I'd heard from some users they were having trouble allocating floating
IPs in our Liberty cloud, so I tried on my test account. I had two
floating IPs (with a quota of (at least) three); I released and
immediately tried to re-acquire, and it failed with:
[Fri Apr 22 02:59:36.839441 2016] [:error] [pid 25146:tid
140282618590976] Recoverable error: Quota exceeded for resources:
['floatingip']
Note that Horizon shows me with one out of my quota of three IPs
allocated and associated.
Helpfully (not), here are the values I get back from various commands:
gbadmin@openstack-cli:~ liberty(prod)$ openstack quota show kentenant |
grep float
| floating-ips | 50 |
gbadmin@openstack-cli:~ liberty(prod)$ neutron quota-show | grep float
| floatingip | 50 |
gbadmin@openstack-cli:~ liberty(prod)$ nova quota-show | grep float
| floating_ips | 10 |
You'll note that none of these is the "three" shown in Horizon.
Regardless, even if they were, I should still have two floating IPs
available to me, as I have exactly one allocated. Smells like a bug to
me -- perhaps released addresses not being returned to a pool? Googling
hasn't shown me anything of note; any ideas?
Thanks,
-Ken
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