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  • Zaqar (section Zaqar)
    doc/user-guide/zaqar-get-started/target/docbkx/webhelp/zaqar-get-started/index.html Zaqar Configuration Reference: doc/user-guide/zaqar-config-ref/tar
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  • New content coming soon... REDIRECT Marconi/Incubation-Old
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  • Marconi home document information
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  • Threat models, security tests and guidlines coming soon... See also: OSSG Q&A for Marconi
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  • Tools, benchmark results, methodology, etc. coming soon... Benchmarking Setup:
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  • SERVICE_TOKEN=secrete ADMIN_PASSWORD=secrete MYSQL_PASSWORD=secrete RABBIT_PASSWORD=secrete SERVICE_PASSWORD=secrete LOGFILE=/opt/stack/logs/stack
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  • Coming soon... Several teams have expressed interest in using Marconi to implement new features in their respective projects. TODO: Call out feature/use
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  • http://voltdb.com/ https://foundationdb.com http://www.orientechnologies.com/ http://www.rethinkdb.com/Note: Cassandra has known problems with high
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  • Zaqar has a modular architecture, and utilizes dynamically-loaded transport (frontend) and storage (backend) drivers via stevedore. All drivers have a
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  • anything for app developers and system administrators should go in the Zaqar User Guide. User Guide TODO: How-to contribute to the user guide Wiki Pages
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  • The page name should follow this schema: https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Zaqar/specs/{blueprint-name}
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  • Marconi Team is currently working on adding tests in Tempest. See https://blueprints.launchpad.net/tempest/+spec/add-basic-marconi-tests for details regarding
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  • WIP
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  • Our Commitment: Produce a rock-solid, scalable, ops-ready "1.0" foundational Marconi release overlayed with a polished API. No outstanding bugs with
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  • Send commands to one or more agents. Identical to UC3, but substituting the actor Agent for Subscriber, and substituting command for event.
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  • See here
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  • API CLI
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  • mkdir .zaqar $ git clone https://github.com/openstack/zaqar.git Copy the Zaqar config files to the directory ~/.zaqar: $ cp zaqar/etc/zaqar.conf.sample
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  • Marconi has a modular architecture, and utilizes dynamically-loaded transport (frontend) and storage (backend) drivers via stevedore. All drivers have
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  • Forward usage events to data collectors Identical to UC1, but substituting the actors Component and Collector for the actors Producer and Worker, respectively
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  • Marconi is an incubated OpenStack program, preparing to graduate at the end of the Juno release cycle (fall 2014). With the close of the Icehouse cycle
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  • This wiki page contains current performance numbers per driver. Pilot Tests (Redis/MongoDB) Pub-Sub (Redis)
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  • Consider adding a sample script and something to the docs along these lines: # marconi-wsgi.py from marconi import bootstrap boot
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  • with some important additions (see below). See also: Your first review on Zaqar. The PTL, with the support of the core reviewers, is ultimately responsible
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  • The page name should follow this schema: https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Zaqar/specs/{blueprint-name}
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  • Some thoughts were discussed around the two major groups of API symantics, their use cases, and whether we can support all the current semantics for high-throughput
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  • Marconi is designed to support several messaging patterns, including a number of Enterprise Integration Patterns, through a combination of API semantics
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  • Marconi guarantees FIFO for a given queue, but only when there is a single message producer. Marconi also guarantees once-and-only-once delivery of messages
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  • Having support for more transport protocols would allow us to support a broader set of use-cases. AMQP is a standard protocol adopted by other messaging
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  • Distribute tasks among multiple workers. 1. Producer signs and submits work ticket to Service 2. Service acknowledges work ticket and guarantees its
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  • Publish events to any number of subscribers. This use case only covers pub-sub within a single application domain. Publishing events to 3rd-party systems
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  • Zaqar currently has a well defined protocol that works well for HTTP. As a project, we're looking forward to welcome more transports that will work for
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  • /v1/pools/wat HTTP/1.1 Host: zaqar.example.com Response HTTP/1.1 200 OK Content-Location: /v1/pools/wat { "uri": "mongodb://zaqar1.example.com:27017",
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  • To buffer or to stream; that is the question. messages = list(msgs) {bring them all in at once} Pros: Easier input validation Potentially more performant
