Re: [Openstack] Overview of CI/Testing

Andy Smith wrote: > On Tue, Jun 7, 2011 at 8:45 PM, Soren Hansen > wrote: > > 2011/6/7 Andy Smith mailto:andys...@gmail.com>>: > > At the moment the two closest things to being "official" > installations for > > us (me? are the chef recipes and the nova.s

[Openstack] [NetStack] Proposed changes to Quantum API

Hi, Following feedback on the proposed API specification, we are proposing a few changes: 1) Removing operation: POST /networks/{net_id}/attachments This is an orchestration operation (see second diagram for 'Create Network

Re: [Openstack] Overview of CI/Testing

As far as deploying with Chef goes, I've been focusing my efforts on making cookbooks for stable releases that support a variety of options, both on bare metal and from previously installed OSs. I'm definitely looking forward to Dell's open sourcing of their Crowbar bare-metal installer, but in the

Re: [Openstack] Problems with re-bundle

Thanks for the tip.. The Ubuntu image from http://uec-images.ubutu.com did work and rebundled successfully following the same steps. Best Regards, Muhammad Atif From: Thierry Carrez To: openstack@lists.launchpad.net Sent: Tue, June 7, 2011 9:47:32 PM Subject:

Re: [Openstack] Overview of CI/Testing

not to stir disagreement, rather to reinforce it (since I just realized that I a previous email just to monty, and not to the list..) chef and debs are not actually at odds. we're using debs + chef + crowbar to do automated testing of our full solution. The breakup is more or less: - crowbar - a

[Openstack] Uploaded Openstack Cactus in SID

Hi, FYI, I have uploaded Openstack to SID today. Both Swift, Glance and Nova are in. While the ftp-masters checked for the debian/copyright, they've found out that something was missing in it. The folder contrib/boto_v6/ isn't mentioned in the copyright file. So please, (Soren, or anyone), add th

Re: [Openstack] GlusterFS project proposal online

On 08/06/2011, at 3:16 AM, Sherman Boyd wrote: Proposal looks great! Thanks. I'm wondering if you are aware of Redhat's CloudFS project. It adds namespace isolation, ID isolation, storage encryption and network encryption to Gluster. Having these kind of features takes a step toward

Re: [Openstack] Uploaded Openstack Cactus in SID

2011/6/8 Thomas Goirand : > Hi, > > FYI, I have uploaded Openstack to SID today. Both Swift, Glance and Nova > are in. Awesome! > While the ftp-masters checked for the debian/copyright, they've found > out that something was missing in it. The folder contrib/boto_v6/ isn't > mentioned in the copy

Re: [Openstack] GlusterFS project proposal online

Sherman, Please find replies inline - > On 08/06/2011, at 3:16 AM, Sherman Boyd wrote: > >> I'm wondering if you are aware of Redhat's CloudFS project. We work closely with the CloudFS project. CloudFS contributes enhancements/changes to the upstream GlusterFS project while it adds new "transla

Re: [Openstack] Uploaded Openstack Cactus in SID

On 06/09/2011 02:22 AM, Soren Hansen wrote: > Perhaps you missed it, but there was a thread on this list earlier a > couple of days ago about setting up an > openstack-packag...@lists.ubuntu.com that would allow non-subscribers > to post there. How does that sound? Yes, I missed it. That'd be rea

[Openstack] Open Source Bridge Conference

Developers: OpenStack is a sponsor of the upcoming Open Source Bridge event (http://opensourcebridge.org/); June 21-24 in Portland, OR. We currently have 3 free passes to the event and I would like to offer them to anyone in the community interested in attending. Eric Day is presenting at the eve

Re: [Openstack] [NetStack] Proposed changes to Quantum API

Hi Salvatore, Just to confirm, the proposal is to keep: POST /networks/{net_id}/ports/{port_id}/attachment DELETE /networks/{net_id}/ports/{port_id}/attachment GET /networks/{net_id}/ports/{port_id}/attachment But remove: POST /networks/{net_id}/attachments GET /networks/{net_id}

[Openstack] Injecting user data into instances

Folks, Have anybody tried to inject user data into instances? Or if anybody actually tried to use Cloudpipe / VPN functionality? It seems like there is some code missing (at least on libvirt/connection level). If I’m not missing anything, EC2 RunInstances takes user_data from kwargs argume

Re: [Openstack] Injecting user data into instances

I don't know much about Cloudpipe and VPN, so I hope I don't hijack the thread. However, regarding inject_file > Another interesting situation is with inject_file compute APIs … > > > on API level there is no even file/contents fields, only > def inject_file(self, context, instance_id): > > b

Re: [Openstack] Injecting user data into instances

User data is provided to the vm through the ec2 metadata url. It is not touched by the hypervisor at all. It does work for regular user data and for cloudpipe. The smoketests also verify that user data is working in the SecurityGroupTests by passing in a script proxy script that runs on boot.

Re: [Openstack] Injecting user data into instances

Hm, inject_file is supposed to be tied into instance creation in the API. If it's not, we have some code missing from API. Ed Leafe did this work IIRC, as we use this here at Rackspace. Wonder if some code got dropped at some point or if it was just never completely finished. - Chris On Ju