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---
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features:
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- Middleware was added to parse the X-Forwarded-Proto HTTP header or the
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Proxy protocol in order to help neutron respond with the correct URL refs
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when it's put behind a TLS proxy (such as HAProxy). This adds
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http_proxy_to_wsgi middleware to the pipeline. This middleware is disabled
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by default, but can be enabled via a configuration option in the
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oslo_middleware group.
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- Middleware was added to parse the ``X-Forwarded-Proto`` HTTP header or the
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Proxy protocol in order to help Neutron respond with the correct URL
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references when it's put behind a TLS proxy such as ``haproxy``. This adds
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``http_proxy_to_wsgi`` middleware to the pipeline. This middleware is
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disabled by default, but can be enabled via a configuration option in the
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``[oslo_middleware]`` group.
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upgrade:
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- The api-paste.ini configuration file for the paste pipeline was updated to
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add the http_proxy_to_wsgi middleware.
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- The ``api-paste.ini`` configuration file for the paste pipeline was updated
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to add the ``http_proxy_to_wsgi`` middleware.
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---
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prelude: >
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The LinuxBridge agent now supports QoS DSCP marking.
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features:
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- The LinuxBridge agent can now configure DSCP marking for packets outgoing
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for ports with QoS policy.
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- The Linux Bridge agent now supports QoS DSCP marking rules.
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---
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prelude: >
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Keepalived VRRP health check functionality to enable verification of
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connectivity from the "master" router to all gateways.
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features:
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- Activation of this feature enables gateway connectivity validation and
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rescheduling of the "master" router to another node when connectivity
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is lost. If all routers lose connectivity to the gateways, the election
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process will be repeated round-robin until one of the routers restores
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its gateway connection. In the mean time, all of the routers will be
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reported as "master".
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- Keepalived VRRP health check functionality to enable verification of
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connectivity from the "master" router to all gateways. Activation of this
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feature enables gateway connectivity validation and rescheduling of the
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"master" router to another node when connectivity is lost. If all routers
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lose connectivity to the gateways, the election process will be repeated
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round-robin until one of the routers restores its gateway connection. In
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the mean time, all of the routers will be reported as "master".
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---
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features:
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- Linux Bridge now supports egress minimum bandwidth configuration.
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- Linux Bridge driver now supports QoS egress minimum bandwidth limit rules.
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deprecations:
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- Configuration parameters ``kernel_hz`` and ``tbf_latency`` in ``QoS``
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section have been removed, because tc-tbf is no longer used.
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- Configuration options ``kernel_hz`` and ``tbf_latency`` in ``[qos]``
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section have been removed due to being no longer used.
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---
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prelude: >
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Add configuration options to enable the segments plugin to use the
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placement ReST API. This API enables the segments plugin to influence
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the placement of instances based on the availability of IPv4 addresses
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in routed networks.
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features:
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- A new section is added to neutron.conf, `[placement]`.
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- The `[placement]` section has two new options.
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- First option, `region_name`, indicates the placement region to use. This
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option is useful if keystone manages more than one region.
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- Second option, `endpoint_type`, indicates the type of the placement
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endpoint to use. This endpoint will be looked up in the keystone catalog
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and should be one of 'public', 'internal' or 'admin'.
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- Add a new configuration section, ``[placement]``, with two new options that
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allow to make ``segments`` plugin to use the ``Compute`` placement ReST
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API. This API allows to influence node placement of instances based on
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availability of IPv4 addresses in routed networks. The first option,
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`region_name`, indicates the placement region to use. This option is useful
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if keystone manages more than one region. The second option,
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`endpoint_type`, determines the type of a placement endpoint to use. This
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endpoint will be looked up in the keystone catalog and should be one of
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``public``, ``internal`` or ``admin``.
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---
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deprecations:
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- The 'physical_device_mappings' option is deprecated
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and will be removed in Pike. The PCI device validation
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is made in Nova with the 'pci_whitelist' config option.
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Therefore it is redundant to validate it in Neutron
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with physical_device_mappings.
