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The ExtraConfig resource was missing from the cinder
storage role. Adding it for consistency.
Change-Id: I05ad33c113af6f67ded7699976103508c47a3f1a
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The template will all neutron-agents to be configured so that it can
run the network isolation templates on the containerized compute node.
Co-Authored-By: Dan Prince <dpince@redhat.com>
Change-Id: I7837ed7ed3e807ec5c1276904893695918bef293
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Occasionally we hit "Error: unable to push cib" during update. This is
probably due to the fact that when we try to replace cib in
yum_update.sh, services on the previous updated controller are still
coming up and changing cib, and racing/conflicting with the cib push
from yum_update.sh.
This commit adds waiting for the cluster to settle before exiting from
yum_update.sh, to avoid this kind of conflict.
Also a check for cib-push success is added, to make the update fail
properly instead of hanging indefinitely as we've observed with this
issue.
Change-Id: I953087e0e565474ac553fd57bea2459d2e3a6081
Closes-Bug: #1527644
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Creates cron job running every twelve hours
for "nova-manage db archive_deleted_rows"
Partial-bug: rhbz#1249106
Depends-On: Ic674f4d39bc88f89abfeb0ce99a571c2534e57e4
Change-Id: I4740cc02aa9714f48798521fe9918ac3487db031
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Deploy a TripleO overcloud with networking midonet. MidoNet is a
monolithic plugin and quite changes on the puppet manifest must be done.
Depends-On: I72f21036fda795b54312a7d39f04c30bbf16c41b
Depends-On: I6f1ac659297b8cf6671e11ad23284f8f543568b0
Depends-On: Icea9bd96e4c80a26b9e813d383f84099c736d7bf
Change-Id: I9692e2ef566ea37e0235a6059b1ae1ceeb9725ba
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This change allows every overcloud node to optionally participate in
any of the isolated networks. The optional networks are not enabled
by default, but allow additional flexibility. Since the new networks
are not enabled by default, the standared deployment is unchanged.
This change was originally requested for OpenDaylight support.
There are several use cases for using non-standard networks.
For instance, one example might be adding the Internal API network
to the Ceph nodes, in order to use that network for administrative
functions. Another example would be adding the Storage Management
network to the compute nodes, in order to use it for backup. Without
this change, any deviation from the standard set of roles that use a
network is a custom change to the Heat templates, which makes
upgrades much more difficult.
Change-Id: Ia386c964aa0ef79e457821d8d96ebb8ac2847231
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This change adds a system management network to all overcloud
nodes. The purpose of this network is for system administration,
for access to infrastructure services like DNS or NTP, or for
monitoring. This allows the management network to be placed on a
bond for redundancy, or for the system management network to be
an out-of-band network with no routing in or out. The management
network might also be configured as a default route instead of the
provisioning 'ctlplane' network.
This change does not enable the management network by default. An
environment file named network-management.yaml may be included to
enable the network and ports for each role. The included NIC config
templates have been updated with a block that may be uncommented
when the management network is enabled.
This change also contains some minor cleanup to the NIC templates,
particularly the multiple nic templates.
Change-Id: I0813a13f60a4f797be04b34258a2cffa9ea7e84f
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Python script in the heat template will handle JSON generation
for the containers.
Change-Id: I296fd4a4948f3f937e3a108bc926af6415b350c4
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This file holds metadata about the capabilities of the tripleo-heat-templates
repository for deployment using puppet. It groups configuration by topic,
describes possible combinations of environments and resource capabilities
It's main purpose is to provide relevant information to the user to guide
him through the deployment options. tripleo-common can use this
information to streamline deployment process on environment and resource
registry level. Heat templates themself aren't currently able to provide
this information.
Change-Id: I82a7ba6defc13ac2efae73a6caa36bfee69dd94b
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In https://review.openstack.org/#/c/248572/ yum_update.sh
sets the pcs constraints before restarting the cluster. However
after post-update pacemaker run, the previous constraint of
neutron-server...neutron-ovs-cleanup is re-added. Explicitly
remove this before the post-update restart of certain services
Change-Id: I84dd650dcc66ce3f48926cf369b7d691014c2254
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Wires the following as arrays to the neutron module:
- mechanism_drivers
- flat_networks
- tenant_network_types
- tunnel_types
- bridge_mappings
Also updates the template version to use a Liberty feature which
allows serialization of comma_delimited_list into JSON.
Tidies up the manifests by removing the class declarations since
config is passed by the puppet/controller+compute hiera mapped_data.
