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This change adds a set of network interface configurations for use
with network isolation. The multiple-nics templates includes one
separate NIC per network, and assumes that nic1 is used for the
provisioning network (ctlplane). Also included is an environment
file for including the multiple-nics configuration in a deployment.
This revision changes the ordering of the NICs. By doing that, it
is possible to wire up only a subset of the NICs for the storage
nodes, and it is possilbe to leave the External NIC only configured
on the controllers.
rdo: Updated this commit for static control plane configuration
Co-Authored-By: Rhys Oxenham <roxenham@redhat.com>
Change-Id: Ic878d1ed1a85b5705295d087a743570ca8213504
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Adds support for NFS backend in Glance by allowing the storage directory
for the 'file' backend to be a mount managed by Pacemaker. Default
behavior is unchanged.
Since the Pacemaker-related parameters are not exposed on top level,
change storage-environment.yaml to use parameter_defaults instead of
parameters.
Depends on a Heat fix for environment file's parameter_defaults to
work well with JSONs and comma delimited lists (see Depends-On).
Change-Id: I6e7e2eaf6919b955650c0b32e1629a4067602c89
Depends-On: I85b13a79dbc97a77e20c0d5df8eaf05b3000815e
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This change adds a containerized version of the overcloud compute node for
TripleO. Configuration files are generated via OpenStack Puppet modules
which are then used to externally configure kolla containers for
each OpenStack service.
See the README-containers.md file for more information on how to set this up.
This uses AtomicOS as a base operating system and requires that we bootstrap
the image with a container which contains the required os-collect-config agent
hooks to support running puppet, shell scripts, and docker compose.
Change-Id: Ic8331f52b20a041803a9d74cdf0eb81266d4e03c
Co-Authored-By: Ian Main <imain@redhat.com>
Co-Authored-By: Ryan Hallisey <rhallise@redhat.com>
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Also adds an environment file which can be passed to heat stack-create
to enable debugging.
Change-Id: I9758e2ca3de6a0bed6d20c37ea19e48f47220721
Depends-On: Ie92d1714a8d7e59d347474039be999bd3a2b542f
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This enables support for the Cisco N1kv driver for the ML2 plugin.
It also configures the Nexus 1000v switch.
Co-Authored-By: Steven Hillman <sthillma@cisco.com>
Depends-On: I02dda0685c7df9013693db5eeacb2f47745d05b5
Depends-On: I3f14cdce9b9bf278aa9b107b2d313e1e82a20709
Change-Id: Idf23ed11a53509c00aa5fea4c87a515f42ad744f
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Updates the /puppet directory templates so that we drop the
'-puppet' from the filenames. This is redundant because
we already have puppet in the directory name and fixes
inconsistencies where we aren't using -puppet in
all the files within the puppet directory.
Depends-On: I71cb07b2f5305aaf9c43ab175cca976e844b8175
Change-Id: I70d6e048a566666f5d6e5c2407f8a6b4fd9f6f87
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Switch the implemention from a pre_deploy ExtraConfig to an
AllNodesExtraConfig, so we can collect the mac->hostname mapping
for all nodes, then calculate a NexusConfig based on that and
a provided mapping of switch ports to mac address.
The same conversion is also done to the NetworkUCSMHostList:
The port mappings are provided via parameter_defaults like:
parameter_defaults:
NetworkNexusConfig: {
"bxb-tor-1": {
"username": "admin",
"ssh_port": 22,
"password": "lab",
"ip_address": "10.86.7.204",
"nve_src_intf": 0,
"physnet": "datacentre",
"servers": {
"fa:16:3e:fa:be:ef": "1/11",
"fa:16:3e:fa:5e:cf": "1/23",
"fa:16:3e:fa:12:34": "2/34"
}
}
}
NetworkUCSMHostList: 'fa:16:3e:fa:be:ef:profile1'
This results in an entry like this appended to
/etc/puppet/hieradata/neutron_cisco_data.yaml:
neutron::plugins::ml2::cisco::nexus::nexus_config:\
{"bxb-tor-1": {"username": "admin", "nve_src_intf": 0, "ssh_port": 22,
"servers": {"overcloud-compute02": "2/34", "overcloud-compute01": "1/23",
"overcloud-control01": "1/11"}, "password": "lab", "ip_address": "10.86.7.204",
"physnet": "datacentre"}}
neutron::plugins::ml2::cisco::ucsm::ucsm_host_list: overcloud-control01:profile1
Co-Authored-By: Rob Pothier <rpothier@cisco.com>
Co-Authored-By: Tim Swanson <tiswanso@cisco.com>
Change-Id: I372c3ffb6bd85b7239fcb9f3fc4fa51cd4a39332
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Add support for Big Switch Neutron ML2 plugin. Makes sure that the
package is present and sets up the [restproxy] section in ml2_conf.ini.
