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| + | This was to avoid massive amounts of changes to SOA records for domains, and allowing us to notify backends [[https://review.openstack.org/#/c/45078/]] of just the server that changed. | ||
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Revision as of 13:06, 23 September 2013
Overview
Current State
Phase One
| Gerrit Patch | [[1]] |
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| Launchpad Blueprint | [[2]] |
This is an initial change to the codebase to introduce the concept of a "server pool"
This has introduced a new service that sits where the agent would have traditionally sat for bind9
This has caused all servers and domains to assigned to a "pool", which we will use in the future to submit changes to the right pools.
API v2 Changes
Servers are now a full sub resource of pools.
This was to avoid massive amounts of changes to SOA records for domains, and allowing us to notify backends [[3]] of just the server that changed.
Phase One limitations
- Currently there is only support for one pool
- When designate is set up / upgraded for the first time, you will need set up a default pool in the /etc/designate/designate.cfg file.
- There is a default pool created in the SQLAlchemy migrations, so this will just copying and pasting the pool_id into the right section in the config file.
