The combination alarm is deprecated and disabled
by default in Aodh, and will removed after two release
cycles in Aodh. Keep the same with Aodh, this change
deprecates combination alarm resource, before hidden it
we use ceilometer client as before because aodh client doesn't
support to manage combination alarm.
Blueprint migrate-to-use-aodh-for-alarms
Change-Id: Ibe8fe35a0cf9efe3d2809041ee480c99a75166cd
This changes:
1. use aodhclient to manage gnocchi alarm
resources, including create, update, delete, check, suspend,
resume and show.
2. rename OS::Ceilometer::Gnocchi* to OS::Aodh::Gnochhi*
3. considering to compatible with old templates with gnocchi
alarm resources, set resource_registry to map Ceilometer gnocchi
alarms to Aodh gnocchi alarms.
Blueprint migrate-to-use-aodh-for-alarms
Change-Id: I1507e5c82dbd7437000900eb1a46fe37806833b1
This changes:
1. use aodhclient to manage OS::Ceilometer::Alarm
resource, including create, update, delete, check, suspend,
resume and show.
2. rename OS::Ceilometer::Alarm to OS::Aodh::Alarm
3. considering to compatible with old templates with resource
OS::Ceilometer::Alarm, set resource_registry to map Ceilometer alarm
to Aodh alarm
Blueprint migrate-to-use-aodh-for-alarms
Change-Id: I6e2d14f15a345b927b53adc237cf2bf4010842f0
This also adds a deprecation warning.
This also changes the default to use Ceilometer.
Release message:
Anyone deploying Heat should not be using OS::Heat::CWLiteAlarm, but
OS::Ceilometer::Alarm.
CWLiteAlarm should be explictly disabled in /etc/heat/heat.conf by
setting "enable_cloud_watch_lite=false". This will stop Heat from
running a period task check for alarms.
DocImpact
Change-Id: I2a10c14772bdafc001e211d7e94502ac1f6b32b1
Closes-bug: #1322128
The old dbinstance will soon be overtaken by the trove resource.
- The only reason for keeping this around is for people that don't
have trove installed and want to use the AWS resource.
- Seperating it out into a TemplateResource really makes it easier
for deployers and users to customise it.
- The old dbinstance did nothing "special" in python, and was really
one of the first "TemplateResources" as it attempted to convert properties
into parameters. Since this in now done a lot better in the TemplateResource
lets just make use of that.
This will make it easier to migrate to other distros and versions.
Partial-Bug: #1215797
Change-Id: If72e1f40f67dc831551e0db8df8caaa002aaaeda
The other resources are named by project so this is to
try and be more consistent.
There is a mapping to allow the original name to work.
Change-Id: If60cc577a5a770bdaada70c7eae1ae3fc1776056
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