If a tenant creates their own network, subnet and router that same tenant may not be able to delete it.
To reproduce using a non-admin tenant:
- Create a network
- Create a subnet
- Create a router
Akanda boots a router appliance appliance, connected to the external network
- Attach a router interface to the created network
Attempt to delete the network resources:
- delete router interface
- Delete the router
- delete all ports on subnet
- delete subnet
- delete network
In one instance where I setup network resources using python-neutronclient directly, this fails because there is still active ports on the network. One issue I've found is that it looks like the VRRP port created by akanda is an admin resource and not visible or deletable by the tenant.
In another where I did all of this using horizon, it fails because deleting the router (via horizon) does not ensure the any associated router interface ports are deleted. The network fails to delete because of a stale router interface pot. Said port cannot be removed via api as a router interface because the router is gone. It needs to first be updated to NOT be a router interface, deleted then the network may cleanup.
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