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- The ``physical_device_mappings`` option is deprecated and will be removed
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in Pike. PCI device validation is done in Nova, controlled via the
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``pci_whitelist`` configuration option. Therefore it is redundant to
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validate it in Neutron with ``physical_device_mappings``.
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---
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deprecations:
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- L3 agent send_arp_for_ha configuration option is deprecated and will be
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removed in Pike. The functionality will remain and the agent will send
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three gratuitious ARPs whenever a new floating IP is configured.
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- The L3 agent ``send_arp_for_ha configuration`` option is deprecated and
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will be removed in Pike. The functionality will remain, and the agent will
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send three gratuitious ARPs whenever a new floating IP is configured.
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---
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prelude: >
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Designate driver can use Keystone v3 auth options.
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features:
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- "[designate] section accepts now auth_type parameter,
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and the usual keystoneauth options (e.g. auth_url,
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username, user_domain_name, password, project_name,
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project_domain_name), so Keystone v3 endpoints can
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be used."
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- Designate driver can now use Keystone v3 authentication options. "The
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``[designate]`` section now accepts the ``auth_type`` option, as well as
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other ``keystoneauth`` options (e.g. ``auth_url``, ``username``,
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``user_domain_name``, ``password``, ``project_name``,
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``project_domain_name``)."
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upgrade:
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- The configuration option dhcp_domain in the
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dhcp_agent.ini file was deprecated in the Liberty
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cycle. This value is no longer supported, dns_domain
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in neutron.conf should be used instead.
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- The ``dhcp_domain`` DHCP agent configuration option was deprecated in
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Liberty cycle, and now is no longer used. The ``dns_domain`` option should
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be used instead.
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---
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fixes:
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- A special case has been added to allow the creation of DHCP ports
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on Service Subnets that do not have the service type "network:dhcp",
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provided that the subnet has 'enable_dhcp' set to 'True'.
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This fixes the recurring error seen when neutron attempts to
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automatically create a DHCP port on a dhcp-enabled subnet after the
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subnet is created. See bug report
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`1636963 <https://bugs.launchpad.net/neutron/+bug/1636963>`_ for
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more details.
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---
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prelude: >
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IPv6 addresses in DHCP namespaces will now be
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(correctly) statically configured by the DHCP agent.
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fixes:
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- There is a race condition when adding ports in
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DHCP namespaces where an IPv6 address could be
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dynamically created via SLAAC from a Router
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Advertisement sent from the L3 agent, leading to
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a failure to start the DHCP agent. This bug has
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been fixed, but care must be taken on an upgrade
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dealing with any possibly stale dynamic addresses.
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For more information, see bug
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`1627902 <https://launchpad.net/bugs/1627902>`_.
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- There is a race condition when adding ports in DHCP namespaces where an
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IPv6 address could be dynamically created via SLAAC from a Router
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Advertisement sent from the L3 agent, leading to a failure to start the
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DHCP agent. This bug has been fixed, but care must be taken on an upgrade
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dealing with any potentially stale dynamic addresses. For more
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information, see bug `1627902 <https://launchpad.net/bugs/1627902>`_.
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upgrade:
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- On upgrade, IPv6 addresses in the DHCP namespaces
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that have been created dynmically via SLAAC will be
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removed, and a static IPv6 address will be added
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instead.
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- On upgrade, IPv6 addresses in DHCP namespaces that have been created
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dynamically via SLAAC will be removed, and static IPv6 addresses will be
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added instead.
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---
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prelude: >
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Due to changes in internal L3 logic, a server
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crash/backend failure during FIP creation may
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leave dangling ports attached on external
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networks. These ports can be identified by a
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'PENDING' device_id. The neutron server will
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attempt a cleanup periodically to address the issue.
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other:
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- If a floating IP creation gets interrupted by
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a server crash or backend failure, a port can
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be left behind on the external network. Neutron
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will now automatically clean these up after
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approximately 10 minutes. This time value is not
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configurable.
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- Ports in this state will be visible on the external
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network to admins, and will have a device_id value
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of 'PENDING'. They can also be removed manually by
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an admin if waiting for the periodic job to do it is
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undesired.
