[doc] Check bonds instead of their slave interfaces

Bug #1447625 reported by OpenStack Infra
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Affects Status Importance Assigned to Milestone
Fuel for OpenStack
Confirmed
Medium
Fuel Documentation Team

Bug Description

https://review.openstack.org/173957
commit 357e66ac53a8982500d3c032f40a73f246d1b0b2
Author: Aleksey Kasatkin <email address hidden>
Date: Fri Apr 17 12:56:42 2015 +0300

    Check bonds instead of their slave interfaces

    This allows to verify bonds for deployed nodes and changes verification
    algorithm for non-deployed ones.
    Now bonds are passed to net_checker for deployed nodes, so it is able
    to check the connectivity on bonds when they are configured
    (traffic cannot be seen on slave NICs in this case, at least for linux bonds).
    For non-deployed nodes slave NICs of bonds are passed to net_checker.
    It is checked that at least one of slave NICs of every bond has received
    test data.

    Additional info (node status, node name, node bonds names and slave NICs) is
    also saved into task's message to be able to process net_checker results even
    when some nodes were deleted from DB during the verification. It was made to keep
    compatibility with previous approach.
    We could lock nodes for deletion while they are being checked but it is subject
    for another discussion.

    DocImpact
    Closes-Bug: #1321765
    Closes-Bug: #1438945

    Change-Id: I94a1beacd4c55867a5a1bfb03ac29e21eded43dc

Tags: docs fuel-web
Changed in fuel:
assignee: nobody → Fuel Documentation Team (fuel-docs)
milestone: none → 6.1
Changed in fuel:
importance: Undecided → High
status: New → Confirmed
summary: - Check bonds instead of their slave interfaces
+ [doc] Check bonds instead of their slave interfaces
tags: added: docs
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Sheena Conant (sheena-conant) wrote :

In which set of docs should this information live (release notes)? Is this just information on how we updated network verification?

Changed in fuel:
importance: High → Medium
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