Murali,
That would be great if you're right. But I'm now in a dead lock:
Adding new network offering including LB:
2013-10-15 23:34:50,920 WARN [network.element.VirtualRouterElement]
(catalina-exec-19:null) Virtual router can't enable services [Dns Dhcp
UserData Lb ] without source NAT service
2013-10-15 23:34:50,924 ERROR [cloud.api.ApiServer]
(catalina-exec-19:null) unhandled exception executing api command:
createNetworkOffering
com.cloud.exception.UnsupportedServiceException: Provider VirtualRouter
doesn't support services combination: [Dns, Dhcp, UserData, Lb]
That forces me to add source nat, but once I want add a guest network in
the zone I get the opposite error. I can't mix SG + sourceNat
013-10-15 23:46:30,896 INFO [cloud.api.ApiServer]
(catalina-exec-22:null) Service SourceNat is not allowed in security
group enabled zone
So no internal lb ?
Thanks,
Bjoern
On 10/15/2013 11:28 PM, Murali Reddy wrote:
On 16/10/13 7:17 AM, "Bjoern Teipel" <bjoern.tei...@internetbrands.com>
wrote:
Wow, all user@cloudstack mails got catched in my spam filter, so sorry
for the late response.
After tinkering the whole day I gave up using a tagged VLAN for the
storage traffic, seems not to work. It ignores the VID and doesn't
create the VLAN on the hypervisor.
I added the vlan to the hypervisor now and bound cloudbr1 to it and
using it untagged in cloudstack.
Finally all is up. :-)
Now I was looking how to use a load balancer like the internal
cloudstack one or even the F5 and it seems it's not supported.
No cloudstack support for internal LB (the VR one) or F5 ? Really !!!
According to the advanced network and security groups specification (
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/CLOUDSTACK/Isolation+based+on+
Security+Groups+in+Advance+zone)
AddF5LoadBalancerCmd api commands will just fail in SG enabled zone.
That's just a joke.
4.1 did not support PF/NAT/LB services in shared network. From 4.2, all
network services are supported in shared network with or without SG so you
should be able to use F5/VR/Netscaler for LB.
I'm really close to end the cloudstack adventure and move on with open
stack.
Having a shared network with SG and loadbalancer is not really a
uncommon solution
