Re: nova-cloud-controller not installing nova-network
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA256 On 29/04/14 16:58, Quentin Hartman wrote: On Trusty, the description of the nova-cloud-controller charm says it installs nova-network, and everything seems to indicate that it supports it, but the package doesn't seem to ever actually be installed. Is this by design to push people to Neutron, or is it an oversight? Neither; the nova-cloud-controller will configures itself to use nova-network by default, but the actual nova-network service itself runs directly on the nova-compute nodes (along with nova-api) - this is the multi-host model for deployment. Using nova-network requires extra network ports on the compute nodes for the private networking; in Ubuntu OpenStack CI testing we use the following flags when creating the private network: nova-manage network create private $NOVA_NET_PRIVATE_NET_CIDR \ 1 256--bridge=br100 --bridge_interface=eth1 --multi_host=T This makes the compute nodes use eth1 for private networking in multihost mode. - -- James Page Ubuntu and Debian Developer james.p...@ubuntu.com jamesp...@debian.org -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- Version: GnuPG v1 Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ iQIcBAEBCAAGBQJTYgvKAAoJEL/srsug59jDyVcP/0jlIrSTv/aylUasWO3KCSJG UeuZ5DudekAsgcMfB1N/QJ/tzYEmXxmvaCQymrLUCcdGaK1+7WAEH268/CCWSIgD 4jk53RzCmJxhS4gfjU+FmVbRDKpqVjZHkPTsVxruuLpJu0ydDNQjH+41Blt39oBZ JkefUaFDxttvgScJ91uqkHsMh7ed/xnR9ovlkJSrTqbVrMDulYTQhWovRN76yFim 1ZbCFTQZcYWSD4NZsIgspUWm30XGjr4Hl+NIYSrNfpIVwiueT2pQ9Io9L+BKL++G Ozdjod7XyojUwUTWT3mxRR89Il74o2gwutZhf3H5TvZ9Tpx5hnRyRXl0YqMHw3Zd 2M6kFEhQ8jPcxJpbXGXvslIZfjusJB7zjjUgFaKEGVv5yFkl/4dVNHizMESOKMuQ NiuiKTsfEKmmTRgCeO31nUjeEhO2sfTfBZg9hoCnIdVkc6gMyP+huQcBjReBU8IY aHdgcd5OuYkG88YJ/7JbOam26jQc4ZXuRaJeAnRs1eh8rufabA6mRiXSmUWgtxYG CEqiU4m0sw0FuoWcfFGalXLmosKrXN3+18i6w3MRuqvJY/s74Ab7/55XewghpQzr eeSJlcJ9Ifwuz0kco3Eb6S3f4TvgmQ8hcxYHbiLOR3AzrzQ5biMBKVsURe/n26F+ 2CZusTvq9yLDnadLoRKX =tX8X -END PGP SIGNATURE- -- Juju mailing list Juju@lists.ubuntu.com Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/juju
Re: nova-cloud-controller not installing nova-network
Thanks for the extra info James. I've been adding that bit of config by hand. This leads me to a couple additional questions though. What charm installs nova-network? Nova-compute doesn't seem to, and the only charms I've seen that seem networking related on the surface are for neutron. On both my setup that had all services co hosted (which had numerous other problems) and on my setup that had things split across many servers, I've had to install nova - network by hand. Is there an updated install guide for OS on Trusty? The guide I've been following, and the only one linked to from all the ubuntu/canonical sites as of a few days ago is for precise, and there are quite a few differences. With all the talk about using trusty/Maas/juju/openstack on the websites I expected this to be a less exploratory process. I have most of a guide coalescing in my notes, but since I'm still learning the stack there's surely things I'm still doing wrong even though they seem to work. Thanks QH On May 1, 2014 2:54 AM, James Page james.p...@ubuntu.com wrote: -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA256 On 29/04/14 16:58, Quentin Hartman wrote: On Trusty, the description of the nova-cloud-controller charm says it installs nova-network, and everything seems to indicate that it supports it, but the package doesn't seem to ever actually be installed. Is this by design to push people to Neutron, or is it an oversight? Neither; the nova-cloud-controller will configures itself to use nova-network by default, but the actual nova-network service itself runs directly on the nova-compute nodes (along with nova-api) - this is the multi-host model for deployment. Using nova-network requires extra network ports on the compute nodes for the private networking; in Ubuntu OpenStack CI testing we use the following flags when creating the private network: nova-manage network create private $NOVA_NET_PRIVATE_NET_CIDR \ 1 256--bridge=br100 --bridge_interface=eth1 --multi_host=T This makes the compute nodes use eth1 for private networking in multihost mode. - -- James Page Ubuntu and Debian Developer james.p...