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  • Neutron (redirect from Quantum)
    Neutron/PNI-VNI-Pluggable-Framework Neutron/QoS Neutron/QoSforLinuxBridge Neutron/Quantum-floating-ips Neutron/RestProxyPlugin Neutron/ReviewDays Neutron/RoutedProviderNetworks
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  • API Document: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1PJaKvsX2MzMRlLGfR0fBkrMraHYF0flvl0sqyZ704tA
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  • Describe Quantum/Spec/EntrypointBasedPlugins here.
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  • Describe Quantum/API/XSD here. TBA
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  • See details in the devref: http://docs.openstack.org/developer/neutron/devref/alembic_migrations.html
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  • The etherpads for the Grizzly Summit are located here: http://wiki.openstack.org/Summit/Grizzly/Etherpads If you have slides from the summit, please attach
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  • This page is no longer available, refer to https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Mellanox-Neutron
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  • Quantum | Network Service Chain for Network Function Virtualization support API document https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B05WnTIhCwXhUV94a3VXbDN3OUU/edit
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  • Neutron/QoS (redirect from Quantum/QoS)
    A proposal to allow the users of Quantum network service the ability to request a particular level of network QoS. API Design Document v2 Havana Summit
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  • attachment:CoreLBaaSApi-Generated.pdf
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  • Please use the spec file found here instead of this page: http://git.openstack.org/cgit/openstack/neutron-specs/tree/specs/template.rst. Follow the process
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  • Please refer to the attached PDF: File:QuantumPublicNetworks.pdf
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  • TBD No No No quantum probe-create <net-id> quantum probe-delete <net-id> quantum probe-ping <probe-id> ipaddress quantum probe-nc-check <probe-id>
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  • Please see: http://docs.openstack.org/api/openstack-network/2.0/content/index.html
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  • https://blueprints.launchpad.net/quantum/+spec/lbaas-haproxy-driver Service Scheduler: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/quantum/+spec/quantum-service-scheduler review:
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  • This page has been moved, click here to access the new page.
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  • GET /quantum/1.0/topology PUT /quantum/1.0/topology DELETE /quantum/1.0/topology GET /quantum/1.0/tenants/:tenant/networks/ GET /quantum/1.0/
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  • `Component` 1. Quantum extension service framework 1.1. Extensions API 1.2. Extension loading 1.3. Extension configuration 1.4. DB plugin 1
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  • will invoke quantum cli lib to interactive with quantum server via API. The data about floating IPs will be store in to quantum DB. Quantum Agent, which
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  • [Deprecation Warning] The current plugin, NEC OpenFlow plugin, is deprecated in OpenStack Liberty release (2015.2). A new driver for NEC NWA (Network Automation)
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  • salvatore@ubuntu:~/git/quantum$ find ./quantum/db ./quantum/plugins ./quantum/extensions -name \*.py | xargs grep -n "policy.check" ./quantum/db/l3_db.py:775:
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  • nova.quantum_aware_scheduler.QuantumScheduler --quantum_host=<quantum_service_IP_ADDR> --quantum_port=9696
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  • requests. Template:Http://goo.gl/BRUP8 User sends REST API request to Quantum, it is routed to the corresponding Extension and Plugin. Plugin performs
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  • the Quantum Firewall http://etherpad.openstack.org/grizzly-quantum-fw Quantum scheudler http://etherpad.openstack.org/grizzly-quantum-scheduler Quantum and
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  • Rationale: There may be a need to implement different architectures depending on the nature of the solutions. Some of possible options are the following:
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  • architecture is based on advanced services introduced into Quantum. The structure is following: LBaaS Quantum Extension - is responsible for handling REST API
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  • 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
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  • describes HAProxy driver for LBaaS. The driver is implemented according to Quantum/LBaaS/DriverAPI. It supports version 1.4. Protocols: HTTP, TCP LB algorithms:
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  • script quantum/tools/wadl/generate_docs.sh and quantum/tools/wadl/extract_attrs.py Process core APIs Retrieve the RESOURCE_ATTR_MAP in quantum.api.v2
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  • be managed by xCAT MN. 1. Quantum Plugin package structure: bin/quantum-zvm-agent - excutable zvm agent. quantum/quantum/plugins/zvm - plugin code
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  • org/wiki/QuantumDevstackOvsXcp For using the quantum plugin see: http://openvswitch.org/openstack/documentation/ You can: follow: [[[QuantumDevstack]]]
