Also insure you have IPMI functions enabled on the BMC in the BIOS settings.
It's been a while since I did it w/ HP hardware - but I know in Dell's BMC
implementation (iDRAC), the IPMI protocol has to be enabled on the BMC for it
to support IPMI compliant commands.
~~shane
On 4/3/14, 9:46 P
+1
On 3/28/14, 2:22 AM, "Dirk Müller" wrote:
>Hi,
>
>SUSE, namely Ionut Artarisi, developed a barclamp for deploying Trove
>in the recent weeks. We'd like to contribute it to the /crowbar
>organisation. Any objection in doing so?
>
>It has been tested with roxy and can be ported to stoney.
>
>
a network with multiple IP ranges assigned. Can you give
>a concrete example w/ IP subnet and function that you’d split?
>
>I’m not sure how you’d pick which range was tied to a L2 boundary for
>assignment.
>
>Would IPv6 help solve this?
>
>Rob
>From: crowbar-bounces On B
All,
I have a question regarding Crowbar deployment. Currently - I have deployed
Crowbar 1.x in a flat L2 physical topology. Meaning - all of the OpenStack
cluster members are in a single L2 domain.
We are working on a physical datacenter topology where every single rack is an
L2 boundary.
You can change it by changing the bc-template-ipmi.json file before
running the “install” command to build the admin node.
I custom master an Admin ISO image, in the /tftpboot/ubuntu_dvd/extras
directory, I stage customized JSON config files for various clusters …
Before I run my “cd /tftpboot/u
All,
It seems that there is a significant amount of confusion or maybe more
acurately; disagreement on how to maintain the Crowbar 1.x vs. the Crowbar
2.x products going forward.
I realize that there are complexities and issues with either course. Is
someone within the Crowbar community going t
least get you into the right direction.
>
>Hope this helps,
>Simon
>
>-----Original Message-
>From: crowbar-bounces On Behalf Of Shane Gibson
>Sent: Wednesday, December 11, 2013 2:47 PM
>To: Butcho Nettels; crowbar
>Subject: Re: [Crowbar] new to crowbar and have questi
Butcho,
Welcome. I’m assuming you’re referring to Crowbar 1.x ? I don’t think
you can change the d-MAC naming scheme that’s in Crowbar 1.x.
To modify your cluster network specifications, In Crowbar 1.x you need to
modify your bc-template-network.json config file PRIOR to running the
“install”
..@dell.com<mailto:crowbar-boun...@dell.com>
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Shane Gibson
Sent: Friday, November 22, 2013 2:40 PM
To: crowbar@dell.com<mailto:crowbar@dell.com>
Subject: [Crowbar] how to shutdown bluepill/chef ?
Do
ook.
Thanks!
Raajeev
From: crowbar-bounces On Behalf Of Shane Gibson
Sent: Saturday, November 16, 2013 6:35 PM
To: crowbar
Subject: [Crowbar] crowbar switching nodes to UEFI boot mode ?
It would appear that in 1.6.1, after I enlist/enroll (sledgehammer) a node, the
subsequent reboot it switch
Does anyone out there have a “correct” procedure on how to completely disable
chef-server/chef-client on a Crowbar built cluster? We want to “freeze” the
config on a cluster, and make significant changes (installing plugins, etc…)
without Chef interfering with the changes.
I realize that onc
All,
We have a few clusters up and running now, being built by Crowbar 1.6.1
(mesa branch, build 3860, w/ Dell specific BIOS/RAID barclamps). The
clusters have all been performing extremely poorly from a nova-compute
standpoint. We resolved the issue, and would like to share how we
resolved tha
Chux,
See below - I¹m only referencing that which I can actually help you with.
Someone else will have to chime in on the other stuffŠ
On 11/20/13, 2:27 PM, "Chux Uzoeto" wrote:
> assumptions made by the admin server in terms of network, ubuntu folks
>also hardcoded a network of 192.168.1.0 (i
rted.
Thanks,
Chris
Dell
From: crowbar-bounces On Behalf Of Shane Gibson
Sent: Saturday, November 16, 2013 2:22 PM
To: crowbar
Subject: [Crowbar] more complex "start" and "end" syntax ??
