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Adds bindings to the Manila service for HAProxy.
Change-Id: I175d5b7e35a781d04452fc6aee610e8dca005419
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EC2 API returns 400 for unauthenticated requests, making HAProxy believe
that the service is down. We'll use TCP check instead of HTTP check for
EC2 API.
Change-Id: Ide7f9390603c9893b95cacd51d468461255dcf07
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This updates some of the listener options set by loadbalancer.pp.
Iroinc needs to pass in the option to do a httpchk, otherwise
puppet-haproxy defaults it to doing a ssl-hello-chk, which won't work
against the non-ssl loadbalancer server.
Ceilometer and glance_registry both don't support a httpchk against the
root (/) of their webservers (they return a straight 401) so disable
those checks completely.
Change-Id: Ibfc81175842a748eb077b132b0818c4ea17bbcf6
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The default per frontend maxconn is set to 2000, which can easily
be reached with modern hardware with multiple logic cores; this
change adds a parameter to configure the default maxconn value,
default it to 4096 and also increases the global maxconn to 20480
to preserve the 1:5 ratio.
Change-Id: I3fffc51ecc704ceccb86ca008ecba02578c29eb5
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Currently firewalling is implemented in tripleo/init.pp this commit
moves it to its own scope tripleo/firewall.pp.
This is done so that in tripleo-heat-templates we can have a simple and
generic `include tripleo::firewall` in every manifest - unconditional.
The rest of the behavior will all be managed by hiera.
If a user wants to enable firewalling:
```
tripleo::firewall::manage_firewall: true
```
If a user wants to specify firewall rules:
```
tripleo::firewall::firewall_rules:
'103 mongod':
port: 27017
```
Change-Id: I144c60db2a568a94dce5b51257f1d10980173325
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Backend options for Ceilometer and Ironic are aligned with what we
use for the other OpenStack services.
Listener options for Horizon is updated so that we do cookie
tracking as suggested by refarch doc.
Change-Id: I4640d974a3ab8188919eaae79dde71463234b5ff
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Change-Id: Ic0ae6b743a732ccd2cf7e395b5ab172bf3daaf7d
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This patch adds a new tripleo::noop class that can be
used to help switch all resources of a given type
to noop mode. The class does this via Puppet resource
collectors to enable the noop metaparam on all resources
of the specified type.
When a resource is in noop mode no action
will get taken (however puppet stdout will log information
about what would happen if noop were removed).
The motivation for this patch is to be able to do something
like this and run puppet to configure select resources
(like only config files):
class {'tripleo::noop':
file => false
}
It is important to note that when tripleo::noop is used all common
resources default to noop mode.
This could be used alongside docker containers to provide
a mechanism to pre-configure all related config files for
a set of docker containers ahead of time.
Change-Id: I67f9dbbf33a2d6bcee5005ae0b6b1aa7091039ad
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When doing a heat stack-show, Heat initially returns a 302 redirect.
With the existing loadbalancer config for SSL, this results in a
redirect to an http:// address pointing at the SSL port, which
naturally doesn't work.
The fix for this is to use the rsprep haproxy option to rewrite the
Location header in responses from the Heat api server. This allows
us to properly handle redirect traffic as https.
Also note that http header rewriting requires "mode http", so that
is added here as well.
Change-Id: I7e5c5b1877e9aa46c4b88dfba45c1fddf61727fc
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Just like any other OpenStack API endpoint.
Change-Id: Iaa45d7bef94c3c42df0988a58f146bb8a530f74e
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This function writes out package names that have been
defined in a given puppet catalog.
In order to work this should be place last (or very late)
in a manifest to ensure it picks up packages.
Change-Id: Ie21b5bf7df71337da02ea43915dc4e70d3052bb7
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This adds a new class to help configure package installation
and upgrades.
The previous approach was to use a global package declaration
at the top of each manifest within the tripleo-heat-templates.
The new approach is to use a Package collector (<| |>) to
allow us to configure the package provider within a
class. This should help remove some of the duplicated logic
within the triplo-heat-template manifests and is
also a good fit for puppet-tripleo in that is generic
and unlikely to change that often.
In addition to installation this class also support upgrades
to puppet managed packages as well.
Change-Id: Ie8fbc344149bc8c9977e127de77636903607617a
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The glance-registry service is returning 401 to httpchk, which
makes haproxy think it is down. This change switches the check
mode to tcp.
Closes-Bug: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1234637
Closes-Bug: 1468566
Change-Id: Icdd80aa9cd56e5afd3707eb7fa38aaedb8535af6
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In the pacemaker scenario we want to use the clustercheck script
to evict galera nodes which are out of sync. This change adds a
parameter meant to enable use of clustercheck for the mysql service.
