Use cases:
1) (Most probable) Customer has two different network infrastructures (the one with multiple L2 domains, the other with single L2 to which admin or storage network is connected). In that case some of interfaces needs to belong to one Node Group while the others to different Node Group.
2) (Less probable - AT&T case) Customer connects specific node interface to different Node Group.
Secondly, there should be a possibility to assign whatever number of Node Groups to one, particular node.
In a deployment with multiple network segments (https:/ /docs.mirantis. com/openstack/ fuel/fuel- 6.0/reference- architecture. html#mcn- arch) there is no way to assign node interfaces ((private), public, management, storage, and fuelweb_admin) to different Node Groups.
Use cases:
1) (Most probable) Customer has two different network infrastructures (the one with multiple L2 domains, the other with single L2 to which admin or storage network is connected). In that case some of interfaces needs to belong to one Node Group while the others to different Node Group.
2) (Less probable - AT&T case) Customer connects specific node interface to different Node Group.
Secondly, there should be a possibility to assign whatever number of Node Groups to one, particular node.
[FUEL_SERVER ~]# cat /etc/fuel/ version. yaml version: "2014.2.2-6.1" 08_06-13- 27" 94cd5610b0e0f56 d6cb8cb661b" fuelclient_ sha: "4fc55db0265bbf 39c369df398b9dc 7d6469ba13b" e2dbeedb34e1f67 e517ed7d479" 3ee0e7810eab7bb 7b50c986c7d" 311d05e2372ff43 ef1eb2e2761" 56ba54cae348b6a 07c1b607b24"
VERSION:
feature_groups:
- mirantis
- experimental
production: "docker"
release: "6.1"
openstack_
api: "1.0"
build_number: "521"
build_id: "2015-06-
nailgun_sha: "4340d55c190293
python-
astute_sha: "7766818f079881
fuel-library_sha: "f43c2ae1af3b49
fuel-ostf_sha: "7c938648a246e0
fuelmain_sha: "bcc909ffc5dd51