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As of I54a75652efd5e91464b84adf84004400b343c3a5 for rdb
this is being done by the cinder puppet module.
Change-Id: I109e139fcbb859a0d9ed99054656be94975d33b5
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This patch adds explicit nested stack parameters to
help manage use of the Keystone Admin API vs. the
Keystone Public API.
We also add a new output parameter specifically for the Keystone admin
API VIP. This can be useful when configuring keystone endpoints
with network isolation.
Change-Id: I2bd3e61570151e2faeee14ee09b03ad0b3208cc1
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When using network isolation you might want to selective
move one of the services back to the default ctlplane network
by simply using the ServiceNetMap parameter. This patch
adds ctlplane to the output parameters for both
the net_ip_map and net_ip_list_map nested stacks so that
this is possible.
As part of this patch we also split out the NetIpSubnetMap
into its own unique nested stack so that the Heat input
parameters for this stack are more clearly named.
Change-Id: Iaa2dcaebeac896404e87ec0c635688b2a59a9e0f
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Reinstates the heat-admin user via template user-data, which
replaces the previous boothook injected user provided by the
(deprecated now removed) heat instance_user option.
This has some advantages over the heat.conf option, e.g it allows
for much easier customzation of the user configuration (additional
SSH keys, adding groups etc), and also in future if we support
deploying more than one overcloud you could specify a different
user per deployment.
Co-Authored-By: Dan Prince <dprince@redhat.com>
Change-Id: I2235b9690c01542d8a28ec1c1a4607de751aea29
Closes-Bug: #1229849
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This change enables Keystone notifications and adds two parameters
to control the notification driver and format.
Change-Id: I23ac3c46ee9eb49523d3b8dab027ef21fc6e42df
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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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This commit provides a way to configure some additional hieradata
for compute nodes. This is similar to the earlier added infra for
supporting Controller pre-deployment extraconfig.
Change-Id: I02dda0685c7df9013693db5eeacb2f47745d05b5
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Set up a cron job to flush keystone tokens periodically. The job runs
once a day near midnight per puppet-keystone defaults, and we pass
maxdelay 3600 which means each controller will wait a random delay of up
to 1 hour before running the task.
Change-Id: I351f0273c61106c182aa3945b7ad1ce8f5c7d12b
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The dafault in nova.conf for default_floating_pool is set to nova
which is confusing given to make Tempest tests to pass one has to
create a public network with such a name.
Change-Id: I148222a9f276309ede062ee5292993898ff899d6
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Memcached is used by novnc to share the auth tokens.
Change-Id: I18415b6ae38b46e3c92e4ce84b858a014ef8398b
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This patch moves most of the ::db::mysql parameter initialization
into a new database.yaml Hiera file. This cleans up the
controller manifests and allows us to define things in a single
location across the two implementations (HA and nonHA).
Change-Id: I895b753b329097a96a6c6f3a03a5fcebefe32dd4
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On slow environments the start operation of some services can
take longer than 20s so we increase the default for start
operation to 90s, more info can be found at:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1242052
Systemd defaults to 90s as well.
Change-Id: Ie4652bad518075be77937d47830f263034eda79c
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This wires in use of a new puppet-tripleo class which
encapsulates the logic to enable/disable package
installation and upgrades.
By using the new class we can remove the global
Package provider declaration at the top of each
module.
Change-Id: I5c6e5fd8600031bd8fb6195649721607c560f9d5
Depends-on: Ie8fbc344149bc8c9977e127de77636903607617a
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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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Updates the default settings for Nova, Neutron, Cinder,
Ceilometer, and Heat services so we set the default rabbitmq
threshold to 60 seconds.
Change-Id: If537ae16968eb6b264b2ab071144f1eecab18b64
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Change-Id: I7703013b62bd67869c268fb8689389ec0eeb5aad
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By default Cinder will get the publicURL for Nova and Swift, which
is not reachable by the CinderStorage nodes.
Change-Id: I25b7900c9ab261e0f706257ffdf6844533b63b94
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By default Nova will get the publicURL instead, which is not
reachable by the compute nodes.
Change-Id: I57b6a7a7eddb0ffaf6d2d152d932f390c48f908e
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Adds support for global (ExtraConfig) and role-specific
(CephStorageExtraConfig) hiera overrides, similar to those added
for the Controller, NovaCompute, BlockStorage, ObjectStorage roles.
Change-Id: Idbe73b86a772491cd3c55ba69b5a95cc291d2598
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Adds support for global (ExtraConfig) and role-specific
(ObjectStorageExtraConfig) hiera overrides, similar to those added
for the Controller, NovaCompute and BlockStorage roles.
Change-Id: I7dd0d8003017e2738366983cb5d8e08b3f3fa334
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Adds support for global (ExtraConfig) and role-specific
(BlockStorageExtraConfig) hiera overrides, similar to those added
for the Controller and NovaCompute roles.
Change-Id: Iaf9665b53407e6a657f56d6516469f2c88bafbdd
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Adds support for global (ExtraConfig) and role-specific
(NovaComputeExtraConfig) hiera overrides, similar to those added
for the controller.
For example, you can pass an environment file like:
parameters:
NovaComputeExtraConfig:
nova::scheduler::filter::ram_allocation_ratio: 1.8
compute_classes:
- ::nova::scheduler::filter
This passes a hiera value for ram_allocation_ratio and enables
a class via the include added in https://review.openstack.org/#/c/197908/
Note this also requires https://review.openstack.org/#/c/188772/
or 40-hiera-datafiles incorrectly quotes the list and the
compute_classes part won't work.
Change-Id: Ic33eed1b5e9c33c0d2f6075c65c8d9649b82c8b4
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As a matter of fact it seems that the 1024 connections barrier
can easily be reached with modern hardware, see:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1240824
Change-Id: I194a0dd725907350ca16ea3c41f3ed4f68a11bcf
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Wires in the ControllerExtraConfig and ExtraConfig parameters so
that they may be used to specify overrides of the default hieradata.
Note if this is used to override values specified via parameters
rather than hard-coded values in puppet/hieradata caution should
be used as the overridden values will always take precendence
regardless of the parameter input, unless the parameter is provided
directly to the Deployment resource applying the manifiest (e.g
not the pattern currently employed in most of t-h-t)
Also note that ControllerExtraConfig takes precedence over the
deployment-wide ExtraConfig.
For example, here's how you would pass a value which disables the
heat-api-cfn service on all controllers. This would be put into an
environment file, then passed to the heat stack-create via an extra
-e option:
parameters:
controllerExtraConfig:
heat::api_cfn::enabled: false
Note the parameter capitalization is different in the top-level
overcloud-without-mergepy template for some reason.
Change-Id: I6d6e3e78460308134d95c01892bb242aba70e9ca
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