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  • Create as WSGI middleware and install along with the keystone auth strategy when enabled. Read/write/delete permissions mapped to roles obtained from X-Role
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  • https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/zaqar-pike-summit Review actions from last time Status updates Open discussion Meeting #83 | Zaqar UI, Zaqar Docs, OpenStack Summit
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  • related to the fix does. Go to review.openstack.org and filter by Open Zaqar fixes. Select a fix from the list to review. Download the patch to your
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  • Contributors License Agreement. Clone Zaqar's code git clone git://git.openstack.org/openstack/zaqar.git To set Zaqar up you will need to install some dependencies
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  • Request information from an agent. 1. Requester generates and signs request, then submits it to Service. 2. Service acknowledges message and guarantees
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  • Keystone, acquires Zaqar endpoint, handles requests and networking logic ErrorBase: the foundation for Zaqar client specific errors See Zaqar/specs/api/v1
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  • directory ~/.zaqar: $ cd zaqar $ tox -e genconfig $ cp etc/zaqar.conf.sample ~/.zaqar/zaqar.conf $ cp etc/logging.conf.sample ~/.zaqar/logging.conf
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  • See also https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/marconi-benchmark-plans https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/juno-marconi-benchmarking Run performance tests
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  • We need to gather several stats. Some of these will need to be exposed via the API (bp/advanced-queue-stats), but the first step is recording, which is
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  • incubation): https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Zaqar/pecan-evaluation https://blueprints.launchpad.net/zaqar/+spec/tempest-integration - Waiting to fix
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  • Brainstorming page for API improvements. The ideas below need to be discussed with the Marconi team and the OS community. They will be turned into blueprints
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  • The process of releasing a client library is similar to that followed for server releases. However, in this case, the PTL acts as the "release manager"
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  • with Zaqar in order to surface events to end-users, and to communicate with guest agents. Zaqar is not intended to replace oslo.messaging. Zaqar's API
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  • with Zaqar in order to surface events to end-users, and to communicate with guest agents. Zaqar is not intended to replace oslo.messaging. Zaqar's API
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  • provide a different kind of service from what Zaqar is today. This is currently out of scope of the Zaqar program, but if users are interested in a queue
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  • be folded into the documentation. Zaqar doesn't have a user interface... yet. We are working to integrate Zaqar to the OpenStack Dashboard (Horizon)
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  • anything for app developers and system administrators should go in the Zaqar User Guide. User Guide TODO: How-to contribute to the user guide Wiki Pages
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  • panel on Horizon for Zaqar Right now the only way to use Zaqar is through the API. The creation of a panel for Horizon would make Zaqar more user friendly
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  • Remove SQLAlchemy for realz Remove get-message-by-id endopoint Rename Zaqar to Zarconi (jk)== Consider removing include_claimed and always listing
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  • This page was created to capture the design considerations for a new metadata endpoint. First things first: The goal of adding a metadata endpoint is twofold
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  • Implementation notes regarding Marconi's official MongoDB storage driver. . Message 1 (M1) has a claim on it that has expired, and is returned by active()
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  • Simple but always appearing software flaws can be found using static code analyzers or other code scanning tools. We are limited to freely available code
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  • Endpoints define the protocol between a given transport and the storage driver. In this way, multiple transports like HTTP and ZMQ can be supported; they
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  • NOTE: This page is OUT OF DATE. Please see the latest info on the Marconi project here: Marconi NOTE: This page is OUT OF DATE. Please see the latest
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  • In case of error, the response body will have a message appropriate to the scenario Any http operation , other than the specified will return a 405 (
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  • zaqar-pythonclient support for Zaqar API v1.1 Currently there are three versions of Zaqar API: v1, v1.1 and v2.0 (under heavy development). zaqar-pythonclient
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  • Notes Either post things to an audit queue, and/or archive and upload to a swift container. Should NOT be on by default, configure using queue metadata
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  • Currently, our tests depend on running in a particular order to guarantee test correctness. By current convention, a test with the name test_000 sets up
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  • Placement Service Draft v0.1 Rationale: Marconi has a storage bottleneck Proposal goal: Remove that bottleneck The placement service aims to address
