In nova.conf, my connection string is: connection=mysql://[username]:[password]@controller:[port]/nova.
But instead of writing to the database, it's writing to the local sqlite file in /var/lib/nova. Interestingly, it seems to have been stopping at version 216, but when I deleted the errant sqlite file, it recreated it up to the version 280.
I still cannot get it to connect to either the mysql or postgres database. Was there a change to the db connection string in the kilo configuration file?
Ok, I've dug into this a little bit more.
In nova.conf, my connection string is: connection= mysql:/ /[username] :[password] @controller: [port]/ nova.
But instead of writing to the database, it's writing to the local sqlite file in /var/lib/nova. Interestingly, it seems to have been stopping at version 216, but when I deleted the errant sqlite file, it recreated it up to the version 280.
I still cannot get it to connect to either the mysql or postgres database. Was there a change to the db connection string in the kilo configuration file?
My python package versions:
python-oslo-db 1.7.1-0ubuntu2~ cloud0 0.1~cloud0 sqlalchemy- ext 0.9.8+dfsg- 0.1~cloud0 cloud0
python-sqlalchemy 0.9.8+dfsg-
python-
python-migrate 0.9.5-0ubuntu1~