Can you describe the deployment topology you envision -- which
service(s) are on what host(s)? Your question seems based on an
assumption that ironic is able to control the power state of the
nova-compute host _itself_ -- which is not true (*). When using the
nova.virt.ironic driver with Nova, you
Hi François,
You can hit the Ironic nodes API and filter by instance_uuid. Something like:
curl http://ironic:6385/v1/nodes?instance_uuid=blablabla
Hope that helps.
// jim
On May 6, 2014 at 2:28:30 AM, François Rossigneux
(francois.rossign...@inria.fr) wrote:
Hi all,
I need to retrieve the
François,
Can you clarify by way of a CLI example what exactly you mean by nova
hypervisor id? I'm not sure if you mean the instance uuid, compute
host id, service id, or something else.
I'll assume you mean the nova instance uuid, in which case, you can
get the Ironic node uuid from nova show
François,
Can you clarify by way of a CLI example what exactly you mean by nova
hypervisor id? I'm not sure if you mean the instance uuid, compute
host id, service id, or something else.
I'll assume you mean the nova instance uuid, in which case, you can
get the Ironic node uuid from nova show
Devananda,
I get the Nova Hypervisor ID by typing nova hypervisor-list.
I am developing a resource reservation service and the reservations are
attached to a Nova Hypervisor ID.
I would use Ironic to put the nodes on standby mode when there is no
running instances.
This is why I need to get