@ubuntu.com jamesp...@debian.org -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- Version: GnuPG v1 Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ iQIcBAEBCAAGBQJTYgvKAAoJEL/srsug59jDyVcP/0jlIrSTv/aylUasWO3KCSJG UeuZ5DudekAsgcMfB1N/QJ/tzYEmXxmvaCQymrLUCcdGaK1+7WAEH268/CCWSIgD 4jk53RzCmJxhS4gfjU+FmVbRDKpqVjZHkPTsVxruuLpJu0ydDNQjH+41Blt39oBZ JkefUaFDxttvgScJ91uqkHsMh7ed/xnR9ovlkJSrTqbVrMDulYTQhWovRN76yFim 1ZbCFTQZcYWSD4NZsIgspUWm30XGjr4Hl+NIYSrNfpIVwiueT2pQ9Io9L+BKL++G Ozdjod7XyojUwUTWT3mxRR89Il74o2gwutZhf3H5TvZ9Tpx5hnRyRXl0YqMHw3Zd 2M6kFEhQ8jPcxJpbXGXvslIZfjusJB7zjjUgFaKEGVv5yFkl/4dVNHizMESOKMuQ NiuiKTsfEKmmTRgCeO31nUjeEhO2sfTfBZg9hoCnIdVkc6gMyP+huQcBjReBU8IY aHdgcd5OuYkG88YJ/7JbOam26jQc4ZXuRaJeAnRs1eh8rufabA6mRiXSmUWgtxYG CEqiU4m0sw0FuoWcfFGalXLmosKrXN3+18i6w3MRuqvJY/s74Ab7/55XewghpQzr eeSJlcJ9Ifwuz0kco3Eb6S3f4TvgmQ8hcxYHbiLOR3AzrzQ5biMBKVsURe/n26F+ 2CZusTvq9yLDnadLoRKX =tX8X -END PGP SIGNATURE- -- Juju mailing list Juju@lists.ubuntu.com Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/juju
Re: nova-cloud-controller not installing nova-network
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA256 On 01/05/14 12:38, Quentin Hartman wrote: Thanks for the extra info James. I've been adding that bit of config by hand. This leads me to a couple additional questions though. What charm installs nova-network? Nova-compute doesn't seem to, and the only charms I've seen that seem networking related on the surface are for neutron. On both my setup that had all services co hosted (which had numerous other problems) and on my setup that had things split across many servers, I've had to install nova - network by hand. nova-compute should be if one of the nova network options is used in the nova-cloud-controller charm. I'll run this option through our lab again today to make sure that it is. Note that pushing multiple charms onto the same service units without LXC container use is not support other than for the following charms - which need to not be in LXC containers: nova-compute ceph/ceph-osd swift-storage This allows you to maximise storage/compute usage in deployments - but it won't fit everyones requirements. Is there an updated install guide for OS on Trusty? The guide I've been following, and the only one linked to from all the ubuntu/canonical sites as of a few days ago is for precise, and there are quite a few differences. With all the talk about using trusty/Maas/juju/openstack on the websites I expected this to be a less exploratory process. I have most of a guide coalescing in my notes, but since I'm still learning the stack there's surely things I'm still doing wrong even though they seem to work. Nick, who also wrote the MAAS and Juju documentation, has been working on a OpenStack + Juju + MAAS guide this cycle - its in final review and hopefully should be out in the next couple of weeks. - -- James Page Ubuntu and Debian Developer james.p...@ubuntu.com jamesp...@debian.org -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- Version: GnuPG v1 Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ iQIcBAEBCAAGBQJTYjZlAAoJEL/srsug59jDFq4P/3SJAtFq3oMyZmAfYqdryGBq N2t3CvUKtNsZwA+d1T640RDdk/5jqyWu7ofO3/24zIK8hAGZFcTAbegC3DanzvER SStY6xOP7y70+OKIg0VturEhyAoJGFu8FAA8Bllp2aL+LRJVUZkrvlnEEPCccsDu yBoxiYsZ5Aioc3ZcrQ4syhAMNN75cqT+pz4yQCg83TlG3CWacUGJMZds0LK2a3aQ +0fTn0EOUN/t+aaqFCLWu4DvTWFfOrVUahA+MTrljwjd0uapAj9IOuhmz6TcAinQ Q8ToiBklIbHSoIlKd2dcIgcShCxqQKGfbXc5t7UlQrbNckQjGAJVZihPnQy7bow8 InKSyL7ojMpXqQjoNSoLBD9WM1GE/xTnQBQm2hX9f6NrGISFpveGHVJ5Xevt77+2 uhN+2yn8NgiQZ2lpQ9c7qoW5UiiqCQwUVyI7toy8SO+JwfloaVDIsgI87gNhcnnj ONjpntcKT+3qjthauKN769WA5733XJOCLpNI6ue2t6yPsOSYKmp2KQ1CDsNuFa16 zLn/lEK/iJearxDGFiU/zSzehA4V7ascCny4+6M3F5Lfys5qGrxSRqQrL6gGEhog Q1Yr25K98xxxenlMwIkkUlY1Gkuh2eVks5CvvmR7W++sL2qYPz1uuYiLQ4hXBFM7 BXTppOFUS4TOFaVlZMSA =Y/zc -END PGP SIGNATURE- -- Juju mailing list Juju@lists.ubuntu.com Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/juju
