Re: [Openstack] can I manually register a volume in cinder

2016-07-11 Thread Avishay Traeger
Yes, you can do this with the "cinder manage" command. The syntax should be: cinder manage --id-type source-name Where: is the name of your Ceph Cinder backend (you can run "cinder-manage host list" to get this) is the name of the volume on the Ceph backend You can also optionally specify na

[Openstack] [Sahara]Cloudera-manager fail to start when deploy cdh cluster

2016-07-11 Thread fuguangping
Hi All, I am a new sahara user, and I download cdh plugin image from http://sahara-files.mirantis.com/images/upstream/liberty/. Unfortunately, When I try to create a cdh-5.4 cluster, the cloudera-manager always fail to start. I ssh to the manager server, and try to start by hand, the "cloud

Re: [Openstack] Quesion about Openstack Magnum

2016-07-11 Thread John Belamaric
I had a similar issue. If you follow the guide you use "container-infra” for the service type, but the magnum client version I was using (2.1.0) looks for ”container”. Even after that though, I have not been able to get it fully working. I am seeing this error in magnum-conductor.log, and haven

Re: [Openstack] can I manually register a volume in cinder

2016-07-11 Thread Lomayani S. Laizer
I think you can create empty volumes in cinder command line of the same as your volume. then delete created volume in ceph. finally rename you volume with data in ceph to deleted volume name created in cinder cinder create --name volume_name volume_size rbd rm pool_name/volume-id_of_cinder_vol

[Openstack] can I manually register a volume in cinder

2016-07-11 Thread yang sheng
Hi I am using openstack liberty with ceph jewel. All the glance images and cinder volumes are stored in ceph pools (images and volumes pools) I have some volumes in the ceph volumes pool but not registered in cinder (database). Is there anyway I can manually register these volumes (in ceph volum

Re: [Openstack] SRIOV and BOND

2016-07-11 Thread Brent Troge
Thanks for your response. In the meantime, I created an additional throw-away subnet(192.168/16) on each network. So on the 'main' neutron port, I call the 'production' subnet. On the other neutron port(s) in the bond group, I call the "throw-away" subnet. So now only one IP is allocated out of my

Re: [Openstack] automatic role assignment

2016-07-11 Thread Boris Bobrov
On Monday 11 July 2016 09:25:43 Ivan Derbenev wrote: > Hello! > We are using OS liberty + Ubuntu LTS. > I configured keystone to use ldap as an identity backend and sql as an > assignment backend. Is there an automatic built-in way to assign some roles > to all people from specific LDAP group? > >

[Openstack] automatic role assignment

2016-07-11 Thread Ivan Derbenev
Hello! We are using OS liberty + Ubuntu LTS. I configured keystone to use ldap as an identity backend and sql as an assignment backend. Is there an automatic built-in way to assign some roles to all people from specific LDAP group? Regards, IT engineer Farheap, Russia Ivan Derbenev ___