Change-Id: Ie9f85fb827099f897ef750e267bc3ed3a864fe59
Co-Authored-By: Steven Hardy <shardy@redhat.com>
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In the other templates this seems to be already correct.
Change-Id: Ied3c49cca878bd370068c9b8d1cafdec176c1725
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This change adds a sample environment file which documents how to
assign to controllers a predictable IP on each network.
Change-Id: I5be21428c66c82488af8e0240c1614ac3b9b55f0
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This change adds a new *_from_pool.yaml meant to return an IP from
a list instead of allocating a Neutron port, useful to pick an IP
from a pre-defined list and making it possible to configure, for
example an external balancer in advance (or dns), with the future
IPs of the controller nodes.
The list of IPs is provided via parameter_defaults (in the
ControllerIPs struct) using ControllerIPs param.
Also some additional VipPort types are created for the *VirtualIP
resources. The VIPs were previously created using the same port
resource used by the nodes, but when deploying with an external
balancer we want the VIP resource to be nooped instead.
Change-Id: Id3d4f12235501ae77200430a2dc022f378dce336
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Change-Id: I72a79d8200adee8258033e8da370051bbfd1986b
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Per Swift upstream commit: 7035639dfd239b52d4ed46aae50f78d16ec8cbfe
Swift's ringbuilder now validates that the number of devices is greater
than or equal to the replicas.
Change-Id: I56eaa9ddda138e87f7615d3bde797b568fa5e302
Related-bug: #1525356
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This enables pacemaker maintenantce mode when running Puppet on stack
update. Puppet can try to restart some overcloud services, which
pacemaker tries to prevent, and this can result in a failed Puppet run.
At the end of the puppet run, certain pacemaker resources are restarted
in an additional SoftwareDeployment to make sure that any config changes
have been fully applied. This is only done on stack updates (when
UpdateIdentifier is set to something), because the assumption is that on
stack create services already come up with the correct config.
(Change I9556085424fa3008d7f596578b58e7c33a336f75 has been squashed into
this one.)
Change-Id: I4d40358c511fc1f95b78a859e943082aaea17899
Co-Authored-By: Jiri Stransky <jistr@redhat.com>
Co-Authored-By: James Slagle <jslagle@redhat.com>
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This change adds a SoftwareConfigTransport parameter to role templates
so that the transport can be changed via a parameter_defaults entry.
This change will have no effect on an existing overcloud as the current
default POLL_SERVER_CFN is now explicit in the parameter default.
Change-Id: I5c2a2d2170714093c5757282cba12ac65f8738a4
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neutron-server-start-wait-stop is a dangerous Exec that is exposed to
race conditions, because it does not have "onlyif" or "unless"
statements.
That means during a deployment, this exec can be run in the wrong order
during Step 5 and/or 6, while it was supposed to be run at Step 4 only.
If that happens, the exec will fail because puppet tries to start
neutron-server while Pacemaker already started the resource. So in that
case, systemd would returns 1 to Puppet which would return 6 to the
overcloud deployment and the deployment would fail to finish correctly.
This patch aims to prevent from this scenario by making sure we run the
exec only during the step 4.
Also, in order to secure it a bit more, we add 'unless' statement to
this exec, so we would make sure the Puppet run would be idempotent and
the Exec would run one successful time only.
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1290582
Change-Id: I42813c5cff6c525c15c9c24baad4e355f88af672
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The parameters have nothing to do with EC2 keypairs, they are used to
specify Nova SSH key pairs.
Change-Id: Ia8d37cb5c443812d02133747cb54fcaf0110d091
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All of our sensitive parameters are defaulted to easily predictable
values, which is very bad from a security perspective because we don't
force clients to make sane choices thus risk deploying with the
predictable default values. tripleoclient supports generating random
values for all of these, so remove the defaults, for non-tripleoclient
usage we can create a developer-only environment with defaults.
Related-Bug: #1516027
Change-Id: Ia0cf3b7e2de1aa42cf179cba195fb7770a1fc21c
Depends-On: Ifb34b43fdedc55ad220df358c3ccc31e3c2e7c14
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We recently removed all the templates this references
in I29e2a8f1b0c66f3cf88f40244d6da49f3d7420be
Change-Id: I599d18675d829935893d6bfb375f8f0d15e01197
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* For each OpenStack service, create a new parameter to change worker
number (default to 0 to keep default behavior)
* Use the parameter in Puppet configuration (Hiera) to configure the
services with the number of workers defined by the parameter.
Change-Id: Ic147bc9225aab48e94243a94a2189467829b8d55
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