The XenAPI driver was removed during the Victoria release [1], while the
libvirt+xen driver has been removed in the Wallaby release [2]. Remove
references to Xen from DevStack since its all a no-op now.
[1] I42b302afbb1cfede7a0f7b16485a596cd70baf17
[2] I73305e82da5d8da548961b801a8e75fb0e8c4cf1
Change-Id: If7055feb88391f496a5e5e4c72008bf0050c5356
Signed-off-by: Stephen Finucane <sfinucan@redhat.com>
Switch to "modern" way of building docs using sphinx-build directly,
remove now unsed parts from setup.cfg.
Upgrade to openstackdocstheme 1.20 and remove obsolete variables from
conf.py.
Convert external links to internal RST links so that Sphinx can verify
that they are correct.
Replace redirected links with new targets.
Use opendev.org instead of github.com where appropriate.
Change-Id: Iedcc008b170821aa74acefc02ec6a243a0dc307c
The xen tools have been moved to the project of *os-xenapi* since
os-xenapi 0.3.0. We also did some refact work on these tools in
os-xenapi. This commit is to remove these tools from devstack. So
that os-xenapi will be the single place for xen tools.
Change-Id: I4fdbe6bce12dfedd0d1e975ab8dd624ee3740c11
Previously we use a specific integration bridge for neutron ovs agent
which is running in compute node, but this isn't necessary, this
patch is to remove the specific integration bridge for XenSever and
remove the custom integration bridge definition
Depends-On: I675565e1ea6c887d40d7a53f62968c4aa385ecca
Change-Id: If5886e3711765a97f40f20e478f958b988b5a620
When using XenServer as hypervisor, install_os_domU.sh will create
integration bridge for compute node when neutron network is used.
But it should provide a way to allow moving of the VM to another
host (with a different XEN_INTEGRATION_BRIDGE) for easier install.
This patch is to provide the way to let user have the chance to
configure integration bridge themselves
Change-Id: If923a5e978e77fc091d24b6e1fe7a83a3375da09
there are a few lingering instances of SERVICE_TOKEN in the docs
and some of the scripts in tools.
Change-Id: I9d2147eea6639db1f4ea15a259c147eecfc339ff
IMAGE_URLS could be set both in localrc with customization or stackrc by
default. By setting DOWNLOAD_DEFAULT_IMAGES, user could choose to add
default images to IMAGE_URLS or overwrite them.
As uploading duplicate images will cause a "409 Conflict" error, a
duplicate detection will expose it earlier.
Care needs to be taken that you don't end up with a duplicate image, so
clean up Xen's README.
Depends-On: I6fbae12f950a03afab39f341132746d3db9f788c
Change-Id: I3ca4e576aa3fb8992c08ca44900a8c53dd4b4163
Closes-Bug: #1473432
Update the default CIRROS_VERSION to 0.3.4, which has better support
for IPv6 and some other bugfixes.
Co-Authored-By: Scott Moser <smoser@ubuntu.com>
Change-Id: I03ee6e1403680fb6c421225a7cadaf8a82edf702
Depends-On: Iac9f108d947ff4a51f99c6e8ad9d1ac5b32c000a
Cirros 0.3.2 is fixing the host name setting issue, which
is required for turning on the tempest instance validation tests.
Change-Id: I1b87740ab02c4eb0a8df653a35e1f85d40abda51
Related-Bug: #1132686
At the moment, xenserver installation depends on github snapshots.
Unfortunately, git.openstack.org does not have that capability. This
fix includes:
- Exit with error code, if a download fails
- create proper urls, even if they are using the git protocol
- set git base to github - so we are able to do snapshots
Fixes bug: 1259905
Change-Id: I8d0cf8bf8abb16ee0a4b138a6719409c75e7a146
This change updates the readme, so that it is easier to get started, and
reflects the actual behavior of DevStack.
