Current Swift playbook is based on the preassumption of AIO setup.
However, if one goes with default multinode setup
(ansible/inventory/multinode), it follows the P + ACO deployment model,
which proxy-server runs on controller nodes where ACO
(account/container/object services) run on storage nodes.
It will break because swift proxy-server no longer has access (it
shouldn't have) to /srv/node path. This change ensure disk mounting part
only happens on storage node. It also moves chown from proxy-server
Dockerfile to rsyncd because no matter with PACO, P+ACO or P+A+C+O
model, rsyncd is always running on each storage node.
Change-Id: I3aa20454902caa9c84d3901bb91e4e4c93ac5f34
Partially-Implements: blueprint swift-physical-disk
Closes-Bug: #1537544
Add back missing swift proxy server image which was removed in Swift
shared image change.
TrivialFix
Change-Id: Icf13d4a1550192f73e266a6c6aa74f604ee4e77a
This change let Swift detect and use physical disk for storage. The
old named volume for storage isn't really useful for any serious setup.
Also updated swift-guide.rst accordingly.
Change-Id: I4f577b7b69d8bcd8b3961500946241c65a16db22
Partially-Implements: blueprint swift-physical-disk
Add bootstrap label to all bootstrap containers to ensure that when
the a new container is launched a difference is seen between it and
the bootstrap container since we cannot rely on ENV variables for
this. This only affects mariadb at this stage, but it is needed to
ensure rabbitmq works when we switch to named volumes.
Change-Id: Ia022af26212d2e5445c06149848831037a508407
Closes-Bug: #1538136
There is no reason to have a hostname-unique pidfile in the container
as we currently have. This posed problems with kolla-mesos reusing
the same script. Since there is no reason for this pidfile to be
configurable in path _at_ _all_, we hardcode the path.
Additionally, we adjust the file perm change to only update the perms
on the folder if it is not already properly set.
This also incorperates a kolla-ansible file in the bootstrap process
which follows our other container techniques of using the idempotent
creation of a volume in the bootstrap process (see nova)
TrivialFix
Related-Bug: #1538136
Change-Id: I2380529fc7146a9603145cdc31e649cb8841f7dd
Since the fetch script fetched _all_ keyrings from the ceph-mon
container, the ceph-mon container must contain all keyrings. This
setup works AIO but was broken on multinode because the ceph-mon
container did not have the radosgw keyring. This issue affects every
multinode install regardless of using the radosgw or not.
TrivialFix
Change-Id: Ie416de1a5275862da6d77ef0dd174e85e499fc0f
We use tcp connection rather than socket so we can remove the config
options related to it.
Additionally adjust the _extremely_ verbose logging from INFO to
WARNING.
TrivialFix
Change-Id: I88bf660134192f11732d012985df5c4f688419ba
After introduction of pull action and turing every main.yml into
{{action}}.yml we lost ability to perform upgrade.
Change-Id: Id6b5921bd1e3e7b196c4b3223920e51ae5e0b840
Closes-Bug: #1538210
Update Swift config playbook to use correct name of Swift ring
builer file. Those are the names generated if one follows document in
doc/swift-guide.rst
TrivialFix
Change-Id: If1d713e3cccc851ef6f2cc3cb5a736b43fa26957
After introduction of pull action and turing every main.yml into
{{action}}.yml we lost ability to perform upgrade
Change-Id: Ie9fa2cd083b061033abc733fba53d54f9c55e393
Fixes-Bug: #1538210
Part of ELK stack. Includes Dockerfiles for both Centos and Ubuntu.
Change-Id: I1d955a5c51e416cc572eb2c9b4c57982a1d6ab67
Partially-implements: blueprint central-logging-service
This change fixes the problem that `swift_hash_path_suffix` and
`swift_hash_path_prefix` not picked up because of the relative path
merge_configs can not recognize.
Change-Id: I4d93269babe71e51ba7949b719f753c1e1b34e3c
Closes-Bug: #1537331
Due to changes with the drop-root work, we lost the ability to write
to /var/lib/nova/*. This fixes those permissions and ensures cross
container talk works properly between nova_libvirt and nova_compute
Additionally, this fixes another issue introduced which saw that
nova-compute could not run sudo commands as it did not have a proper
sudoers entry
Testing from previous deploys means you need a fresh environment. You
have to remove all of the named volumes that kolla created in docker.
Check these with `docker volume ls`
Signed-off-by: Hui Kang <kangh@us.ibm.com>
Signed-off-by: Artur Zarzycki <azarzycki@mirantis.com>
Co-Authored-By: Sam Yaple <sam@yaple.net>
Co-Authored-By: Hui Kang <kangh@us.ibm.com>
Closes-Bug: #1533350
Change-Id: I7f864c448a2414e0b5d89f48337be411b891df35