All,
I am setting up a cluster, and have a configuration which I’m not sure if the
bc-te
It would appear that in 1.6.1, after I enlist/enroll (sledgehammer) a node, the
subsequent reboot it switched from BIOS boot mode to UEFI boot mode. This is
driving me nutz … since UEFI boot mode isn’t PXE booting correctly. The nodes
all get hung up with “F1 to retry reboot …”. I have to re
All,
I am setting up a cluster, and have a configuration which I’m not sure if the
bc-template-network.json can support.
I’d like to specify… essentially… a more complex range of IPs to allocate like
follows:
1.2.3.10, 1.2.3.100-115
I know this syntax:
"ranges": {
I¹m installing the Crowbar 1.6.1 Roxy build (build 4709). Steps to
install:
* attach ISO to iDRAC virtual DVD interface, set boot to Virtual DVD,
reboot
* log in to console, change eth0 to a reachable address on my network
* copy over bc-template-network.json and bc-template-ipmi.json
* inst
Just downloaded the 1.6.1 version (build 4709). I wanted to check out the
docs, and went to:
https://github.com/crowbar/crowbar/wiki/User-documentation
The link on this page named:
* Dell Crowbar Deployment Guide (Site Prep, Network & Hardware Install,
Crowbar Install, OpenStack Install)
Un
The teams demoing at the community day event did a fantastic job. It was great
to see the CB2 workload deployments, the overall framework advancements, SuSE
demonstrating some of their tools, etc. Looking forward to the rest of the CB2
features firming up…
~~shane
Sr. Principal Infrastruct
Drew,
Adding to this discussion Š I believe you¹ll have to go with an add-on
option of some sort. Your best bet if you want to use Crowbar (good
idea!) is to use a supported card, as Mike discusses below. If you choose
not to go with a supported add-on board, you might look at the Ceph
perform
> -Original Message-
> Subject: Re: [Crowbar] New Server for Crowbar Lists
>
> > > In my experience, users often prefer a forum style interface over a
> > > mailing list. If we investigate alternatives, I think we should
> > > consider a forum as an option.
> > >
> > > Anyone else think fo
"Reset" is a terrible term IMO - it implies "reboot" or "restart" in my
experience - on my first introduction to Crowbar, this caused confusion about
what "reset" was going to do - I assumed "restart", and instead, I got
something ... different.
"Delete" is probably better since the Node's rol
Jacob,
Do you have the server set to PXE boot as the first option, and ETH0 as the
boot interface for PXE? What hardware are you using that you are trying to
boot?
I've had troubles in the past with Dell BIOS settings, if you switch to PXE
boot as first order, it switches the network interfac
Victor,
Thanks for the great write up. One question ... there is a brief mention of
"an API request" - Are any of the APIs for the entire process exposed? For
example, would someone operating CB2 be able to manage it via API calls
externally? Our teams are very interested in the prospect of
> -Original Message-
> We don't have Visio at SUSE so we can't read that. A .png or .pdf would be
> more useful.
Adam,
It's actually a PDF document - even though the title says "Visio" in it. Unzip
the attachment, and you'll see it's a PDF.
~~shane
___
Victor – thanks for the great update. After having spent some time discussing
the Crowbar 2.0 vision and direction with Rob – we were keen to see bits and
pieces of the implementation come together. Nice to see this happening quickly!
We will be give this iteration a run through on our enviro
We do the admin node install on our Dell servers via the iDRAC interfaces. We
installed the Dell OpenManage Linux tools, on our Ubuntu server, via an
/etc/apt/sources.list entry of:
# Dell racadm/etc. utilities
deb http://linux.dell.com/repo/community/deb/latest /
Then scripted the use o
I echo this request. We currently have 20 R720xd, similar arrangement (2 x 300
GB SAS 15k and 24x 2 TB). We'd like the barclamp to handle setting up the
2x300GB SAS as a mirror for the OS, and remaining 24 drives in RAID 0 volumes
for SWIFT to consume.
~~shane
> -Original Message-
Stephen and Keith (et al),
This is great information - and of keen interest to us. One note I might make,
on the overview page, under Stage 1 to 7 (focus areas), I'd recommend calling
out RabbitMQ. It's a significant piece of the puzzle, and initially I wondered
if it had been "forgotten" in
Okay – new to the crowbar list, so please be delicate if I'm off topic, etc… ☺
I poked around for a while (google and crowbar documentation) trying to
determine “the correct way” to change the Log Facility for our Crowbar deployed
swift instance. I find the various template files with the
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