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  • quantum_aware_scheduler.QuantumScheduler --quantum_host=<quantum_service_IP_ADDR> --quantum_port=9696
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  • launchpad.net/quantum/+spec/quantum-fwaas H2 (merged in H3) FW Service Plugin https://blueprints.launchpad.net/quantum/+spec/quantum-fwaas-plugin
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  • fixes there are received by Quantum. quantum/common/config.py quantum/common/flags.py quantum/common/utils.py quantum/common/serializer.py (generic
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  • Neutron/FWaaS (redirect from Quantum/FWaaS)
    FWaaS Testing FwaaS SVG FWaaS DVR API and Resource Model Document Quantum/FWaaS/API https://github.com/vishwanathj/vish-openstack
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  • Launchpad Entry: https://code.launchpad.net/~cisco-openstack/quantum/l2network-plugin Created: Aug 10 2011 Sumit Naiksatam <[[1]]> < > An L2 network
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  • rpc_control_exchange option for Quantum in this release is 'openstack' rather than 'quantum' - you need to explicitly set it to 'quantum'. See bug #1083944
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  • Log in as admin Go to Advanced Services screen and enable Load Balancing service for Project Go to Service properties and add Device into the list of
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  • Neutron/IPv6 (redirect from Quantum/IPv6)
    The following specs are in progress and expected to land in Juno. Provider Networking - upstream SLAAC Support Support DHCPv6 stateless and stateful
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  • Log in as user. Go to VPN screen. In VPNServices tab (it opens by default) click Create VPNService. Provide VPNService details, click Ok. New VPNService
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  • launchpad.net/quantum/+spec/quantum-security-groups-iptables OVS plugin (with iptables) NVP plugin https://blueprints.launchpad.net/quantum/+spec/security-groups-nvp
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  • An exploratory Quantum plugin
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  • Neutron/LBaaS (redirect from Quantum/LBaaS)
    Warning - Deprecated As of the Queens OpenStack release cycle neutron-lbaas and neutron-lbaas-dashboard are now deprecated. Please see Neutron/LBaaS/Deprecation
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  • LBaaS driver is a module that translates abstract model into vendor-specific and configures load balancing devices. This document describes API for drivers
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  • the central control point for appliances that offer advanced services in Quantum. It should be made generic to support different kinds of service devices:
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  • most of the Quantum plugins cover one or the other infrastructure domain but not entirely both. There is an essential need to re-define Quantum architecture
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  • -+----------------+ Note: with v2, Quantum no longer uses the L3 + NAT logic from nova-network. Quantum will not have the equivalent functionality
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  • on configuring Neutron (then called Quantum, which tells you how old the linked doc is) with OVS on XS/XCP: QuantumDevstackOvsXcp A more interesting setup
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  • Quantum should be able to load several Adv Svc Plugins Quantum should be able to load several implementations of the same Adv Svc Type Quantum Adv
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  • use cases for the Quantum Service API Customer uses Quantum API for creating a Layer-2. Customer creates Layer-2 network;.Quantum returns network identifier
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  • limited to): QoS properties ACLs Quantum extensions in EtherPad Comments and Reviews: This is a proposal for Quantum API extension. We introduced two extensible
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  • trunk. The branch for unit tests can be found at lp:~netstack/quantum/quantum-unit-tests. All unit tests have been implemented for both JSON and XML formats
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  • Git Branch: https://github.com/locaweb/quantum The idea behind this blueprint is create a python iptables module implementing a generic iptables abstraction
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  • 2-step changes are proposed: Move loadbalancer_db.py out of quantum/db/loadbalancer/ to quantum/plugin/services/agent_loadbalancer/db/ Rename agent_loadbalancer
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  • So the following commands are possible: quantum port-create $network_label --mac-learning-enabled quantum port-update $port_label --mac-learning-enabled
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  • The Quantum GUI should expose all tenant operations exposed as part of the core Quantum API. Communication with Quantum should be over the tenant web services
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  • and "profile_name" information needs to be obtained from the Quantum network service. quantum/plugins/cisco/nova/vifdirect.py implements a VIF driver per
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  • qrouter-xxx curl -v <vip-ip> Full list of LBaaS CLI commands is available at Quantum/LBaaS/CLI LBaas is implemented similar to L3 + DHCP using namespaces.
