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Ceilometer can use different backends. A recent change moved backend
support for Ceilometer from MySQL to MongoDB. This commit introduce a
greater flexibility, letting the deployer choose wheter MySQL or MongoDB
should be used as a backend for Ceilometer.
Change-Id: I0d5bfb0763cbcee234df7ab13574d866743d5ddf
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Change-Id: I43a74c1db324144d33e96a94cb718db30e0fd243
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The overcloud networking is managed by Neutron so we do not want
Nova to append its default domain part to hostnames.
Change-Id: Ic1edda158bf0579ed34455ad27db8ca444d26b85
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Remove references to the .novalocal domain part in the hosts file.
Change-Id: Idf14907adaf2f35440b6f28870fe18434eadd1be
Depends-On: Iadfdf4120c4d1c9b6976321753957fd4eecf301c
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Change-Id: I6bf5ada5a5298f4079594f3cc8b01ac0ef85876e
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Change-Id: I45511569fda6b00ca35b1e590537a29271e56ce0
Depends-On: I98b9b3dbc48009ce255d964ac580e1a31f279f1e
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Install OpenStack Dashboad (Horizon) on the Overcloud Controller with
Puppet.
Co-Authored-By: Giulio Fidente <gfidente@redhat.com>
Depends-On: If9b12d373e407be8be8428d77145f131eb450e88
Change-Id: I254e895014f58a51dade3dcdc63eabbb5dc458ac
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This change allows a different network config for each family of hosts. For
instance, the controller may have a different network configuration than a
block storage node. This change adds a declaration for each family in the
overcloud-resource-registry.yaml & overcloud-resource-registry-puppet.yaml.
Change-Id: I083df7ebbb535f97d8ddec2ac0e06281c55986cd
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Change-Id: I577dc98cdf3648c9eb77bd084ae18273a52b22f9
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Adds optional hooks which can run operator defined additional config on
nodes after the application deployment has completed.
Change-Id: I3f99e648efad82ce2cd51e2d5168c716f0cee8fe
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Currently all the OS::Nova::Server resource created don't pass any
user-data. It's possible to pass user-data as well as using heat
SoftwareConfig/SoftwareDeployment resources, and this can be useful
when you have simple "first boot" tasks which are possible either via
cloud-init, or via simple run-once scripts.
This enables passing such data by implementing a new provider resource
OS::TripleO::NodeUserData, which defaults to passing an empty mime
archive (thus it's a no-op). An example of non no-op usage is also
provided.
Change-Id: Id0caba69768630e3a10439ba1fc2547a609c0cfe
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Pacemaker is a new feature and should probably be disabled
by default.
Change-Id: I840d08c9e0563aeb7128eb2b21929612b7a5bf7a
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This patch adds support for configuring Keystone domain for Heat
via heat-keystone-setup-domain script. It should be reverted
as soon as Keystone v3 is fully functional.
Change-Id: I7397f49fac17c30262d02b70021d613aef5c6cad
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Adds a new ControllerEnableSwiftStorage parameter that
can be used to enable/disable use of the contoller node
as a Swift storage node.
Change-Id: Ic54144f4a46a671818c2f12e419cfa619b0dc1f9
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This patch adds a new ControllerEnableCephStorage option
which can be used to install and configure Ceph storage
(OSD) on the controller node.
The default is to have this disabled by default (this is
probably a more production like setting).
The motivation for this change is to help facilitate CI
jobs which actually use Ceph. Right now we have an issue
where once the Heat stack finishes Ceph is configured
and ready, but Cinder volume (required by our CI
devtest_overcloud.sh test) may or may not have had
enough time to recognize the amount of storage
on the remote Ceph storage nodes. Waiting another
periodic cycle for Cinder volume to recognize the
actual amount of storage on the remote OSD nodes
would work but there isn't a good way to do this
ATM. The right solution here is probably to
implement Heat breakpoints in our CI. As we haven't quite
landed that change, another option is to simply
make the controller node also be a Ceph storage node.
Since this runs as "step 2" within the controller
it ensures that the OSD will be available and thus
Cinder volume will register the correct amount of
storage on startup.
Enabling this feature also matches what we do with Swift
storage on the Controller (although we should provide
an option to actually disable this as well).
Change-Id: Ic47d028591edbaab83a52d7f38283d7805b63042
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Depends-On: Ia1bbf53c674e34ba7c70249895b106ec0af3c249
Change-Id: Ifa9f579d26a3cba9f8705226984c7b987ae0ad1c
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These appear in the Tuskar UI and CLI so are worth keeping
consistent with those of the controller/compute nodes
Change-Id: I7cdd3a67d6f190f43e279fad0c4bf5f409d1e161
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Add support for Redis configuration on the overcloud controller role.
