On 03/04/2015 09:00 AM, jankihchhat...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi
My colleague and me got into a discussion today about nova network. From
my understanding, a setup is said to be neutron if it has Neutron agents
installed and running and not that it is a three node architecture
meaning it has 3 physical hardware. And a set up is using nova network
if it doesn't have neutron agents running and not that it is a 2 node
architecture.
Number of nodes needed depends on the configurations of the physical
hardware. Meaning we have neutron setup with 2 nodes also..
Or is it that 2 node setup is nova network and 3 node is neutron?
The difference has nothing to do with how many nodes your deployment
has. Neutron is a stand-alone L2 and L3 network management service.
nova-network is the built-into-Nova network management service. Neutron
is intended to eventually replace nova-network.
Best,
-jay
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