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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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This patch refactors the puppet controller role so that it
makes use of per service VIP settings for each service.
Previously the VIP for the ctlplane was hard wired to
many of the controller service. With this patch we have
the ability to isolate traffic for services which
made use of the ctlplane and public VIPs for their
settings.
The implementation includes:
* stops the use of the VirtualIP and PublicVirtualIP within the
controller role. These parameters have now been replaced with
per service heat parameters for the controller nested stack which
are determined via VipMap based on per service settings in the heat
environment.
* All VIP configuration is now moved into puppet/vip-config.yaml.
This made sense so we could deprecate the use of the VirtualIP
and PublicVirtualIP settings above.
* The puppet manifests for the controller were cleaned up for several
to use Hiera directly instead of constructing URLs based on the
static controller and public network VIPs. This improvement
was something we wanted to do anyways and made the implementation
cleaner.
Change-Id: I9b9a15be67f74bec97366408f7047acfd6ea0ec6
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This patch adds VIPs for the internal_api, storage,
and storage management networks.
For puppet these are persisted into a local vip-config
hieradata file which is then used by puppet-tripleo's
loadbalancer module to apply per-service VIP settings.
Change-Id: I909c3bdc9d17a8e15351f4797287769e3f76c849
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marios
Dan Prince