Activity log for bug #1765439

Date Who What changed Old value New value Message
2018-04-19 15:08:52 Pranali Deore bug added bug
2018-04-19 15:09:00 Pranali Deore tripleo: assignee Pranali Deore (pranali-deore)
2018-04-20 04:38:00 OpenStack Infra tripleo: status New In Progress
2018-05-04 11:36:07 Pranali Deore description Glance added the support for interoperable image imports. Image uploads are done using a two-step approach: first uploading it to the Glance API using a local staging area, and then triggering an upload from the staging area to the storage backend. In the case of an HA setup (ie with 3 controller nodes) this requires a shared consistent filesystem across the controller nodes. Otherwise it might happen that the image is uploaded to one node, and triggering the import is executed on a different node - where the image does not exist. Therefore we need to disable this by default, thus operators need to enable it explicitly if they have a shared filesystem across the controller nodes (for example using NFS). We need to do: 1. Set enabled_import_methods = web-download by default in glance-api.conf 2. Make this option changeable in t-h-t Glance added the support for interoperable image imports. Image uploads are done using a two-step approach: first uploading it to the Glance API using a local staging area, and then triggering an upload from the staging area to the storage backend. In the case of an HA setup (ie with 3 controller nodes) this requires a shared consistent filesystem across the controller nodes. Otherwise it might happen that the image is uploaded to one node, and triggering the import is executed on a different node - where the image does not exist. Therefore we need to disable this by default, thus operators need to enable it explicitly if they have a shared filesystem across the controller nodes (for example using NFS). We need to do: 1. Add node_staging_uri param to provide staging location (for HA/Non HA) 2. Provide share point for mounting staging location in case of HA
2018-05-04 18:31:16 Pranali Deore description Glance added the support for interoperable image imports. Image uploads are done using a two-step approach: first uploading it to the Glance API using a local staging area, and then triggering an upload from the staging area to the storage backend. In the case of an HA setup (ie with 3 controller nodes) this requires a shared consistent filesystem across the controller nodes. Otherwise it might happen that the image is uploaded to one node, and triggering the import is executed on a different node - where the image does not exist. Therefore we need to disable this by default, thus operators need to enable it explicitly if they have a shared filesystem across the controller nodes (for example using NFS). We need to do: 1. Add node_staging_uri param to provide staging location (for HA/Non HA) 2. Provide share point for mounting staging location in case of HA Glance added the support for interoperable image imports. Image uploads are done using a two-step approach: first uploading it to the Glance API using a local staging area, and then triggering an upload from the staging area to the storage backend. In the case of an HA setup (ie with 3 controller nodes) this requires a shared consistent filesystem across the controller nodes. Otherwise it might happen that the image is uploaded to one node, and triggering the import is executed on a different node - where the image does not exist. Therefore we need to disable this by default, thus operators need to enable it explicitly if they have a shared filesystem across the controller nodes (for example using NFS). We need to do: 1. Set enabled_import_methods = web-download by default in glance-api.conf 2. Make this option changeable in t-h-t
2018-05-10 18:22:20 OpenStack Infra tripleo: assignee Pranali Deore (pranali-deore) Alan Bishop (alan-bishop)
2018-05-11 05:22:12 OpenStack Infra tripleo: assignee Alan Bishop (alan-bishop) Pranali Deore (pranali-deore)
2018-05-14 20:30:29 OpenStack Infra tripleo: assignee Pranali Deore (pranali-deore) Alan Bishop (alan-bishop)
2018-05-16 15:27:00 OpenStack Infra tripleo: status In Progress Fix Released
2018-05-26 04:46:38 OpenStack Infra tags in-stable-queens