Affects at least Fuel 6.0 (didn't check for another Fuel releases)
ISO 6.0 GA
VERSION:
feature_groups:
- mirantis
- experimental
production: "docker"
release: "6.0"
api: "1.0"
build_number: "58"
build_id: "2014-12-26_14-25-46"
astute_sha: "16b252d93be6aaa73030b8100cf8c5ca6a970a91"
fuellib_sha: "fde8ba5e11a1acaf819d402c645c731af450aff0"
ostf_sha: "a9afb68710d809570460c29d6c3293219d3624d4"
nailgun_sha: "5f91157daa6798ff522ca9f6d34e7e135f150a90"
fuelmain_sha: "81d38d6f2903b5a8b4bee79ca45a54b76c1361b8"
Desc: new disk volumes doesn't appear when they are added and saved.
Steps to reproduce:
1) Create a cluster with Ceph for Glance.
2) Add a controller node (an only volume called 'os' required for a controller w/o Swift enabled).
3) Go to the Settings tab and uncheck the Ceph for Glance checkbox. (This enables Swift on controllers, so an additional volume called 'image' requires to be allocated)
4) Go to the node disk settings.
5) No disk partitions appear (see attached screenshot). It's because a JS code cannot find a volume called 'image'.
6) Click "Load Defaults". Disk partitions appear.
7) Click "Save". A PUT request ends with the 200 http code, but returns a wrong data (two volumes in a request, and only one in a response). http://paste.openstack.org/show/212964/
Workaround:
Delete a node from a cluster and add it again.
Affects at least Fuel 6.0 (didn't check for another Fuel releases) 26_14-25- 46" a73030b8100cf8c 5ca6a970a91" af819d402c645c7 31af450aff0" 570460c29d6c329 3219d3624d4" ff522ca9f6d34e7 e135f150a90" a8b4bee79ca45a5 4b76c1361b8"
ISO 6.0 GA
VERSION:
feature_groups:
- mirantis
- experimental
production: "docker"
release: "6.0"
api: "1.0"
build_number: "58"
build_id: "2014-12-
astute_sha: "16b252d93be6aa
fuellib_sha: "fde8ba5e11a1ac
ostf_sha: "a9afb68710d809
nailgun_sha: "5f91157daa6798
fuelmain_sha: "81d38d6f2903b5
Desc: new disk volumes doesn't appear when they are added and saved.
Steps to reproduce: paste.openstack .org/show/ 212964/
1) Create a cluster with Ceph for Glance.
2) Add a controller node (an only volume called 'os' required for a controller w/o Swift enabled).
3) Go to the Settings tab and uncheck the Ceph for Glance checkbox. (This enables Swift on controllers, so an additional volume called 'image' requires to be allocated)
4) Go to the node disk settings.
5) No disk partitions appear (see attached screenshot). It's because a JS code cannot find a volume called 'image'.
6) Click "Load Defaults". Disk partitions appear.
7) Click "Save". A PUT request ends with the 200 http code, but returns a wrong data (two volumes in a request, and only one in a response). http://
Workaround:
Delete a node from a cluster and add it again.
This behavior should be documented at least.