Wednesday, 2024-02-21

opendevreviewDmitriy Rabotyagov proposed openstack/openstack-ansible-os_nova stable/2023.1: Evaluate my_ip address once  https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/openstack-ansible-os_nova/+/90869910:48
jrossernoonedeadpunk: i got to busy to reply to the ML but there is also pretty much confusion with 172.x and 10.x addresses in that post11:50
jrosserlike there are two different environments being mixed up11:50
noonedeadpunkmight be.... 11:50
noonedeadpunkit's overall some mess frankly speaking11:51
jrosserindeed, perhaps just join irc and be interactive11:51
noonedeadpunkactually... I was thinking about how we intend rabbitmq mgmt to be used at all?11:51
noonedeadpunkas it's only on private frontend, right?11:51
jrossershould be internal only i think?11:52
noonedeadpunkoh, well, yes11:53
noonedeadpunkbut then why we kinda add it to haproxy at all...11:54
noonedeadpunkI was always confused a bit about what we do with rabbitmq management11:54
jrosserwell each rabbit provides a dashboard there11:54
jrosserand you can use any of them11:54
noonedeadpunkas I think out of the box it also doesn't have enough permissions for any meaningfull monitoring either...11:55
noonedeadpunkjrosser: but are all dashboards the same?11:55
noonedeadpunkthey don't have anything isntance-specific?11:55
* noonedeadpunk barely used this dashboard as SOCKS needed to get to the network11:56
jrosserandrew uses this all the time for making sure upgrades are not going badly11:57
andrewbonneyI'm just double checking, but I'm pretty sure they all have the same info. Certainly when looking at queues you can see the ones from remote nodes too11:57
noonedeadpunkok, gotcha11:58
noonedeadpunkand you have some vpn/proxy established to openstack mgmt network or also just some SSH tunnel?11:58
andrewbonneyYes, nothing obvious which isn't replicated11:58
jrosserwe have a squid http proxy that sits between the office network and the mgmt network11:59
noonedeadpunkmhm, got it11:59
jrosserit's actually two layers deep to get across a couple of dmz11:59
jrosserand some auth needed on the inner one11:59
jrosseryou can setup rules in the first squid to decide which second one you use depending on some fqdn match11:59
jrosserthats how we get into a number of different deployments as they each have a unique dns subdomain12:00
jrossera super nice side effect of that is you don't need to populate the office network with any dns info about the hosts in the deployment at all12:01
noonedeadpunkmhm, ok, I see. we jsut have 0 obvious connectivity to the management network. 12:01
noonedeadpunkyeah, that is actually interesting...12:01
jrosserit's just the first proxy saying "use this other proxy for anything *.region1.example.com"12:02
jrosserand then inside that deployment things need to resolve, but it makes things much more separate/simple12:02
opendevreviewJonathan Rosser proposed openstack/openstack-ansible master: Allow general purpose resources to be created during setup-openstack  https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/openstack-ansible/+/90941112:09
opendevreviewElod Illes proposed openstack/openstack-ansible-ops stable/train: Remove grafana/roles/grafana submodule  https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/openstack-ansible-ops/+/90965512:53
jrossermaybe we just need to noop the jobs on that ^13:16
gokhan__hello folks, after running setup hosts, containers on different hosts can not ping themselves. Only they can ping after host reboot. I am using jammy. what can be the reason of this issue. I encounter this problem very often13:18
gokhan__there is no error in lxc-dnsmasq service 13:18
gokhan__I have deployed antelope 27.4.4 13:19
gokhan__sorry 27.4.013:20
noonedeadpunkgokhan__: so that's reproducible? Like each time you run setup-hosts your containers loose connection?13:25
gokhan__noonedeadpunk, no not like that, at first run 13:26
noonedeadpunkum... don't know then... I think I in fact never faced an issue myself...13:27
noonedeadpunkso hard to tell13:27
noonedeadpunksounds like some settings are rolled but not applied....13:28
noonedeadpunklike `net.ipv4.ip_forward`?13:28
noonedeadpunkbut I never seen it here frankly speaking. At least not during controllers OS re-setup...13:29
gokhan__may be but I am not sure. I had this issue also on victoria. Maybe this issue is related with my env. 13:29
noonedeadpunkthis sounds pretty much weird....13:31
noonedeadpunkand you're using netplan for configuring bridges and things?13:31
gokhan__yes I am using netplan13:32
noonedeadpunkjust thinking if it could be some old ifupdown that may not reload/apply networking properly13:35
opendevreviewMerged openstack/openstack-ansible-ops stable/train: Remove grafana/roles/grafana submodule  https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/openstack-ansible-ops/+/90965513:35
noonedeadpunkAs then there could be just couple of things: 1. firewall 2. disabled ip_forward 3. interfaces missing on bridge13:35
gokhan__there is ufw on jammy but it is inactive 13:42
gokhan__ip forward is enabled on sysctl.conf 13:42
gokhan__ı have doubts on netplan only 13:43
ThiagoCMCHey folks! I just experimented with the latest Ceph Ansible (the stable-8.0 branch) on Ubuntu 22.04, alongside Ceph 18, using the UCA Bobcat repositories. I'm excited to share that it's working well (though maybe you already knew that, lol)! I'm also hopeful it'll be compatible with Ubuntu 24.04 when the time comes (I'll test it soon). In addition, I've been looking into the new cephadm (also reading about cephadm-ansible) and stumbled 14:07
ThiagoCMCupon this: https://github.com/canonical/ceph-containers - It looks like there are Ubuntu images available for cephadm! Have any of you tried it out, or have you only experimented with the CentOS version so far?14:07
opendevreviewMerged openstack/openstack-ansible-plugins master: Add override for gluster host used for bootstrap operations  https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/openstack-ansible-plugins/+/90898114:12
noonedeadpunkThiagoCMC: great news!14:13
ThiagoCMC^_^14:13
opendevreviewDmitriy Rabotyagov proposed openstack/openstack-ansible master: Add ovn-bgp-agent to source install requirements  https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/openstack-ansible/+/90969416:32
admin1ThiagoCMC, i use cephadm on ubuntu/debian ..  16:52
admin1i have dropped off "rpm's" completely 16:52
noonedeadpunkadmin1: how you've managed doing that, given that cephadm igaes can be only CentOS Stream ones ? :D16:55
noonedeadpunkunless you build your own ones with deb inside ofc16:55
noonedeadpunkand keep internal registry for these. 16:55
admin1i meant the host nodes :) 17:03
admin1i don't know/care what the podman images are  :) 17:03
noonedeadpunkwell. given how often they get borked due to base packaging regressions....17:04
opendevreviewDmitriy Rabotyagov proposed openstack/openstack-ansible-os_neutron master: Add support for ovn-bgp-agent deployment  https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/openstack-ansible-os_neutron/+/90978017:54
opendevreviewDmitriy Rabotyagov proposed openstack/openstack-ansible-os_neutron master: Add support for ovn-bgp-agent deployment  https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/openstack-ansible-os_neutron/+/90978017:55
maximwith the ceph packages from proxmox repo its stable on baremetal, inside vm and also incus. Though i was only testing them for 3 weeks each iteration18:13
opendevreviewAndrew Bonney proposed openstack/openstack-ansible master: [doc] Use bootstrap node override for gluster primary upgrade  https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/openstack-ansible/+/90898219:00
opendevreviewMerged openstack/openstack-ansible master: [doc] Use bootstrap node override for gluster primary upgrade  https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/openstack-ansible/+/90898219:39
ThiagoCMCadmin1, but is the container running Ceph itself also Ubuntu, or CentOS?22:45

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