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  • In case of error, the response body will have a message appropriate to the scenario Any http operation , other than the specified will return a 405 (
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  • In case of error, the response body will have a message appropriate to the scenario Any http operation , other than the specified will return a 405 (
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  • rough idea of where the Juno drivers stood and to kick the tires on the new zaqar-bench tool. As such, the test period was fairly short (10 seconds) and increasing
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  • The following limits can be changed in marconi.conf, under the [limits:transport] section. queue_paging_uplimit – 20 message_paging_uplimit – 20 message_ttl_max
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  • Blueprint: message-pagination Discussion: Etherpad Duplicates are not allowed to be returned between pages No message may be skipped/dropped/lost In
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  • Marconi's proxy service was written to enable scaling out a Marconi deployment at the partition level. It is controlled through an HTTP API. For authoritative
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  • tests examined the pub-sub performance of the Redis driver (Juno release). zaqar-bench for load generation and stats 5 minute test duration at each load
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  • The Marconi v1 API is FROZEN We have started collecting feedback with an eye toward extensions and v2 of the API here: Marconi/specs/api/next Marconi
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  • Marconi To produce an OpenStack message queueing API and service that affords a variety of distributed application messaging patterns in an efficient
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  • Some firewalls and stuff are configured to kill HTTP connections after a certain amount of time. There is a real cost to persistent connections on networking
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  • eye toward extensions and v2 of the API here: Zaqar/specs/api/next TODO Document version discovery Zaqar provides an HTTP-based API in the spirit of the
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  • Disclaimer: I work for Rackspace, but have no vested interest in these two frameworks. I'm new to Openstack Ecosystem, and have little to no exposure on
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  • Visit the new home page: Marconi To produce a web-friendly OpenStack messaging API and service for web and mobile application developers that affords
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  • components Tuesday 11:15 Zaqar integration with other services Tuesday 12:05 Zaqar API v2: What? Why? When? Tuesday 14:00 Zaqar Persistent Transports
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  • Deployment UI (TripleO UI) Root Cause Analysis (Vitrage) Message service (Zaqar) Common Puppet library (OpenStackLib) Common Ruby helper library (pup
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  • itself. Before we even start testing Zaqar, it's important to clarify what Zaqar is. Therefore, I'd recommend you to Zaqar's wiki page and read the overview
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  • joehuang TripleO Ben Nemec bnemec Trove Lingxian Kong lxkong Zaqar Flavio Percoco flaper87 Zun Hongbin Lu hongbin
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  • be folded into the documentation. Zaqar doesn't have a user interface... yet. We are working to integrate Zaqar to the OpenStack Dashboard (Horizon)
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  • related to the fix does. Go to review.openstack.org and filter by Open Zaqar fixes. Select a fix from the list to review. Download the patch to your
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  • with some important additions (see below). See also: Your first review on Zaqar. The PTL, with the support of the core reviewers, is ultimately responsible
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  • Redis is an in memory key-value datastore which can organize data as strings, hashes, lists, sets, sorted sets, bitmaps and hyperloglogs. Being In-memory
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  • で使用される認証用のライブラリ) master (liberty) Magnum UI master horizon-cisco-ui master Zaqar UI master OpenStack マニュアル (Liberty) 運用ガイド セキュリティーガイド HA ガイド api-site
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  • 3.50pm - Room 222 - Zaqar needs to be OPs friendly Thursday, May 21 - 4.10pm to 4.50pm - Room 222 - Test suite refactor for Zaqar and Zaqarclient Thu
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  • manila neutron nova sahara swift trove zaqar
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  • OpenStackAnsible Needless Puppet OpenStack Needless TripleO Heat Zaqar Murano Solum Ceilometer CloudKitty Monasca
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  • org/#/q/project:openstack/trove-specs,n,z) Zaqar - Look through specs being proposed (https://review.openstack.org/#/q/project:openstack/zaqar-specs,n,z)
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  • one position Release cycle management - one position Message Service (Zaqar) - one position Data Processing Service (Sahara) - one position Key Management
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  • position Data Processing Service (Sahara) - one position Message Service (Zaqar) - one position Key Management Service (Barbican) - one position DNS Services
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  • The good news: OpenStack has unprecedented transparency when it comes to providing information about what’s coming up. The bad news: each release moves
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  • (formerly known as Savanna) Ironic: Sessions about Ironic project Zaqar: Sessions about the Zaqar incubated project (formerly known as Marconi) Barbican: Sessions
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