Yes, we've had this discussion many times :) I agree that people find the
term "plugin" confusing, but each time we've talked about it, we've failed
to find a single term that is substantially better to warrant the confusion
likely to be caused by renaming.
In some cases I've started using the te
Hi Yong
> Hi Nachi,
> It is seemingly a way to make it work, but I think we are thinking to
> provide 'port-id' or just 'port' to specify the top resource in quantum API.
> fix ip is not one.
>
> Besides, Port can be assigned to more than one fixed IP.
Ah, It it true.
OK I'll implement port id ve
Hi,
I believe there are two topics of discussion here, one of which is the
terminology. The way things are implemented today, I agree that the “plugin”
terminology seems a bit confusing. However, probably the bigger topic of
discussion is what kind of a design is preferable, “backend” versus “p
Hi Nachi,It is seemingly a way to make it work, but I think we are thinking to provide 'port-id' or just 'port' to specify the top resource in quantum API. fix ip is not one.Besides, Port can be assigned to more than one fixed IP.Imagine in horizon, we created many networks, ports and subnets, but
Hi,Add it into openstack-dev and [quantum] into the subject.Yes, 'backend' seems better than 'plugin' for our case here.Our plugin is a must for quantum server to work, while 'plugin' tends to make us think it will provide more functionalities if we plug it in.And I don't think our plugin is 'plu
Hi Dan,folks
As we talked in netstack IRC meetins, I submit this as bug.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/nova/+bug/1031096
I tried to write this, but the code looks very ugly in order to keep
backward compatibility.
So I wanna propose an alternative design.
In this design, we will use fixed_ip as a t
Æ!!
Hi folks!
I was concerned to bring the "plugins" discussion because it looks like a
bikeshedding
and it probably was discussed before, but I think it will be beneficial at all.
What motivated me to bring the discussion was the Metaplugin implementation
(https://review.openstack.org/#/c/1018
Also I hope you have gone through this,
http://docs.openstack.org/api/openstack-network/1.0/content/
Thanks,
Hitesh
On Mon, Jul 30, 2012 at 7:17 AM, hitesh wadekar wrote:
> Hi Trinath,
>
> Can you please check out this pdf and let me know your questions get
> resolved or not?
>
> (
> http://qco
Hi Trinath,
Can you please check out this pdf and let me know your questions get
resolved or not?
(
http://qconlondon.com/dl/qcon-london-2012/slides/SalvatoreOrlando_QuantumVirtualNetworksForOpenStackClouds.pdf
Also, whatever Darragh has been given links also useful.
I will update you more on t
Hi,
I saved this sequence diagram some time ago. But I can't remember where I got
it.
https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B0HB7skV7D-ATWZ1R1I5VlYyNFk
It is correct for Essex, but I don't know about Folsom.
Regards,
Darragh.
>
> From: Trinath Somanchi
>To: ""
Hi Guys-
I have found the solution to my Second Doubt
Link: http://docs.openstack.org/developer/nova/devref/rpc.html
and Thanks Emilien for clearing my 3rd Doubt.
But still in need of help.
Can you any one validate my understanding with the data flow in
Nova+Quantum scenario for bringing up t
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