Friday, 2022-02-25

opendevreviewDaniel Bengtsson proposed openstack/pbr master: Use importlib-metadata for runtime package version lookups  https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/pbr/+/66203511:03
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sean-k-mooneyam quick question how does  oslo.messaging track features? do ye use specs? bluepritn or RFE bugs13:37
sean-k-mooneysotryboard?13:37
hberaudsean-k-mooney: usually o.m use specs and blueprints as with oslo.*13:49
hberaudhowever we don't use storyboard13:49
sean-k-mooneyack ok i don't like storyboard anyway :)13:49
hberaudwe use https://opendev.org/openstack/oslo-specs/13:50
sean-k-mooneyam so im thinking of creating/propsoing a new oslo messaging driver that sends notification to a local unix socket13:50
sean-k-mooneybasically so a local agent can get notificaiton form the nova-compute agent without needing to use the amqp bus13:50
hberaudit seems a good idea13:51
hberaudthen feel free to write a spec file like https://opendev.org/openstack/oslo-specs/commit/44608f172e7bbd29445f22b5e4ba0309509c727613:51
sean-k-mooneyyou could hack it today by using the log dirver and using a log handler to match and send it to the socket log handeler13:51
sean-k-mooneyack will do just wanted to check what the proceedure was before going any futher13:52
hberaudthanks13:53
hberauddo not hesitate to ping me if you need help13:53
sean-k-mooneysure will do this is prep work for a nova spec for external power managment13:54
sean-k-mooneybasically we want to have an agent that will turn off the unused cores until a vm need them13:54
sean-k-mooneythen the agent will react to the notifcation form nova13:54
sean-k-mooneyand respond with nova external events api13:55
sean-k-mooneyso the exteranl deam woudl manage tuning on and off cores to save power and or configuring the power govoner13:55
sean-k-mooneys/exteranl deam/external daemon/13:56
hberaudI see13:56
sean-k-mooneyi had considered just using the amqp driver but that felt like over kill for something on the same host13:57
sean-k-mooneyanyway ill capture the usecase ectra in a spec13:58
hberaudyes local unix socket seems a more straightforward for your use case13:59
hberaudand maybe it could be useful for someone else13:59
hberaudwithin an other scenario13:59
sean-k-mooneyyep like i dont know forwarding it via collectd to a a logging/alarming system or something14:00
sean-k-mooneyim sure there are usecases for being able to just get a stream of notificaiton locally beyond my usecase14:01
lowercaseHello, I have a question regarding oslo.log, I would like to impliment the fluent logger found here: https://docs.openstack.org/oslo.log/latest/admin/example_nova.html however, copying those steps are not working for me. My config looks like this: https://pastebin.com/treiZd2m OS: ubuntu 20.04.03, Openstack: Wallaby, fluent-logger: installed, 0.10.018:35
lowercaseI am able to confirm fluent-logger is working as expected by writing a few lines of python and sending a test message to a netcat listener. So i can atleast confirm the fluent-logger is present and functioning.18:37
opendevreviewhamza proposed openstack/oslo.messaging master: Add quorum queue control configurations  https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/oslo.messaging/+/83105822:10
opendevreviewhamza proposed openstack/oslo.messaging master: Add quorum queue control configurations  https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/oslo.messaging/+/83105822:16
opendevreviewhamza proposed openstack/oslo.messaging master: Add quorum queue control configurations  https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/oslo.messaging/+/83105822:56
opendevreviewhamza proposed openstack/oslo.messaging master: Add quorum queue control configurations  https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/oslo.messaging/+/83105822:59
opendevreviewhamza proposed openstack/oslo.messaging master: Add quorum queue control configurations  https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/oslo.messaging/+/83105823:10
opendevreviewhamza proposed openstack/oslo.messaging master: Add quorum queue control configurations  https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/oslo.messaging/+/83105823:15

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