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- Due to changes in internal L3 logic, a server crash/backend failure during
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FIP creation may leave dangling ports attached on external networks. These
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ports can be identified by a ``PENDING`` ``device_id`` parameter. While
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those ports can also be removed by admins, the ``neutron-server`` service
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will now also trigger periodic (approximately once in 10 minutes) cleanup
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to address the issue.
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---
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deprecations:
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- The iptables firewall driver will no longer enable bridge firewalling in
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next versions of Neutron. If your distribution overrides the default
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- The ``iptables`` firewall driver will no longer enable bridge firewalling
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in next versions of Neutron. If your distribution overrides the default
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value for any of relevant sysctl settings
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(``net.bridge.bridge-nf-call-arptables``,
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``net.bridge.bridge-nf-call-ip6tables``, and
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upgrades:
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- On newer Linux kernels (3.18+) you will need to load the ``br_netfilter``
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kernel module before starting an Open vSwitch or Linuxbridge agent using
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iptables based firewall. Otherwise the agent will fail to start.
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``iptables`` firewall driver. Otherwise the agent will fail to start.
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---
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features:
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- A new mechanism has been added to netns_cleanup to
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kill processes that are listening on any port/unix
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socket within the namespace. This will try to kill
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them gracefully via SIGTERM and, if they don't die,
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then a SIGKILL will be sent to the remaining
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processes to ensure a proper cleanup.
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- A new mechanism has been added to the ``neutron-netns-cleanup`` tool that
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allows to kill processes listening on any ``Unix`` or network socket within
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a namespace. The new mechanism will try to kill those processes gracefully
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using the ``SIGTERM`` signal and, if they refuse to die, then the
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``SIGKILL`` signal will be sent to each remaining process to ensure a
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proper cleanup.
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prelude: |
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``oslo.messaging.notify.drivers`` entry points have been removed
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other:
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- |
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The ``oslo.messaging.notify.drivers`` entry points that were left in
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tree for backward compatibility with Icehouse have been removed.
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Configure notifications using the oslo_messaging configuration options
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in ``neutron.conf``.
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upgrade:
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- Obsolete ``oslo.messaging.notify.drivers`` entrypoints that were left
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in tree for backwards compatibility with pre-Icehouse releases have been
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removed. Those are ``neutron.openstack.common.notifier.log_notifier``,
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``neutron.openstack.common.notifier.no_op_notifier``,
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``neutron.openstack.common.notifier.test_notifier``,
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``neutron.openstack.common.notifier.rpc_notifier2``,
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``neutron.openstack.common.notifier.rpc_notifier``.
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Use values provided by ``oslo.messaging`` library to configure notification
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drivers.
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upgrade:
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- The neutron.conf:min_l3_agents_per_router option was
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deprecated in Newton and removed in Ocata. HA routers
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- The ``min_l3_agents_per_router`` configuration option was
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deprecated in Newton cycle and removed in Ocata. HA routers
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no longer require a minimal number of L3 agents to
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be created, although obviously require at least
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two L3 agents to provide HA. The rationale for the
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be created, although obviously they require at least
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two L3 agents to provide HA guarantees. The rationale for the
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removal of the option is the case a router was created
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just when an agent was not operational. The creation
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of the router will now succeed and when a second agent
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of the router will now succeed, and when a second agent
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resumes operation the router will be scheduled to it
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providing HA.
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---
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issues:
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- In kernels < 3.19 net.ipv4.ip_nonlocal_bind was not
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a per-namespace kernel option. L3 HA sets this option
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to zero to avoid sending gratuitous ARPs for IP addresses
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that were removed while processing. If this happens then
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gratuitous ARPs are going to be sent which might populate
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ARP caches of peer machines with the wrong MAC address.
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- In kernels < 3.19 ``net.ipv4.ip_nonlocal_bind`` sysctl option was not
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isolated to network namespace scope. L3 HA sets this option to zero to
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avoid sending gratuitous ARPs for IP addresses that were removed while
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processing. If this happens, then gratuitous ARPs will be sent. It may
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populate ARP cache tables of peer machines with wrong MAC addresses.
