Thanks Dan for your detailed response. My question was indeed based on
the understanding that the current nova network managers (in the network
service) do perform some L3/DHCP/VPN configurations apart from L2
configuration. As of today's implementation in the
network-refactoring-l2 branch, one wou
Hi Sumit,
Comments inline
Thanks Dan for your detailed response. My question was indeed based on the
> understanding that the current nova network managers (in the network
> service) do perform some L3/DHCP/VPN configurations apart from L2
> configuration. As of today’s implementation in the netw
Thank Ryu, very nice explanation, and does fall in line with what I
could make from studying the current implementation. I will let Dan also
respond in case he has any more insight. Meanwhile, a few
comments/questions:
(1) Has anyone felt the need for Quantum to get notified when a
particul
On Jul 25, 2011, at 12:30 PM, Sumit Naiksatam (snaiksat) wrote:
Thank Ryu, very nice explanation, and does fall in line with what I could make
from studying the current implementation. I will let Dan also respond in case
he has any more insight. Meanwhile, a few comments/questions:
(1) Has
In reviewing the spec for creating ports, it is stated that it should
asychronously create a port. But, it reviewing the implementation and even in
the discussion of what data is returned, this does not seem to be an async
operation. I would prefer to see this mirror the Nova API spec where crea
Thanks Troy for your prompt response.
Thanks for the clarification the relationship between the current notion
of "project" and "tenant". On that, how does one share a network between
multiple tenants/projects? To give a specific example, let's say we want
to model an enterprise with multiple d
On Mon, Jul 25, 2011 at 4:58 AM, Ishimoto, Ryu wrote:
> Hi Sumit,
>
> Comments inline
>
> Thanks Dan for your detailed response. My question was indeed based on the
>> understanding that the current nova network managers (in the network
>> service) do perform some L3/DHCP/VPN configurations apart
Hi Sumit,
On Mon, Jul 25, 2011 at 10:30 AM, Sumit Naiksatam (snaiksat) <
snaik...@cisco.com> wrote:
>
> **(4)**This last one is probably not specific to nova-refactoring –
> Dan mentioned the use of Quantum Client library as a possible way to
> communicate between nova and Quantum. Other nova
Hi Sumit,
This is one of the more advanced use cases that we've been considering with
API authentication. At the extreme, you could imagine the Quantum API
supporting a full RBAC model where the tenant is the "owner" has the right
to "grant" permissions for others to do certain tasks on a network
Thanks Dan. I just wanted to know what is the currently preferred method
of communication (given that in the long term it has scalability
implications). Your reasoning on using the RESTful interface to start
with makes sense to me.
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