- Remove support for constrains file from infrared plugin
- Use file stored on tobiko repository by default
Change-Id: I0f835d753fb9d3a1670e8eb9b196e02e989d4262
So far, we used a raw ssh command which uses curl in order to make
sure the LB members are balanced (in the Octavia validators module).
This patch uses the Tobiko curl module instead, a change which
will make the maintenance of Octavia modules easier in the future.
To make the use of Tobiko curl possible, there has to be added a new
waiter method which waits until the members are reachable.
Change-Id: I98bd593422d7f7c8dde805fe0eb75293b5598dbe
So far Octavia had only support for one provider: amphora.
This patch adds support for OVN provider.
Change-Id: I048cb34dc6db729e9277183d3697931a4901e1c7
The VM used by the tobiko QoS stack is currently created with a trunk
port because it extends the VlanServerStackFixture class
This patch prevents the creation of the trunk port for the QoS stack
because QoS is not supported with trunk ports when ml2/ovs is configured
Change-Id: I9ea45424836eefb0988b17b8d204149e840463c0
So far the Triple reboot_method tried to re-activate the affected
servers (which are supposed to be shutoff due to the compute reboot)
before they were in the SHUTOFF status (and hence no action would
occur).
This patch fixes the Triple reboot method by making nova to wait
for the servers to be on SHUTOFF status before re-activating them.
Change-Id: Ic8d71fa0bf5f08ef15a53b6e500e3905e5886d26
When this flag is set, the heat stacks created by tobiko are deleted at
the end of the tobiko infrared execution
Additionally, the images created by tobiko are also removed from glance
Change-Id: I3415a7fd73f02e47cf4a0c3351d90db3f7614fef
- test start
- test stop
- test start after stop
- test delete
- test with multiple images (CentOS, CirrOS, Fedora, Ubuntu...)
Change-Id: I3fd1d388a207724474068a8136c18657f92c3674
This patch adds a compute node failover test,
as it reboots the Octavia amphora's compute node
and sends traffic to verify the Octavia's functionality.
Change-Id: I7ca1a63d46af3107c79edd768aee6f3bff8c2b82
So far Tripleo topology module had only methods to power on & off.
After a compute node is turned on, some of the servers/VMs that
are hosted on it can be found on "SHUTOFF" after hypervisor service
is started.
This patch adds the possibility to reboot the TripleO compute node and
making sure all servers which were hosted by this node/hypervisor
will be re-started in case its status doesn't match original status.
Change-Id: I4e15a0d4d739fac37aef150cc18d9dfd9251c37b
Federico Ressi