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fixes:
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- Versions of keepalived < 1.2.20 don't send gratuitous ARPs
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when keepalived process receives SIGHUP signal. These
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versions are not packaged in some Linux distributions like
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RHEL, CentOS or Ubuntu Xenial. Not sending gratuitous ARPs
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may lead to peer ARP caches containing wrong information
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about floating IP addresses until the entry is invalidated.
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Neutron now sends gratuitous ARPs for all new IP addresses
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that appear on non-HA interfaces in router namespace which
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simulates behavior of new versions of keepalived.
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- Versions of ``keepalived`` < 1.2.20 don't send gratuitous ARPs when
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keepalived process receives a ``SIGHUP`` signal. These versions are not
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packaged in some Linux distributions like Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7,
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CentOS 7, or Ubuntu Xenial. Not sending gratuitous ARPs may lead to peer
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ARP cache tables containing wrong entries about floating IP addresses until
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those entries are invalidated. To fix that scenario, Neutron now sends
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gratuitous ARPs for all new IP addresses that appear on non-HA interfaces
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in router namespaces. This behavior simulates behavior of new versions of
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``keepalived``.
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---
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prelude: >
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- The created_at and updated_at fields available on Neutron
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resources now include a timezone indicator at the end.
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Because this is a change in format, the old 'timestamp_core'
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extension has been removed and replaced with a 'timestamp'
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extension.
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features:
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- The ``created_at`` and ``updated_at`` resource fields now include a
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timezone indicator at the end. Because this is a change in field format,
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the old ``timestamp_core`` extension has been removed and replaced with a
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``standard-attr-timestamp`` extension.
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upgrade:
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- The 'timestamp_core' extension has been removed and replaced
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with the 'standard-attr-timestamp' extension. Objects will still
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have timestamps in the 'created_at' and 'updated_at' fields, but
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they will have the timestamp appended to the end of them
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to be consistent with other OpenStack projects.
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fixes:
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- Bug 1561200 has been fixed by including the timezone with
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Neutron 'created_at' and 'updated_at' fields.
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- The ``timestamp_core`` extension has been removed and replaced with the
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``standard-attr-timestamp`` extension. Resources will still have timestamps
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in the ``created_at`` and ``updated_at`` fields, but timestamps will have
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time zone info appended to the end to be consistent with other OpenStack
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projects.
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features:
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- Initial support for oslo.privsep has been added. A usage example,
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including unit tests, exists with ip_lib.get_routing_table.
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- Initial support for ``oslo.privsep`` has been added. Most external commands
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are still executed using ``oslo.rootwrap``.
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---
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features:
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- vhost-user reconnect is a mechanism which allows
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a vhost-user frontend to reconnect to a vhost-user
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backend in the event the backend terminates.
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This enable a VM utilising a vhost-user interface
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to reconnect automatically to the backend e.g.
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a vSwitch without requiring the VM to reboot.
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In this release, support was added to the neutron
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Open vSwitch agent and ml2 driver for vhost-user
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reconnect.
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- vhost-user reconnect is a mechanism which allows a vhost-user frontend to
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reconnect to a vhost-user backend in the event the backend terminates
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either as a result of a graceful shutdown or a crash. This allows a VM
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utilising a vhost-user interface to reconnect automatically to the backend
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e.g. Open vSwitch without requiring the VM to reboot. In this release,
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support was added to the neutron Open vSwitch agent and ``ml2`` driver for
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vhost-user reconnect.
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other:
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- vhost-user reconnect allows VMs using vhost-user
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interfaces to reconnect to the vhost-user backend if
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the backend terminates either as a result of a graceful
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shutdown or a crash without requiring the VM to reboot.
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- vhost-user reconnect requires dpdk 16.07 and qemu 2.7
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and ovs 2.6 to function. if an older qemu is used,
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reconnect will not be available but vhost-user will
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still function.
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- vhost-user reconnect requires dpdk 16.07 and qemu 2.7 and openvswitch 2.6
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to function. if an older qemu is used, reconnect will not be available but
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vhost-user will still function.
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