Re: nova-cloud-controller not installing nova-network
On May 1, 2014 5:56 AM, James Page james.p...@ubuntu.com wrote: nova-compute should be if one of the nova network options is used in the nova-cloud-controller charm. I'll run this option through our lab again today to make sure that it is. Thanks again for the additional info. I'd love to hear what your results are and appreciate you looking into it. Is there anything that need be done to specify that other than using the flatmanager or flatdhcpmanager options? Note that pushing multiple charms onto the same service units without LXC container use is not support other than for the following charms - which need to not be in LXC containers: nova-compute ceph/ceph-osd swift-storage This allows you to maximise storage/compute usage in deployments - but it won't fit everyones requirements. That is the solution I hit on as well, and so will be exploring lxc when I return to this project next week. For my purposes having Maas, juju, and the control services for open stack on separate boxes is wasteful. My deployment isn't large enough to need that much hardware in the control layer. Nick, who also wrote the MAAS and Juju documentation, has been working on a OpenStack + Juju + MAAS guide this cycle - its in final review and hopefully should be out in the next couple of weeks. Is there a way I can help with and or review the wip? I'm hoping to have this deployment in service in a couple weeks and I'm sure the information in the guide would be quite valuable to me, even if it's not yet perfect. Thanks again QH -- Juju mailing list Juju@lists.ubuntu.com Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/juju
Re: nova-cloud-controller not installing nova-network
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA256 On 01/05/14 13:13, Quentin Hartman wrote: nova-compute should be if one of the nova network options is used in the nova-cloud-controller charm. I'll run this option through our lab again today to make sure that it is. Thanks again for the additional info. I'd love to hear what your results are and appreciate you looking into it. Is there anything that need be done to specify that other than using the flatmanager or flatdhcpmanager options? I ran a nova-network topology test - nova-network and nova-api services get enabled on the nova-compute nodes as spec for multi-host mode. Looking at our config we just set - FlatDHCPManager for network-manager option in the nova-cloud-controller charm. Note that pushing multiple charms onto the same service units without LXC container use is not support other than for the following charms - which need to not be in LXC containers: nova-compute ceph/ceph-osd swift-storage This allows you to maximise storage/compute usage in deployments - but it won't fit everyones requirements. That is the solution I hit on as well, and so will be exploring lxc when I return to this project next week. For my purposes having Maas, juju, and the control services for open stack on separate boxes is wasteful. My deployment isn't large enough to need that much hardware in the control layer. We run an internal test cloud on 6 nodes; 5 compute/ceph/swift nodes and 1 control node with everything else in LXC containers. Juju controls the creation of the lxc containers: juju deploy cinder --to lxc:0 Deploys the cinder charm to a lxc container on physical machine 0 (yes - - that is the bootstrap node :-)). We also push the quantum-gateway charm onto the bootstrap node without LXC for north/south network connectivity for instances. Nick, who also wrote the MAAS and Juju documentation, has been working on a OpenStack + Juju + MAAS guide this cycle - its in final review and hopefully should be out in the next couple of weeks. Is there a way I can help with and or review the wip? I'm hoping to have this deployment in service in a couple weeks and I'm sure the information in the guide would be quite valuable to me, even if it's not yet perfect. Not sure - I'll let Nick answer this question. - -- James Page Ubuntu and Debian Developer james.p...@ubuntu.com jamesp...@debian.org -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- Version: GnuPG v1 Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ iQIcBAEBCAAGBQJTYkvYAAoJEL/srsug59jDXHQQAKXL9FpgdPBNK05kzdk6ZVdA FVqK/NSzLHP6MklxLfKWTNqQVbmlIrG90oSPyq1uTxMhTW32K8RMNJEtGMxq3krA 0dpsfi3JH72T+z0uObeqDdI575GHgNq1eyiHoBQlzC76GPnbj8fNtSkc9eTm1EPf Wl8DIcbUwtcbpT0aul0b3DG9Ed/j8dL54v2c6x64MahN8srdPRuwhLUQ4evyVcSN zNYznijWnV1t04PiW4a5tPI8jY2qaA7pDuPcNlJSVc0o+7UrbSRGowKwfLeS8gM/ wLZzezObZAi3jXQE4e0jG/b/A2tMqli4wZ5G4CtdR4cCapwHZi3EmAzrNmK6onFt 0ftn2nMy6xMiHq7jZ5PEG2gtr9v6/MjZd638yD66h3CxnnYXngsG5I6DvwmCl/zy IhaAdkyO2+cEMYXPMAWcTnu5FGmtJB6yZkczJuDFt0V+J8uCWWe1nLKQ0/L7pefl QeZ4eafCWEmGQk9dUa8spLXAbUYhB3t1q63WtL0cFYpN992XMXWb4j+1wE1sK7dz fNhiCEHx5MG5uM/u5xOsvAC8nlcT+a4Ty02Gh2o5xt21pUY+qMSP+iD8uXJ4ml2O P/sVoQAEOn4Uz363wWNk9dEVb878C3bEByXhwsyo4VQ279iEiQgj+O70Fai6iaTC h2cwHUZIPUGYssPZQ0tw =G8xH -END PGP SIGNATURE- -- Juju mailing list Juju@lists.ubuntu.com Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/juju
Re: Better way to scale services horizontally
On Tue, Apr 29, 2014 at 1:31 PM, Sebastian sebas5...@gmail.com wrote: Some help? I'm almost there to finish the charm :) Hi Sebas! Nice work! The easiest way to get a review is to follow these steps: https://juju.ubuntu.com/docs/authors-charm-store.html#submitting-a-new-charm In this case just start at step nine, paste in the URL to the charm and then say something to the effect that you're looking for an initial review. Thanks! Feel free to mail me off list with your address and tshirt size so we can send you a snazzy Juju shirt! -- Jorge Castro Canonical Ltd. http://juju.ubuntu.com/ - Automate your Cloud Infrastructure -- Juju mailing list Juju@lists.ubuntu.com Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/juju
Juju is here for POWER8
Hi everyone, If you missed the announcements we can now deploy to IBM's POWER8 architecture. I blogged about how we participated, including a video of our live demo which we just did this week deploying Hadoop, SugarCRM/MariaDB, and Websphere Liberty on a POWER8 box. http://www.jorgecastro.org/2014/05/01/deploying-and-managing-workloads-to-power8/ Branches are here: https://code.launchpad.net/~ibm-demo Some of these are not in the charm store, namely MariaDB and SugarCRM, so we'll be working on bringing these to the charm store over the next few weeks. -- Jorge Castro Canonical Ltd. http://juju.ubuntu.com/ - Automate your Cloud Infrastructure -- Juju mailing list Juju@lists.ubuntu.com Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/juju
Rails Charm Maintainer Needed
Greetings Charmers! I've been spinning my wheels looking over the rails charm. Its a pretty heavy weight chef charm and I've got a bit of experience with our good friend Chef-Solo. The current RVM implementation is not up to par, so I'd like to re-factor a bit of the inner workings. Are any users currently using the Rails charm that would like to volunteer for testing of new rails charm builds? I'll take over the maintainership of the charm unless someone would like to step in and volunteer. Thanks everyone, and all the best Charles -- Juju mailing list Juju@lists.ubuntu.com Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/juju
