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In Newton, the ctlplane port on deployed-server was called
<hostname>-ctlplane-port. When this code was refactored in
I29fbc720c3d582cbb94385e65e4b64b101f7eac9, the -port suffix was dropped
in favor of <hostname>-<network> convention, and the port resource was
created directly in deployed-server.yaml instead of in a nested stack.
Both of those changes were backwards incompatible -- making it
impossible to upgrade to the new version of deployed-server.yaml without
the ctlplane port getting deleted/recreated, which causes a change in IP
address. The IP address change causes services to be misconfigured on
upgrade attempts.
Change-Id: I45991b60a151abf3c5e4d05a3aa7246b2d25ac5a
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This patch swaps out the noop ctlplane port for a more
proper fake neutron port stack. This stack is a swap
in for the OS::Neutron::Port heat resource and can be
controlled via the DeployedServerPortMap parameter.
By relying on <hostname>-<network> naming conventions in the
map we can map IPs to specific servers without using the
Neutron API. This will allow us to inject IP information
into the Heat stack within the new t-h-t undercloud installer
which currently does not run a Neutron service.
Change-Id: I29fbc720c3d582cbb94385e65e4b64b101f7eac9
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This patch makes it possible to set
OS::TripleO::DeployedServer::ControlPlanePort: OS::Heat::None
in your resource_registry and thereby avoid the creation of
a neutron port for the deployed server. This is useful if
you are bootstrapping things in an environment without
Neutron.
Also, includes a new deployed-server-noop-ctlplane.yaml
environment file.
Change-Id: I2990dc816698e0f6e3193a8fc7c9c6767c6e50e5
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James Slagle
Dan Prince