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get_started:foreman_quickstack_status [2015/03/02 17:03] Joseph Gasparakis |
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| ==== ToDo / List of open issues ==== | ==== ToDo / List of open issues ==== | ||
| + | Jira is now used for managing the ToDo List. Please see the [[https://jira.opnfv.org/issues/?jql=project%20%3D%20BGS | BGS Issue List]] in the Jira OPNFV setup. You will need your Linux Foundation Login to access Jira. | ||
| - | * HA | ||
| - | * Fully automated install/Definition of what we plan to deliver for R1 | ||
| - | * Detailed description of [[get_started/get_started_system_state|system end-state]] produced | ||
| - | * Debugging/fixing puppet modules for proxy environments. | ||
| - | * Tempest test case list (deciding on appropriate ones for R1) | ||
| - | * Tempest puppet module for configuring/installing tempest. | ||
| - | * Khaleesi integration/testing. | ||
| - | * Current state installer testing + verfication (follow steps on wiki, provide feedback on what works what doesn't) | ||
| - | * Jenkins integration with Khaleesi | ||
| ==== List of integration points with CI ==== | ==== List of integration points with CI ==== | ||
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| ==== Status Updates ==== | ==== Status Updates ==== | ||
| + | === 04/17/15 === | ||
| + | * Missed status report for last week, so status was: created and committed ceph puppet modules which would create ceph OSDs and Mons (3 for 3 controllers) | ||
| + | * deploy.sh is working. Still waiting on reviews+commits into gerrit, but local copy works | ||
| + | * Deploy works in intel pod1, going to try on LF POD 1 | ||
| + | === 03/30/15 === | ||
| + | * OpenStack HA now working in Intel Pod 1. 3 Controllers with pacemaker, galera (mariadb), keystone, glance, nova, horizon, cinder, neutron with HA proxy. | ||
| + | * ODL is also integrated into HA. There seems to be some issues with ODL provisioning VXLAN tunnels incorrectly. Will investigate. | ||
| + | * Ceph is now working with Cinder. Plan is to create an OSD on 1 controller, and have all 3 controllers be ceph mons. | ||
| + | * build.sh script has been submitted to gerrit for review. | ||
| + | * Planning on a commit this week to give HA and ceph functionality to the genesis puppet modules. | ||
| + | * Need to add support to Khaleesi as well. | ||
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| + | === 03/23/15 === | ||
| + | * First iteration of build script is complete. Needs to be tested. Will do that this week and hopefully commit to genesis by Friday. | ||
| + | * Build script installs Vagrant+Khaleesi, then Khaleesi will install + configure Foreman in a 1 or 3 network topology. Only baremetal provisioning is supported right now as adding virtual support will come in a future patch. | ||
| + | * Dan Radez has most of the HA working with the SpinalStack Cloud puppet modules. He will be integrating ODL and hopefully switching out QuickStack for SpinalStack this week. | ||
| + | * Tuesday 3/24 will be the second session of the Foreman/QuickStack walkthrough. We will go over how Foreman is used to help create the target OPNFV system. | ||
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| + | === 03/16/15 === | ||
| + | * Progress has been made on the build.sh script to install the provisioning server. Current plan is for the script to bring up a Vagrant CentOS7 VM, then use Khaleesi to install/configure Foreman+ puppet modules. | ||
| + | * Dan Radez is integrating SpinalStack puppet modules into our current installer which will provide HA support. | ||
| + | * Suresh Subramanian is working on testing out the user guide in a completely virtual scenario. His efforts should help us add support for being able to deploy using VM's and enhance the user guide. | ||
| + | * User guide has been changed and broken up into individual pieces. There is now also a topology diagram as well as steps on how to use Khaleesi to run Tempest. | ||
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| + | === 03/08/15 === | ||
| + | * Khaleesi is now working on POD1. Khaleesi will install/configure Tempest, rebuild the Foreman nodes then run Tempest. | ||
| + | * Tim Rozet to commit changes to Khaleesi and provide instructions on the wiki. | ||
| + | * Foreman/QuickStack wiki is going to be changed to break it up into pieces and easier to follow. | ||
| + | * POD2 is now up in Intel lab. | ||
| + | * OpenStack controller HA is coming along. Dan Radez has gotten RabbitMQ and database HA working. | ||
| + | * Will update the wiki this next week with current toplogy diagram and info. | ||
| + | * POD1 should be ready to integrate into Jenkins and test out Khaleesi jobs. | ||
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| === 03/02/15 === | === 03/02/15 === | ||
| * Tempest is now installed/running on a baremetal node in the Intel testbed. Working on a puppet module to install/configure tempest automatically. | * Tempest is now installed/running on a baremetal node in the Intel testbed. Working on a puppet module to install/configure tempest automatically. | ||
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