This also adds support for setting the ovs_use_veth option in
l3_agent.ini. There is no support for this in puppet-neutron l3 class
and it probably doesn't make sense adding it there, because this setting
isn't relevant for all l3 agent drivers, it's specific to
OVSInterfaceDriver. The ovs_use_veth option is also added to
dhcp_agent.ini.
Change-Id: I99635e25b2099dacce68154fe14693d6f06ac19f
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This enables support for the Cisco UCS Manager and Cisco
Nexus plugins
Change-Id: I1bc28a4768d5d6857a0504ca1f77dd71259570b8
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This patch adds support for using an externally managed Ceph
cluster with the TripleO Heat templates.
For an externally managed Ceph cluster we initially
only deploy the Ceph client tools, install the 'openstack' user
keyring, and generate the ceph.conf. This matches what we do
for managed Ceph installations and is a good first start.
No other Ceph related services are installed or managed.
To enable use of a Ceph external cluster simply add
the custom Heat environment file environments/puppet-ceph-external.yaml
to your heat stack create/update command and make sure to
set the required CephClientKey, CephExternalMonHost, and CephClusterFSID
variables.
Change-Id: I0a8b213ce9dfa2fc4e62ae1e7631466e5179fc2b
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Meant to help users configure their storage parameters by copying this
file out, amending it and passing it to `heat stack-create` or
`openstack overcloud deploy`.
Defaults to using Ceph as a backend for Cinder, Glance and also Nova
ephemeral storage.
Change-Id: Ia8f5ef175439394aacdea98cfd66416bcb9bfe3a
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It was incorrectly assumed that Puppet variables assigned to a
defined class (as seen in cinder-netapp.yaml) would be applied to
any resources created with that type. This is not how Puppet works.
The full range of configuration parameters to cinder::backend::netapp
have been added back in. They are still pulling from Hiera like they
were intended before, but it needs to be a little more explicit for
Puppet to be happy.
Change-Id: I2e00eae829713b2dbb1e4a5f296b6d08d0c21100
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By default MongoDB enables a journaling system that prevents loss of
data in case of an unexpected shut-down. When journaling is enabled,
MongoDB will create the journal files before actually starting the
daemon[1].
The journaling feature is useful in production environment, but not
really on a CI-like system, where we only want to make sure MongoDB is
setup correctly and running, hence here we allow a user to
enable/disable MongoDB journaling.
[1] http://docs.mongodb.org/manual/core/journaling/
Change-Id: I0e4e65af9f650c10fdf5155ff709b4eb984cf4e1
Closes-bug: #1468246
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Switch to using parameter_defaults in environment files instead of a
parameters section. Using a parameters section to set top level
parameters breaks Tuskar based deployments because Tuskar prefixes the
name of the top level parameters with a role name and version, thus
changing the name of the parameter. When the environment file is then
used to set a top level parameter, Heat fails with an error during
template validation:
ERROR: The Parameter (NeutronExternalNetworkBridge) was not defined in template
Change-Id: I605651a8ebdbd0b2baf7bcea198c2988efb55f31
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This patch adds a new parameter to configure the
neutron external network bridge. This setting
applies to the bridge used in the Neutron l3_agent.ini file
and can by useful if you wish to set external_network_bridge = ''
in that file.
As part of this fix we also update the environment file for
network isolation so that we automatically set the new
NeutronExternalNetworkBridge to an empty string. This fixes
an issue where overcloud floating IPs did not work correctly
when using the external network interface for floating IP
traffic.
