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| − | Security groups: security groups as implemented with iptables or libvirt won't work with either of the existing Quantum plugins. We'll actually need a way of letting Quantum implement security groups as well. This will likely amount to generalizing the ec2 api implementation to either be able to use a Nova implementation of security groups, or forward requests to a Quantum security groups API. [ | + | Security groups: security groups as implemented with iptables or libvirt won't work with either of the existing Quantum plugins. We'll actually need a way of letting Quantum implement security groups as well. This will likely amount to generalizing the ec2 api implementation to either be able to use a Nova implementation of security groups, or forward requests to a Quantum security groups API. [Brad Hall] |
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| + | == Nova Security Groups == | ||
| + | See document here [[attachment:Nova_Security_Groups_RohitAgarwalla_v1.pdf]]. | ||
== Design == | == Design == | ||
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Revision as of 15:35, 25 October 2011
- Code Repo: https://github.com/openstack/quantum/
- Created: Oct 25 2011
Nova Security Groups Parity for Quantum
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Abstract
Security groups: security groups as implemented with iptables or libvirt won't work with either of the existing Quantum plugins. We'll actually need a way of letting Quantum implement security groups as well. This will likely amount to generalizing the ec2 api implementation to either be able to use a Nova implementation of security groups, or forward requests to a Quantum security groups API. [Brad Hall]
Nova Security Groups
See document here attachment:Nova_Security_Groups_RohitAgarwalla_v1.pdf.
