- Python 2 is no longer supported
- setup.py is no longer managed by the global tooling
- Recent pip does not require appropriate order in requirement files
Change-Id: Iaa1aa0022e207cceb26ed45474bc6edfbbec4faa
Commit 276028cca2 added these
requirements to setup.py from a custom build hook. These requirements
can now be expressed in requirements.txt. We need to move them there
so that the global requirements sync job can continue to keep setup.py
in sync with the global version.
Depends-on: I2369971d306c10dc39a1b89698cec95cf7551d07
Change-Id: I3c07c279d33f6aed46c3a97dd9ba81251e51429a
The pbr setup_hook has not been needed for a while, so remove it. The
neutron hook has been broken for a while: it places a setup_requires
build dependency on everything in neutron/__init__.py, which is
non-empty, but setup_requires is handled by easy install so we try
very hard to avoid it. Instead, we can use environment markers to
selectively include the win32 dependencies without requiring that
neutron be importable during setup.py execution. This is unusual
in OpenStack and will eventually be moved to a regular
requirements.txt dependency with the same marker - once we've finished
the integration work to make markers work properly in
requirements.txt.
Change-Id: Icdc403a3ccf06daeccf2a907a7bfeafd8dbbb5dd
Implements Mellanox Quantum plugin.
This plugin implements Quantum v2 APIs with support for Mellanox embedded
switch functionality as part of the VPI (Ethernet/InfiniBand) HCA.
Change-Id: I22907dfec5b6cb8f6ad8c3b6e390abc4f8e0ac10
* s+[/.]nicira_nvp_plugin++
* Backwards compatibility is maintained by importing the
nicira package as nicira_nvp_plugin in the plugins package.
* It may be necessary to remove stale .pyc/.pyo files under the
nicira path after applying this patch.
* DocImpact
* Addresses bug 1166307
Change-Id: I241a2a75106398506b01bcb7a6ddbaafa1b7bd30
Scope: Unification of all the various plugin files for the Cisco plugin into a single file.
Use Cases: Quantum with the Cisco plugin.
Implementation Overview: All the config values contained in the various files in
etc/quantum/plugins/cisco will be unified into a single file
etc/quantum/plugins/cisco/cisco_plugin.ini. The plugins needs to be modified to
read from a single file instead of multiple.
Added quantum.openstack.common.cfg support.
Change-Id: I9ef356eccfe330c3733f441b96400d03c3d7d1df
This commit indicates that the master branch has moved on to
representing the "havana" release. The previous commit will be use to
start the milestone-proposed branch for grizzly.
All future changes for grizzly must first be merged
into master, and then back-ported to a grizzly milestone-proposed branch
(or once grizzly is released, the stable/grizzly branch).
Change-Id: Ic2fadf815fd13d8c3d0afbc6493f8cd3ea6545d2
implements blueprint lbaas-namespace-agent
This a reference implemention of the Quantum load balancing service
using HAProxy. The implemention is designed for vendors, developers,
and deployers to become familiar with the API and service workflow.
This change also adds some constraint checks for data integrity.
Change-Id: I10a67da11840477ccf063b98149f4f77248802a1
blueprint brocade-quantum-plugin
This plugin is meant to orchestrate Brocade VCS switches
running NOS, examples of these are:
1. VDX 67xx series of switches
2. VDX 87xx series of switches
Change-Id: Ia8c91ba0e70d3dc7fa79e7f0e09f869542846954
PLUMgrid plugin supports Quantum Core V2 APIs over an infrastructure running
PLUMgrid Network Virtualization Platform.
The plugin will interact directly with the Hypervisor layer to provide all the
networking functionality requested by Quantum APIs.
It will be based on a controller-mode implementation were all resources state
will be controlled and handled by the plugin.
Implements: blueprint plumgrid-quantum-plugin
Change-Id: I6bc8d32b83982e10f661913e85494468cf10e0e2
In support of tag-based versioning, update to latest oslo-version.
This changes from using versioninfo files to using PKG_INFO.
Change-Id: Ia7d212d531305997153204dfffa44beed4bad0d3
Removing unused plugins and code from the Cisco plugin framework.
Change-Id: Ib22d173a088ad50b410a51a1d92685259d0af473
Implements: blueprint cisco-plugin-cleanup
Some changes in setup.py are required to properly handle dependencies
and data files on WIndows (including Hyper-V server).
A console script called "quantum-hyperv-agent" has also been added to
start the Hyper-V agent
Change-Id: Ifac2d33afabac242d9dab87b0bc1764421efc16f
implements blueprint quantum-db-upgrades
This changeset provide database migration capabilities to Quantum by
wrapping the Alembic library.
Change-Id: I8ba3a07f5a65e0fda9c0e85ed9c07c5978c53bc7
Fixes bug 1091605
The utility should be called after rebooting an appliance. This
will purge the openvswicth of configured tap devices.
