The configuration of ``worker`` can be removed for two reasons:
* In Mitaka (and onward), it is two separate parameters:
``public_workers`` and ``admin_workers`` under section
[eventlet_server], as shown in [1]. In master (Ocata),
these options were removed.
* In the preferred keystone deployment of using u/wsgi, and not
eventlet server, this setting does not really take effect - as
Apache will manage this instead of keystone.
These options can be removed. Also, removed extra EOL spaces.
[1] https://github.com/openstack/keystone/blob/stable/mitaka/etc/keystone.conf.sample#L678-L696
* These annotations ensure that if configmaps change, the pods
are redeployed according to their upgrade strategy.
* This change excludes glance which has a pull request in progress
to refactor it.
This commit addresses:
* Separating out stacked ovs daemonset into separate daemonsets.
* Fixes line ending issues.
* Enhances agents ovs pre-flight checks by using neutron-sanity-check.
This is a functioning neutron chart that leverages a flat network
but supports vxlan and gre networks in values.yaml. We were unable
to test the vxlan functionality as it tickles the bnx2x cards in our
HP blade lab.
For now, this leverages daemonsets which make sense. It does require
a new label, namely openvswitch=enabled as we need a label that can be
applied both to the control plane and tenant compute hosts as both
require neutron agents and openvswitch. The interfaces today match
our labs, namely enp11s0f0 for the flat network on physnet1 and
enp12s0f0 for the external network. These can be overriden in
values.yaml via set or a global environmental file.
It depends on the keystone endpoint work.
This chart was tested against a working nova chart not commited as
DTadrzak has one open in PR#45
The IPs of ceph monitors cannot (or should not) change.
This refactor allows the ceph monitors to act as statefulsets.
It also persists their on disk data to nodeDirs, to allow cluster
wide restarts (in parallel), where previously this would lose
data. This is accompanied by some docker images changes that
ensure that auth for the OSDs is restored/reinserted as auth
data is somehow not persisted to disk at this time.
This introduces changes across several charts, for consistent
endpoint lookup routines. Today, only the internal endpoints
are defined (and copied to admin and public). This can later
be expanded to handle unique public and admin endpoints.
This ensures the catalog is populated with consistent URLs
for all services.