Change-Id: I7199c7e5d759a76f58c0f48b40e9d460a3163886
Closes-Bug: 1456701
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We do not want to give users control over the galera_master_node,
this should be gathered using the clustercheck script instead.
Depends-On: I56ebd2d8405ac35c707666d993b396f04aeb683e
Change-Id: Ib6a36e9283b73133251fb9ff3f33e71c50edb3db
Closes-Bug: 1467918
Closes-Bug: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1234817
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Change-Id: I682bac7726393da66b8da9c17fa638f02d4b0a1b
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* Provide a Define function which will allow to manage IPtables rules.
* Manage rules in 'pre' and 'post' Puppet stages, it allows to create
rules before and after regular Puppet stages (ie: to make sure no rule
exists *before* and everything is blocked *after* regular Puppet
stages)
Change-Id: I84fc79096f6fc3db76a61d012d8cb62dd12bdd89
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Adds a class to configure fence devices and a helper function which
helps to select the devices for configuration on appropriate nodes.
Depends on patches outside OpenStack's Gerrit:
https://github.com/redhat-openstack/puppet-pacemaker/pull/50
https://github.com/redhat-openstack/puppet-pacemaker/pull/52
Change-Id: I819fc8c126ec47cd207c59b3dcf92ff699649c5a
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This patch optionally creates new virtual IPs for
the storage, storage_mgmt, and internal_api
networks if ip addresses are provided.
Additionally the HAproxy configuration is updated
to use hiera lookups to obtain virtual IPs for
alternate networks. By default the ctlplane
VIP is still used.
Change-Id: I20483574920a1da689374b0eb1b39b0391c3d243
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This patch adds a custom Puppet function called interface_for_ip
This function will be used within the TripleO puppet implementation
to help obtain the correct interface for a given IP address.
Change-Id: I0979f69a49052fda888277fa64ebeadc038bc778
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This patch updates the loadbalancer class so that it
defaults to trying to use the node IP list for each
respective service. This data is provided via Hiera
directly (all-nodes-config provides it via the Heat
templates).
By default the ctlplane IP address list is still used
if no service node IP list is provided.
Change-Id: I34cbdf8bd525e6ab61859fe8b8c18fe613dabbfe
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This patch removes the public VIP for the nova metadata
and glance registry services.
Change-Id: I0878f7b3eeed6e16c5d30bdf76ebca56eb49d042
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There are two methods included: Setting $service_certificate will
enable SSL for all public endpoints with the same cert file, while
service-specific certificate settings allow using a cert file for
just one service.
Change-Id: I6f87ed2ebbea08ff1a0dff981559c8f4fc8b67cc
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The per-instance limit to 150 can easily be reached for the
database when OpenStack services are running on hosts with many
CPUs. The global maxconn is increased as per astapor. See [1].
1. https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1218322
Change-Id: Ia9258372ca4f707929f11097193a91c138069725
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The Galera code has been merged upstream directly into
tripleo-heat-templates[1], since this code is not used we can remove it.
[1] https://review.openstack.org/#/c/177765/
Change-Id: I536cf9b561b93ff26d03183331b6a527ab851286
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We want to let the caller decide upon having the haproxy
service started and enabled or not on boot.
Change-Id: I24a9fd2245a974120892a8887c8b58647c65cba9
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rspec-puppet 2.1.0 includes Puppet 4.0 support [1].
[1] https://github.com/rodjek/rspec-puppet/commits/v2.1.0
Change-Id: I101785506c7f450c3a6146eee1e76ead28933e7a
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Currently RabbitMQ is listening on both private vip and public vip.
There is no need for RabbitMQ to listen on the public vip, so we remove
it.
Change-Id: I82ea2e1e18b7710ae391ffe4903439a9330b1461
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Add support for Redis in the loadbalancer setup.
Redis loadbalancing system is particular as it does not provide
clustering capabilities yet, hence this pattern[1] will be applied.
[1] https://github.com/falsecz/haredis
Change-Id: I80a6c284af9eceb6b669a03c5d93256261523331
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Change-Id: I98b9b3dbc48009ce255d964ac580e1a31f279f1e
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Enable access to the HAProxy stats page. The listen directive is bound
to the controller virtual IP address.
Change-Id: Ie0012da77ffdd9bfa8f06341aca2d70991558a28
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This fact let puppet know if the node is part of a Galera cluster
already or not.
Change-Id: I4ff0512a0d15ac4797c8c64ed76c0fd3fc31b45c
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