A configuration variable quantum_ports has been added. This is
by default True which indicates that only Quantum ports will be
deleted from the OVS. If this is set as False then all ports on the
bridge will be deleted.
Change-Id: I442f64cf82f95bfa99d7765eb09db1ce2ecf602e
blueprint metadata-overlapping-networks
Adds Metadata for guest VMs running on Qunatum networks. This requires
a companion patchset for Nova to test.
Change-Id: I524c6fdcd6a44e46da08395fd84c1288052a69ea
Updating setup and version require code changes in the code base. This is done
here to support Id9c116a1e10e5c240913fae7a127110b806eff0f
Change-Id: I60b6dd6d684982e33de8fbf051a3dcaf98cb9b87
and this was missed.
This broke quantum-l3-agent when setup.py was
used to install but did not affect package installs.
This change fixes the issue.
Change-Id: I820d26fba5d2774262577ed4fbae81dc7362e93e
Fixes bug 1050045.
Currently, setup.py will not copy l3_agent.ini and rootwrap filters
into directory /etc/quantum. Add copy operation in setup.py for those
config files so that those files will be copied into proper directory.
Change-Id: I7052d6c07ffd4d03cafa93187d8072053ee0a832
This agent client plugs itself into each network.
Then tries to ping each fixed_ips.
Implements blueprint test-agent
Change-Id: I3908e37401272e9e091ceae66e72cfcdd13b7898
Fixes bug 1035366
Adds namespace clean up utility called quantum-netns-cleanup which can be used
to remove old namespaces.
The --force option can be used to remove all Quantum namespaces and any
remaining devices. The force option is should not be run on a live Quantum
systems. It is intended for cleaning up devstack a after running
unstack.sh (ideally this will be added to unstack.sh in the future).
Example cmd line when cleaning up a devstack install:
quantum-netns-cleanup --config-file /etc/quantum/quantum.conf \
--config-file /etc/quantum/dhcp_agent.ini --force
Change-Id: I6cf153df21e83bff2cde816db12b22102d1ba698
Fix bug 1037815
Summary: Copy/paste the essential parts of the rootwrap
mechanism from nova/cinder into quantum. This includes
the core changes to filter.py and wrapper.py which deal
with loading filters from files pointed to by
rootwrap.conf
Detailed changes:
Transliterate the old rootwrap/*-agent.py files to
new format, and put the results in etc/quantum/rootwrap.d
Delete the *-agent.py files.
Add conf to point to etc/quantum/rootwrap.d
Add a unit test cribbed from nova to exercise the filter
mechanism
Add a unit test to exercise the actual filtered execution
Note that as written, this patch does not set the default
execute mechanism (in the agent .ini files) to rootwrap,
leaves it as sudo. That can be done in a followon
change, or in distro specific packaging.
Note also that there is still work to do around finishing
and testing the filter specs themselves. We've decided
that that is out of scope for this patch.
Change-Id: I9aba6adc5ba40b6145be5fa38c5ece3b666ae5ca
Fixes bug 1022804
This is phase 2 of the bug fix. This changeset adds support for dnsmasq
--dhcp-script to notify Quantum of lease renewals. Communication between
dnsmasq and the Quantum DHCP agent occurs via UNIX domain socket since dnsmasq
may run in a network namespace. The DHCP agent is responsible for
relaying the updated lease expiration back the Quantum server.
Change-Id: If42b76bbb9ec7543e681e26b9add8eb1d7054eeb
bp quantum-l3-fw-nat
router & floating IP API calls, plugin db, and agent implemented
and unit tested
Change-Id: I6ee61396d22e2fd7840aa2ff7d1f6f4a2c6e54d4
This plugin supports multiple plugins at same time. This plugin is for L3 connectivility
between networks which are realized by different plugins. This plugin add new attribute 'flavor:id'.
flavor:id correspond to specific plugin. flavor-plugin mapping could be configureable by plugin_list config.
This plugin also support extensions. We can map extension to plugin by using extension_map config.
Implements blueprint metaplugin
Change-Id: Ia94d2349fb3ce9f121bbd2505324ae6f0c34247a
Fixes bug 1018833. We're looking at this as a possible pan-project
option instead of manual MANIFEST.in inclusion and then looking for
where the tarballs differ.
Change-Id: I25287d5aca2046c6b613b05d54281533bdd6f79f
blueprint use-common-cfg
In addition this ensures that the cisco extension units are working
with the common cfg code.
Change-Id: I8c1f81e295e7ed593f0b58885efeeb15339b7733
More specifically uses global CONF for the quantum.conf file.
Added support for the RYU plugin (similar to ovs and lb,
which use non-global conf for plugins)
patch 27: clean up find_config_file
patch 28: for config file use old paths (plugin unit tests)
this hopefully will be replaced when we move to common
config file
patch 30: rebase and merge (utils.py and policy.py)
Change-Id: Ic0bf5bdd44f24a557240f7afe4e070dee448c63c
Takashi Kajinami