So I'm running into a problem where two different virtual machines on
the same physical host can get to each other bypassing security
groups. As a test, I have removed all rules from the default security
group and created two other groups for testing (test1 and test2) that
only have inbound ssh ac
Looks like I tracked down the problem. I needed to enable netfilter
on the bridge.
On Thu, Jun 7, 2012 at 10:00 AM, Mitchell Broome
wrote:
> So I'm running into a problem where two different virtual machines on
> the same physical host can get to each other bypassing security
>
I didn't find anything that caught my eye either. I'm not sure if
it's the kind of thing your looking for but I ended up writing my own
integration. Basically, I'm watching the qpid queue (haven't tried
rabbitmq) for messages related to the creation and deletion of
instances and pushing the data
We are using metadata tags to maintain assorted information about
instances that doesn't have to be provided to the instance it's self.
Things like letting users assign notes to their instances which
shouldn't be exposed as userdata (which we use to configure the
machines). It would be really nice
I'm using essex 2012.1 and I'm running into an issue with tenant
separation using the ec2 api. I end up having to give a user the
'admin' role in keytone to create instances within a tenant. I can
live with that but the problem is, now that the user has 'admin', they
also see all of the instances
, I'm just making use of netadmin and sysadmin rather than
creating new rules in policy.json.
On Thu, Aug 2, 2012 at 6:51 PM, Ryan Lane wrote:
> On Thu, Aug 2, 2012 at 1:23 PM, Mitchell Broome
> wrote:
>> I'm using essex 2012.1 and I'm running into an issue with tenant
&g
I'm running into quota problems trying to increase the number of
security groups and rules within security groups per tenant. Setting
quota_security_groups and quota_security_group_rules in nova.conf seem
to have no effect. There also doesn't seem to be any way to change
the quota limits for secu
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