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This refactors the nova-novncproxy configuration in TripleO
so that it can be used in a cloud where the compute hosts
don't each have to be assigned a public IP. With the
new configuration the nova-novncproxy is configured
to run on the nova-api (controller) node which
typically will have a public IP assigned to it.
Specific changes include:
-move novnc element to nova-novncproxy
-move all the nova-novncproxy stuff out of nova-kvm into
the new nova-novncproxy element
-configures Fedora iptables rules to support noVNC
connections on 6080
-Adds a new nova.public_ip parameter which is used
to construct the novncproxy_base_url. This may be
returned directly to cloud users via
'nova get-vnc-console' or consumed by Horizon.
-Set vncserver_proxyclient_address to the real
local(internal) IP address for the compute host.
Previously we used 127.0.0.1 which won't work
unless nova-novncproxy runs on the Nova compute host.
To do this we use {{local-ipv4}} which should always
be the Heat provided local management IP address
for the compute host.
Change-Id: I18cdc36248749390f0ab1e2c454741dbf2736e7f
Closes-bug: #1309510
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| README.md | ||
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README.md
Install nova-novncproxy along with the necessary components from noVNC.
Configuration (via the nova element)
When using VNC be sure to set nova.public_ip (providated via the nova element). This is used to specify the novncproxy_base_url for external proxy connections and is typically configured on controller nodes.