of the upgrade script used in the composable docker upgrade step which is going to be generated by this role:
overcloud_composable_upgrade_script: "~/composable_docker_upgrade.sh"
Location of the upgrade script used in the converge docker upgrade step which is going to be generated by this role:
overcloud_converge_upgrade_script: "~/converge_docker_upgrade.sh"
Location of the undercloud credentials file:
undercloud_rc: "~/stackrc"
Location of the overcloud credentials file:
overcloud_rc: "~/overcloudrc"
Allows the user to apply known issues workarounds during the upgrade process. The list of patches/commands used for workarounds should be passed via --extra-vars and it should include dictionaries for undercloud/overcloud workarounds:
upgrade_workarounds: false
Set to true when the deployment has been done by tripleo quickstart:
use_oooq: false
Set to true to launch an instance before starting upgrade. This can be useful for running tests during upgrade such as live migration or floating IP connectivity checks:
workload_launch: false
Set to true to cleanup previously launched workload when update/upgrade finishes:
workload_cleanup: false
Name of the external network providing floating IPs for instance connectivity. This provides external connectivity and needs to exist beforehand, created by the user:
external_network_name: "public"
URL of the image used for the workload instance:
workload_image_url: "https://download.cirros-cloud.net/0.6.0/cirros-0.6.0-x86_64-disk.img"
Amount of memory assigned for the workload instance:
workload_memory: "512"
Set to true to use an SRIOV PF port when workload is created. Notice this will not work with cirros images:
workload_sriov: false
Set to true when running the role in the TripleO CI jobs. It avoids losing connectivity to the undercloud by skipping reboot and ssh kill tasks:
tripleo_ci: false
Bash commands, defines a custom upgrade init to be taken into account during overcloud upgrade:
upgrade_init_command: |
sudo tripleo-repos -b pike current
Set it to true to get a multi-cell update. It changes the way the oc_roles_hosts is calculated:
update_cell: false
When set to true add a vm with attached fip and monitor ping from the undercloud. If ping loss time is higher than loss_threshold seconds or loss_threshold_percent in percentage we fail:
l3_agent_connectivity_check: false
For update run tasks we set a 0 seconds loss threshold by default:
update_loss_threshold: 0
Default time is 60 seconds for ping loss:
loss_threshold: 60
Failsafe percentage check for loss threashold in percentage:
loss_threshold_percent: 1
Set to true to enable validations:
updates_validations: true
Enable extra logs during update. Default to true. It collects in /var/log/extras/ the output of the commands from collect_logs.yaml for every stages of the update run:
log_stages: true
Dependencies
None.
Example Playbook
An example playbook is provided in tests/test.yml:
- hosts: undercloud
gather_facts: true
become: true
become_method: sudo
become_user: stack
roles:
- tripleo-upgrade
Usage with tripleo Quickstart
After a successful deployment with OOOQ, you can create the necessary scripts using this example playbook (duplicate from ./tests/oooq-test.yaml):
---
- hosts: undercloud
gather_facts: true
become: true
become_method: sudo
become_user: stack
roles:
- { role: tripleo-upgrade, use_oooq: 'true'}
And then you run it like this (adjust the paths to your oooq specific one):
ANSIBLE_SSH_ARGS="-F $(pwd)/ssh.config.ansible" \
ANSIBLE_CONFIG=$PWD/ansible.cfg \
ansible-playbook -i hosts -vvv tripleo-upgrade/tests/oooq-test.yaml
- This will only create the file (without running the actual upgrade):
-
- undercloud_upgrade.sh
- composable_docker_upgrade.sh
- overcloud-compute-*_upgrade_pre.sh
- overcloud-compute-*_upgrade.sh
- overcloud-compute-*_upgrade_post.sh
- converge_docker_upgrade.sh
with the correct parameters.
Usage with InfraRed
tripleo-upgrade comes preinstalled as an InfraRed plugin. In order to install it manually, the following InfraRed command should be used:
infrared plugin add tripleo-upgrade
# add with a specific revision / branch
infrared plugin add --revision stable/rocky tripleo-upgrade
After a successful InfraRed overcloud deployment you need to run the following steps to upgrade the deployment:
Symlink roles path:
ln -s $(pwd)/plugins $(pwd)/plugins/tripleo-upgrade/infrared_plugin/roles
Set up undercloud upgrade repositories:
infrared tripleo-undercloud \
--upgrade yes \
--mirror ${mirror_location} \
--ansible-args="tags=upgrade_repos"
Set up undercloud update repositories:
infrared tripleo-undercloud \
--update-undercloud yes \
--mirror ${mirror_location} \
--build latest \
--version 12 \
--ansible-args="tags=upgrade_repos"
Upgrade undercloud:
infrared tripleo-upgrade \
--undercloud-upgrade yes
Update undercloud:
infrared tripleo-upgrade \
--undercloud-update yes
Set up overcloud upgrade repositories:
infrared tripleo-overcloud \
--deployment-files virt \
--upgrade yes \
--mirror ${mirror_location} \
--ansible-args="tags=upgrade_collect_info,upgrade_repos"
Set up overcloud update repositories/containers:
infrared tripleo-overcloud \
--deployment-files virt \
--ocupdate True \
--build latest \
--ansible-args="tags=update_collect_info,update_undercloud_validation,update_repos,update_prepare_containers"
Upgrade overcloud:
infrared tripleo-upgrade \
--overcloud-upgrade yes
Update overcloud:
infrared tripleo-upgrade \
--overcloud-update yes
Advanced upgrade options
Operator can now specify order of roles to upgrade by using roles_upgrade_order variable.
It's the responsibility of operator to specify Controller role first followed by all other roles.
roles_upgrade_order variable expects roles being separated by ;(semicolon), for e.g.:
infrared tripleo-upgrade \
--overcloud-upgrade yes \
-e 'roles_upgrade_order=ControllerOpenstack;Database;Messaging'
will upgrade ControllerOpenstack group, then Database and finally Messaging.
Multiple roles could be upgraded in parallel, to achieve this they should be separated by ,(comma), for e.g:
infrared tripleo-upgrade \
--overcloud-upgrade yes \
-e 'roles_upgrade_order=ControllerOpenstack,Database;Messaging'
will upgrade Controller and Database groups in parallel and then continue with Messaging.
Running the role manually from the undercloud
This role can be run manually from the undercloud by doing the following steps:
Note: before starting the upgrade process make sure that both the undercloud and overcloud nodes have the repositories with upgraded packages set up
- Clone this repository
- Set ansible roles path::
-
ANSIBLE_ROLES_PATH=$(pwd)
- Create inventory file::
-
printf "[undercloud]nlocalhost ansible_connection=local" > hosts
- Run the playbook including this role::
-
ansible-playbook -i hosts tripleo-upgrade/tests/test.yml
License
Apache License 2.0
Author Information
An optional section for the role authors to include contact information, or a website (HTML is not allowed).