Change-Id: I3bfcda8746780ea0851d88ed6db8557e261cef0d
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The recently added cinder-netapp extraconfig contains some additional
hieradata which needs to be applied during the initial pre-deployment
phase, e.g in controller-puppet.yaml (before the manifests are applied)
so wire in a new OS::TripleO::ControllerExtraConfigPre provider resource
which allows passing in a nested stack (empty by default) which contains
any required "pre deployment" extraconfig, such as applying this hieradata.
Some changes were required to the cinder-netapp extraconfig and environment
such that now the hieradata is actually applied, and the parameter_defaults
specified will be correctly mapped into the StructuredDeployment.
Change-Id: I8838a71db9447466cc84283b0b257bdb70353ffd
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The network isolation code in the TripleO Heat templates has files
in the environment folder that can be included to enable network
isolation. This updates the environment file to include the VIP
for Redis.
Change-Id: Ic05720c565d9ecf76bf7485b969cb2d9ead9fd6f
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We have to set it to true as the default is false which means the
redis vip can't be reached. This was manifested as a problem with
ceilometer agent reaching the coordination url like [1].
Co-Authored-By: Giulio Fidente <gfidente@redhat.com>
[1] https://bugzilla.redhat.com/attachment.cgi?id=1040023
Closes-Bug: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1232797
Change-Id: I1cd63308d0ac1d17542e1a2a909ee1a9680ed4b3
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Change-Id: I731b408f24da01c1bc897bfffe8fd4d5638932ed
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Enables support for configuring Cinder with a NetApp backend.
This change adds all relevant parameters for:
- Clustered Data ONTAP (NFS, iSCSI, FC)
- Data ONTAP 7-Mode (NFS, iSCSI, FC)
- E-Series (iSCSI)
Change-Id: If6c6e511ef2d26c4794e3b37c61e5318485ff4db
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Turns NeutronNetworkVLANRanges into a list and makes it consumable by
neutron::plugins::ml2::network_vlan_ranges as an array. Previously
usage of vlans was impossible due to puppet-neutron failing to
join() network_vlan_ranges.
Also fixes wiring of network_vlan_ranges on computes and adds a
sample environment file to test use of vlans for tenant networks.
Change-Id: I8725cdb9591dd8d0b7125fdacbefdc9138703266
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This patch adds 5 new role templates to help configure
a vlans on top for each of the overcloud roles. This
patch adds vlans on top of a single NIC attached to
the control plane network (already used for provisioning).
The patch also includes an environment file to
enable configuration of vlans by simply sourcing this file.
Change-Id: Ibc40e452dec9b372ff10442aab2bddaf382b0a2f
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This patch adds 5 new role templates to help configure
an OVS bond with vlans on top for each of the overcloud
roles.
These are meant to represent a more production network
which might use isolated nets, and should help facilitate
create a CI job which configures a bond w/ vlans on it.
The patch also includes an environment file to
enable configuration of bonded vlans by simply
sourcing this file.
Change-Id: Ibe4c9d933445014ce3bec5fb3d7e3139fc40cb32
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This commit adds an environment file which adds all
the relevant resource registry entries to enable isolated
overcloud networks.
Change-Id: I8c5e0ca300b86a38925f59c9df7831d69da9f787
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When combined with --with-steps added to devtest_overcloud:
https://review.openstack.org/#/c/162109/ this enables stepped
deployments using heat hooks.
This environment file will break on all *StepN resources in every
*NodesPostDeployment resource, on both create and update.
Change-Id: Ibab567f0a37b832ea2b5966288ad55b5682c31ab
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Change-Id: I314955708ff99a557da5a6d223b1f56bd51855d9
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This patch adds a new directory called environments which contains
custom Heat environment files that can be used to enable custom
overcloud features. As an initial example a puppet-ceph-devel.yaml
environment has been added which can be used to spin up a small Ceph
cluster for dev/testing.
This directory may be useful for collecting other
feature related Heat environment settings in the future as well.
Things like isolated network settings, etc.
Change-Id: Ia6998ae05d2363384d2a616a31d5795c8b2d85d5
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Jenkins
Dan Sneddon
Jiri Stransky
Dan Prince
Shiva Prasad Rao
Steven Hardy
Robert Pothier
Ryan Hefner
Yanis Guenane
James Slagle
marios
Giulio Fidente