Changes in README.md:
- Link to xenserver download page
- Remove neutron interface - it is no longer installed by devstack
- Add appendix with
- How to use a different ubuntu mirror
- How to use a proxy for ubuntu
- How to re-use the created VM
- Remove run from snapshot section and "do cloudy stuff"
Changes in the Readme-embedded sample localrc:
- Upload a vhd image and a uec image by default - easier to get started
Change-Id: I13bb8e59ff5367ff7623fe9aa273886a957f81a7
VM installation created a machine with multiple network interfaces. This
is a needless complexity at that point, we only need one interface. This
change removes the complex network interface setup from
install-os-vpx.sh script, so that only one network interface is created,
which is connected to the selected network (management by default). This
change also removes a lot of non-used code from install-os-vpx.sh
Specify the network to be used for ubuntu netinstall with:
UBUNTU_INST_BRIDGE_OR_NET_NAME
defaults to $MGT_BRIDGE_OR_NET_NAME.
This change also includes:
- use precise as default
Related to blueprint xenapi-devstack-cleanup
Change-Id: Ib0a0a316e849f2c2651305ea657c84820cd2bb3b
OpenStack VM had 4 interfaces, from which eth0 was connected to HIMN (Host
Internal Management Network), and not used at all. The reason for not
using this interface according to johngarbutt is:
- VNC console would not work
- migrations would not work
- many other things
This change removes the interface, thus devstack is providing the
same architecture as described in the official documentation, YAGNI
applied on the HIMN:
http://goo.gl/dmrNF
The change also modifies some defaults, so it's easier to get started:
- The Ubuntu VM is network-installed through the management network
- OS VM is getting its address on the management network through DHCP
- Default Public IP addresses aligned to stack.sh defaults
- OS Services are listening on Management Interface
Related to blueprint xenapi-devstack-cleanup
Change-Id: I73c9751ade6f4786b8b682a1994cb87f0a624379
The Xenserver/XCP part of devstack was configuring the hypervisor's
connectivity to the outer world, by adding VLANs, and physical
interfaces to the virtual networks. It added a lot of complexity, and
made it hard to get started with XenServer. This patch removes that
extra complexity, so it is left as an exercise for the user.
Related to blueprint blueprint xenapi-devstack-cleanup
Change-Id: If3367335c3da8621d0afe1f6cae77511fbdbb3e2
Add error on unitialised variable to the scripts. This way some issues
were identified. Also modify README with fresh variables. The patch
includes:
- Add SWIFT_HASH to the README
- Add XENAPI_CONNECTION_URL to the README
- Add VNCSERVER_PROXYCLIENT_ADDRESS to the README
- Introduce UBUNTU_INST_IFACE which is the OpenStack VM interface used
for the netinstall. It defaults to eth3. Previously this parameter
was set by the combination of HOST_IP_IFACE and the undocumented
NETINSTALL_IP
- get rid of NETINSTALL_IP
- xenrc includes CLEAN_TEMPLATES
- xenrc no longer tries to change directory
- remove chrooting from prepare_guest.sh (STAGING_DIR was always / )
- remove DO_TGZ variable from prepare_guest.sh
- use arguments to call prepare_guest.sh, instead of env vars
- Fix backslash escaping in prepare_guest_template.sh
NOTE: networking is about to be addressed in a separate change.
Related to blueprint xenapi-devstack-cleanup
Change-Id: Ie9a75321c7f41cc9a0cc051398d1e6ec2c88adfa
I have ensured:
- template gets re-used on second run
- template includes XenServer tools, and custom user accounts
- take snapshot before first boot, for easy re-run
- make host_ip_iface work with either eth2 or eth3
- make ssh into domU checks looser
- above is all ground work for improved jenkins tests
- added some more comments to make it scripts clearer
Change-Id: I5c45370bf8a1393d669480e196b13f592d29154f
Modify the README to specify the new steps to install Openstack on
XenServer. Specifically, the new install will use a network-installed
Ubuntu VM on the XenServer host and install the OpenStack services on it.
This eliminates the need for the dev machine (which was required
with XenServer 6.0 and above).
Change-Id: I5f86aa7929754e04ec4a959053c3fb871e3cda76
This script creates a template for an Ubuntu 11.10 VM on Xenserver.
This is not officially supported by Citrix, but is useful, as most
of the Openstack development and instructions are based on it.
Change-Id: I8457f88ebe1065429d4c03de11d7ab0ef22f357a
Stephen Finucane