Change-Id: I917ff1e7c0abf9d76b9939a97978e858268deac2
Depends-On: I80a6c284af9eceb6b669a03c5d93256261523331
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On Controller node, we also need to include ::glance if we want to have
common Glance bits (packaging included).
This is a Puppet best practice.
Change-Id: I967c06b2c78d8f3aa5fa984b518d34c813426a2e
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This patch configure Ceilometer to use MongoDB backend.
Change-Id: I22be0e22e7a3991ebd2d3aa7d14c518418a2458a
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Currently a replset parameter is set in mongodb.conf no matter if we are
in a ha or nonha setup. This install fine, but on a nonha setup it prevents
any program from using MongoDB, since no replset has been initialized. It
generates the following error when a program tries to use it :
not master and slaveOk=false
To prevent this issue a replicatset is initialized in both ha and nonha
setup, this way if another MongoDB node is added to the pool, it will be
able to attach automatically
Change-Id: I65e3f1ad35cb0cd31f6771444a0cffdf7569222f
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Change-Id: I0655b7cae2c436944833894bf9837877b3a69878
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This patch aims to configure MongoDB server on controller nodes with
Puppet.
It also create a default replicaset for Ceilometer, so MongoDB can be
highly available when multiple controllers are run.
Change-Id: I3c1ff06ebc3c9dac44fc790caaea711d0eba4bb7
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Change-Id: Ia2e4eae619ca95c0f417f713676732eb4f01304b
Depends-On: I9563eec0a2266deb2ebef2e3d76ae89d39b2be29
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Despite passing bind-address for MariaDB in overcloud_controller.pp
correctly, it was always trying to bind on 0.0.0.0. The problem is
caused by Galera's config file (we install Galera into the image even
though we don't use it yet). Galera's default config file contains
override of the bind-address value to 0.0.0.0, and the setting from
galera.cnf took precendence over what was in server.cnf.
The mariadb-galera-server package assumes that the main config happens
in galera.cnf and it ships an almost empty server.cnf. We now have an
EnableGalera param, when it's set to true the mysql module will manage
galera.cnf instead of server.cnf, overriding the default values from
galera.cnf and fixing the issue.
Change-Id: I7c2fd41d41dcf5eb4ee8b1dbd74d60cc2cabeed9
Closes-Bug: #1442256
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It's very confusing for them to be different, especially in the case of
comparing Tuskar vs non-Tuskar deployments where the parameters are read
from different files.
Note: NeutronPhysicalBridge is named differently in the overcloud
template (HypervisorNeutronPhysicalBridge). This is the only parameter
checked that isn't named exactly the same, hopefully there aren't any
others.
(Checked controller, compute, ceph, cinder, and swift for both puppet
and non-puppet templates)
Change-Id: I48ce1eb40d2d080c589ce619c50eddff17efe882
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Passing the key explicitly into nova::compute::rbd means that Puppet
will not attempt to fetch the key using `ceph auth get-key <keyring>`,
having these effects:
* One reason for compute node to have access to the client.admin key is
gone (in current implementation it does have access to the key, but
this change is a step towards removing it).
* Ceph cluster doesn't have to be running at the time when Puppet runs
on compute node, meaning we don't have to serialize things more than
we do now.
Also adding the ComputeCephDeployment as a dependency of
ComputePostDeployment, otherwise the hiera file it creates might be
created *after* Puppet configuration happens on compute nodes, and the
values it provides would be missing during the Puppet run on the compute
nodes.
Change-Id: Id3166e6d5f01d18ec8a5033398bb511f4321a5e8
Depends-On: I70da06159c0d3c6fa204b5f7a468909ffab4d633
Partial-Bug: #1439949
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Change-Id: I353cffc13f56b54ce2d2aeb1468b9a7c51765d7c
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Change-Id: I06f7066bf9eacf3ef0f5d73c0cfa65eaf4f74cff
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Change-Id: Id193f8c13e3ad3e05bd884be5ba65621b9369d0e
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This should have been removed with change
I1bb8ee15d361638d77c5df7f8c03561c34f4c88f
Change-Id: I20d4099aabe5ae9f89db45fd3db585067cab01f5
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Currently it is possible to know what is the hostname of the boostrap
nodeid but not its IP. Since depending on the use case the use of the IP
might be needed, a way to have access to this information should be
provided.
Change-Id: I9d0a7ee7de2088ddb87e0d8a8ae2b3ac75b0e78d
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This updates all of the puppet roles to use an optional
osfamily hieradata file which can be used to provide
distro specific settings.
Also, updates the controller role to make use of this
new file for setting the rabbitmq package_provider
parameter.
Change-Id: I46417db51b87b82bf276dfcef5647a90c37fb07d
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Propagate the top-level Debug parameter wherever it makes sense.
Swift doesn't have this kind of debug setting, it only allows to
configure log levels, so we'll need a different approach there.
Change-Id: I15332315a2fbaeaf924cde4e748fb0e064a778b7
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