Thursday, 2021-04-08

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darshnahello everyone, my system was not having much memory to run libvirt/virtualbox. that is why I got an ubuntu server and now I am installing eveything again from the scratch. After I've run 'sudo apt install vagrant' all depencies were installed, also the libvirt was also installed --> http://paste.openstack.org/show/804280/ but still when I am running vagrant up an error is popping up. Can someone help me with07:20
darshnathis? luis or maysams can you take a look at this and help me out? http://paste.openstack.org/show/804281/07:20
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ltomasbodarshna, looks like you are missing the libvirt provider07:31
ltomasbo(if you want to use that one)07:31
ltomasboas you already have the virtualbox one, you can try unsetting the VAGRANT_DEFAULT_PROVIDER so that libvirt is not used07:32
ltomasboor install the libvirt vagrant plugin07:32
darshnabut it showed here that libvirt is isntalled http://paste.openstack.org/show/804280/07:32
ltomasbodarshna, but maybe it is not loaded as a plugin into vagrant07:33
ltomasboyou need the extra command to install the plugin into vagrant I suppose07:33
darshnai don't have the virtuabox installed this is a new server where I am starting07:34
ltomasbowhat that is show "vagrant plugin list"?07:34
darshnaoh let me check07:34
ltomasboand perhaps you need to exectue something like: vagrant plugin install vagrant-libvirt07:35
gryfltomasbo, btw, there is vagrant-libvirt package installed (on the paste above), not sure why it's not "registered".07:35
gryfdoesn't plugin install will try to install gem from the remote repo, instead of using installed one?07:36
ltomasbogryf, no idea, probably! I forgot vagrant is ruby based...07:37
gryfyeah…07:37
gryfand, unfortunately, I know nothing about vagrant…07:38
darshnaI installed a vagrant-mutate plugin it is ahowing that07:38
ltomasbogryf, and yeah, looks like it is installed but not loaded somehow...07:38
gryfthat's so odd…07:38
ltomasbovagrant-mutate?07:38
darshnahttp://paste.openstack.org/show/804283/07:38
gryfltomasbo, Vagrant-mutate is a vagrant plugin to convert vagrant boxes to work with different providers.07:38
ltomasbook!07:39
darshnayeah in an article I read, because vagrant was not taking up the libvirt provoder07:39
gryfnot sure if it's needed, unless box images (vagrant uses something like a registry) are compatible with libvirt.07:39
darshnaso I thought if this plugin will help07:39
darshnaoh I didn't knew07:39
ltomasbodarshna, anyway, note the vagrant stuff is only there to make things easier to test with Kuryr. If vagrant is not working for you, there is no need to use it. A simple (big enough) VM with internet connectivity will work07:40
darshnaoh okay07:41
darshnathen should I get VM then?07:41
gryfltomasbo, well, but the ability to clean it up properly is crucial too.07:41
ltomasbois up to you07:42
gryf(i.e. being able to rebuild it clean)07:42
ltomasbogryf, yeah, create/remove the VM and then copy the local.conf file and stack07:42
ltomasbogryf, there is not much vagrant is doing, rather than handing creation and clone of the devstack repo07:43
gryfthat's right.07:43
ltomasbogryf, of course is handy to have and really convenient, but my point was that it is not a requirement for anything07:43
gryfthat's also right :)07:44
ltomasboI would spend some time trying to make it work, but not too much (like several days)07:44
gryfso, I guess, a wizard with libvirt/quemu skills would be needed, right?07:44
darshna:(07:45
ltomasbogryf, yeah, adding some steps to do something similar with libvirt would be a nice addition to the kuryr/contrib repo07:45
gryfI can help with virtualbox and vboxmanage, I have 0 skills with commandline qemu/kvm07:46
gryfalthough, I gladly learn how to spin up a usable vm with that combo :>07:47
ltomasbogryf, vbox works too! no need to use kvm/libvirt07:47
ltomasbodarshna, specially if you are not too familiar with it ^07:48
darshnaI was installing virtualbox too but it was not happening properly, I can try again07:49
darshnausing vbox will be okay, as I almost know what I have to do after that07:49
gryfdarshna, it wasn't work for you, since you didn't had required resources - i.e. you've been created (through vagrant) a VM, which have declared 6GB of RAM, while on your laptop you only have 4GB of physical memory, if I recall correctly - that definitely would not work.07:54
darshnayes07:54
darshnatrue07:55
darshnano I meant I was trying to install virtualbox in this server which I got07:55
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gryfdidn't go well?07:57
darshnanot yet, I'll try again08:04
openstackgerritTabitha Fasoyin proposed openstack/kuryr-tempest-plugin master: Adds tests for making listener timeouts configurable  https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/kuryr-tempest-plugin/+/78396608:14
openstackgerritTabitha Fasoyin proposed openstack/kuryr-kubernetes master: Enable Listener data timeouts test in tempest.conf  https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/kuryr-kubernetes/+/78514008:17
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openstackgerritMerged openstack/kuryr-kubernetes master: Stop deleting KuryrPorts of host-networking pods  https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/kuryr-kubernetes/+/78303413:01
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diurnalisthello, I don't know how active this channel is, but i'm playing with kuryr and zun. I have a setup where i'm not running nova-compute, just zun-compute. I can't figure out how to get e.g. floating ips to work on my containers. i'm using a vxlan network deployed with k-a15:23
diurnalistdoes kuryr support this? when i look at my interfaces on the zun compute host i don't see any vxlan interfaces at all, but i have containers running. they can exchange traffic over the local docker network they're both on.15:24
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openstackgerritRoman Dobosz proposed openstack/kuryr-kubernetes master: Include service subnet to be open for namespaceSelector set to all.  https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/kuryr-kubernetes/+/78543515:33
dulek_diurnalist: You're using kuryr-libnetwork, aren't you?15:42
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carcablop19Hello. I have had problems with the storage of my equipment to install the applications like DevStack and vagrant for the contribution in kuryr-kubernetes. My hard disk memory has filled up, therefore I have used an external hard disk to solve my storage problem, although it is very slow with this one. I would like to know how much memory is required or will I need to work on the entire kuryr-kubernetes project? I15:48
carcablop19would appreciate some help, since I have not been able to advance with my contribution. I am using a virtual machine in virtualbox with Ubunto 20.04 installed. Thanks15:48
dulekcarcablop19: I had some success with 10 GB VM.15:53
diurnalistdulek_: yes I am15:58
diurnalistdulek: even15:58
dulekdiurnalist: Honestly I think most of us here have little knowledge of it - we're mainly working on kuryr-kuberentes.15:58
dulekdiurnalist: I'd try openstack-discuss email with [zun] and [kuryr] tags or trying to reach hongbin.15:59
diurnalistthat was my fear :) -- thank you, will do!15:59
dulekcarcablop19: Oh wait, you meant disk space? gryf lately failed with 20 GB VM so probably more is recommended.16:00
carcablop19Thanks @dulek for answering. thanks for answering. I have consumed 34.6GB of storage, and I have installed Devstack and Vagrant and cloned the repositories. , and so I decided to store everything on the external hard drive, but it is still very slow.16:04
gryfcarcablop19, vagrnat will create machine with disk size around of 120GB AFAIRC. it's dynamically allocated, so that's good thing ;)16:05
dulekcarcablop19: Maybe the issue is lack of CPU virtualization support enabled on the host?16:06
gryfthat's one thing, the other is RAM.16:06
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