A previous commit [1] broke Galera on Ubuntu while trying to fix
Centos. This fixes the underlying different between the two distros
and should help prevent that kind of mistake in the future.
[1] I523d1989575dbe24a891fcae3b6bf56d83e69615
Change-Id: Ie3e47f10cb669f36f8d2f166c88555931a54e3ec
Backport: Liberty
Closes-Bug: #1509281
Xtrabackup previously used a hardcoded datadir. In the latest
update to xtrabackup, the my.cnf config option datadir is now
parsed. This variable was unset, causing galera to implode.
backport: liberty
Change-Id: I523d1989575dbe24a891fcae3b6bf56d83e69615
Closes-Bug: #1509281
This patch uses the EL7 binary bits for percona's software instead
of EL6. To match binary ABIs, it is recommended to use the same
major version of EL for CentOS.
backport: liberty
Change-Id: I1d2b146a036806c7fd2baef97a6ed861a570d26e
Partial-Fix: #1509281
The delorean repositories no longer have a separate location for
openvswitch. Now openvswitch is located in delorean-deps.repo
and the rest of delorean master is located in the delorean.repo
file. These files can be installed for both RDO and SOURCE, but
not for RHOS. This patch uses the install_metatype to make a
determination as to when to install these two repos. In the
process, we can remove the source RPM installation.
Change-Id: Ieedddd9d7ee234b6acdb03f7043d57c18e024951
Closes-Bug: #1508326
Ceph doesnt install from source on RPM because Ceph pulls in
python-requests. This causes a cpio error during unpacking
because requests is installed in the base image. A simple
workaround is to remove in the nova-compute container which
is the only container this conflict occurs within.
backport: liberty
Change-Id: I493900854a53c98f1a5cb6478675a18feceefea5
Closes-Bug: #1508236
The default timeout for Ceph GPG rpm key retrieval is 30 seconds.
In my testing, the GPG key takes approximately 50 seconds to download
often resulting in a failure to build containers that need to retrieve
the Ceph GPG sign key. Crank up the timer to 90 seconds so the key
is more likely to be downloaded, allowing images to be built.
backport: liberty
TrivialFix
Change-Id: I7420cdf8d3b61aa9f4f52795fccbe5da3e48d57b
This runs the ansible playbooks to completion.
It does not validate that OpenStack is working yet, but it will ensure
Ansible did not break.
Additional gates will be needed for this and there is a patch in
project-config to handle that.
Change-Id: I7a24a704023cc8f19d42844636e9cb512060f693
backport: liberty
Partially-Implements: blueprint functional-testing-gate
Add ability to define "profiles" in kolla-build.conf, which are
predefined sets of images to build at once.
The supplied profiles match what Steven defined in the
restructure-template bp, though others can easily be added by the user.
Multiple profiles can be supplied at once, as well as supplemented by
the existing regex mechanism, e.g. to build profiles infra, main, and
also ironic, one can use:
tools/build.py --profile infra --profile main ironic
Change-Id: I0c6f450152cb23dcfc58e0969669fcedf03fab01
Implements: bp restructure-template
Doc-Impact
With registry flag,
build image using `tools/build.py --registry 172.22.2.81:4000`
the image name looks like `172.22.2.81:4000/kollaglue/data`
When user use kolla-ansible,
user set `docker_registry` to `172.22.2.81:4000` in `/etc/kolla/globals.yml`.
Build image using `tools/build.py -n abcd`
the image name looks like `abcd/data`
When user use kolla-ansible,
user set `docker_namespace:` to `abcd` in `/etc/kolla/globals.yml`.
build image using `tools/build.py -n abcd --registry 172.22.2.81:4000`
the image name looks like `abcd/data`
When user use kolla-ansible,
user set `docker_namespace:` to `abcd` in `/etc/kolla/globals.yml`.
user set `docker_registry` to `172.22.2.81:4000` in `/etc/kolla/globals.yml`.
With the feature, it will reduce user confusing and mistaking.
Change-Id: I18ac7a3ccec032888e35f5e9a79fc190760cc8a0
Closes-Bug: #1505056
Add this repo to the openstack-base image, and use the upper-constraints
to install the client packages. Will follow up with dependant patches
for the child images to reduce the risk of breaking everything at once.
--
Background:
Many dependencies in the requirements.txt of OpenStack components have
quite loose version requirements, in many cases they will just specify a
minimum version (e.g. WebOb>=1.2.3).
The result of this is that given a Kolla image for Keystone built today,
another build of the exact same ref of Keystone could be broken
tomorrow, due to it picking up a later unsupported dependency.
The https://github.com/openstack/requirements repo exists to bring some
sanity to this situation. (It also outlines other problems it solves in
it's readme).
We also may like to checkout the stable/liberty branch of this project
in our liberty branch, once it appears.
Change-Id: Iccb4e99f8e4b6659a19c1817d0f4c697824af25c
Partial-Bug: #1505306
Unfortunately there was no was to avoid memcache for consoleauth, so
we might as well take advantage of it for Horizon as well.
Change-Id: Idd338a025b031f6b50fe0c9f03c2c8d862f9d4c0
Closes-Bug: #1504606
Closes-Bug: #1504800
