Hi,
Yes, when I issued the command to create a node I was able to view it in my
dashboard and also thorough my cli by 'knife openstack server list' command.
I'm able to ssh to the node without any problem but the create command gives an
error even though the node is created. The next step is the knife bootstrap
which gives an error of course.
This is what I've tried: Chef-server version for 14.04:
chef-server-core_12.0.4-1_amd64.deb and Openstack- Juno version
Steps what I've been following are:
/etc/hosts
127.0.0.1 localhost # If the localhost is commented the
chef-server-ctl reconfigure gets into an error.
x.x.x.x chef-server
dpkg -i chef-server-core_12.0.4-1_amd64.deb
chef-server-ctl reconfigure
Note: The error I get when the localhost is commented out is---
Recipe: private-chef::oc_id
* runit_service[oc_id] action restart
===================================================
Error executing action `restart` on resource 'runit_service[oc_id]'
===================================================
Mixlib::ShellOut::ShellCommandFailed
------------------------------------
Expected process to exit with [0], but received '1'
And even if I do get through this step by uncommenting the section in the
/etc/hosts I'm unable to view the GUI of my web server as it reads: "Chef
Server API
This is the main endpoint for all of the Chef APIs. In general, none of these
have any HTML representations, and the vast majority of them require that you
are sending properly authenticated requests. So while it's neat that you came
to visit, you probably won't find what you are looking for here". I restarted
all the chef services to make sure they were running and they ran fine.
Wondering if it was because I didn't run the command: chef-server ctl install
opscode-manage but there was an error similar to the above mentioned error.
Therefore I used the package of 11.0.1 of chef-server with my juno openstack
following the link:
http://www.bogotobogo.com/DevOps/Chef/Chef_Client_Node_Knife_Bootstraping_a_Node_on_EC2_ubuntu_14_04.php
The only difference is I've made use of openstack instead of EC2 but at the
end I've encountered similar error to what the document has got.
Aishwarya Adyanthaya
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> On May 14, 2015, at 1:21 AM, [email protected] wrote:
>
> Hi J,
>
> I ran the command 'knife node list' and found the list to be empty while the
> 'knife client list' command displays chef-validator and chef-webui. It seems
> like when I was creating the node through knife openstack server create the
> node got launched successfully in the dashboard and I'm able to ssh the node
> but the command gives error as:
>
> Waiting for sshd to host
> (x.x.x.x).............................................................
> ....done Doing old-style registration with the validation key at
> /root/chef-repo/.chef/chef-validator.pem...
> Delete your validation key in order to use your user credentials
> instead
>
> Connecting to x.x.x.x
> FATAL: Check if --bootstrap-protocol and --image-os-type is correct.
> connection closed by remote host
> ERROR: Net::SSH::Disconnect: Check if --bootstrap-protocol and
> --image-os-type is correct. connection closed by remote host
>
>
> The command I'm using to create the node is:
>
> knife openstack server create -f 2 -I ubuntu_image -a
> external_id--network-ids alphanumeric_id -S chef_key -N node_name
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I’m at a loss here. If this is a Ubuntu box, neither of the —bootstrap-protocol
or the —image-os-type should be even checked. This is also failing because the
connection was closed, so thats pointing to your vm on the in your OpenStack
instance. Do you have any networking oddities between your workstation and this
vm and cloud?
Also, i’m hoping that “ubuntu_image” is you scrubbing your UUID, because I’ve
seen some issues with using the “easy name” in Juno. I’m pretty sure it was
resolved in the 1.0.0 release though.
Actually yeah i don’t know what version of the OpenStack are you running
against? Is this a major public cloud or is it in-house?
I’ve personally tested the knife-openstack 1.1.0 against a couple major public
clouds, devstack, and the Chef cookbook built OpenStack instance so I know we
have a good coverage.
You said you can SSH into the box, that’s good, so also lets take a step back.
Can you provision a machine with knife openstack server create? When you do, do
you see it pop up in nova list or the horizon dashboard? If so, then we can
determine that the creation is working and we can move forward with the network
connection and bootstrapping.
In very simple terms the bootstrap literally SSHs into the box, pulls down
chef, moves up the validation key and then runs chef-client. If you can SSH to
it from the box you run your knife commands from, then there is no reason why
this shouldn’t work.
Anyway, this is the best i got via email, i’m curious to see if any of this
helps you, -JJ
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