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  • VDX/VCS provides a means to interface Openstack’s Networking (formerly Quantum Networking) to orchestrate Brocade’s physical switches. In cloud environments
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  • that instances on the same Quantum networks could be load balanced using two different solutions. Just like the Quantum plugins allow for using several
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  • Scheduler/Device Management is a separate Quantum component. It is responsible for: Binding of service's logical models to devices (ex: schedule vip
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  • presentations from the user/business-focused Conference (thursday/friday) Quantum Introduction Dan Wendlandt ( slides ) Donabe Introduction (Note: as describe
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  • Add these lines in localrc: enable_service q-fwaas Q_SERVICE_PLUGIN_CLASSES=neutron.services.firewall.fwaas_plugin.FirewallPlugin The following
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  • This document describes how the particular VIP is provisioned to load-balancing device. There can be several options of doing this with full-automation
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  • days. All quantum core devs are therefore invited to sign up in the list below. Review duty rotates between every (human) member of quantum-core. If you
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  • com/CiscoSystems/quantum Test packages are also on PyPi. Try them with: virtualenv ~/.quantum-venv && pip install quantum -E ~/.quantum-venv #Install
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  • The Quantum CLI should expose all tenant operations exposed as part of the core Quantum API. This would be similar to the novaclient utility available
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  • MetaInterfaceDriver core_plugin = quantum.plugins.metaplugin.meta_quantum_plugin.MetaPluginV2 QUANTUM_PLUGIN_CONFIG="/etc/quantum/plugins/metaplugin/metaplugin
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  • plugins will be allowed, according to https://blueprints.launchpad.net/quantum/+spec/quantum-l3-routing-plugin, we believe that it should and it will still be
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  • openstack.org/havana-quantum-lbaas Quantum/LBaaS/HavanaPlan Initial Discussions Document NetworkLoadBalancingIntegrationsWithQuantum May need to specify
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  • complete. Workload balancing. There could be serveral agents listening for quantum server messages thus in large deployments it allows splitting workload to
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  • database quantum; GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON quantum.* TO 'quantum'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 'password'; GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON quantum.* TO 'quantum' IDENTIFIED
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  • The goal of this blueprint is to make L3 API part of the official 'core' Quantum API, as agreed durin the Grizzly summit. From the user perspective, there
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  • https://blueprints.launchpad.net/quantum/+spec/service-type-framework-cleanup https://blueprints.launchpad.net/quantum/+spec/lbaas-integration-with-service-types
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  • info. Edit /etc/quantum/quantum.conf and set core_plugin the variable to use the BigSwitch Floodlight plugin core_plugin = quantum.plugins.bigswitch
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  • XenServer and DevStack XenServer and VLAN networking XenServer and Tempest QuantumDevstackOvsXcp XenServer Virtualization Overhead
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  • to make the provider networks API extension part of the official 'core' Quantum API, as agreed durin the Grizzly summit. From the user perspective, there
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  • reviewing the way in which Quantum returns error codes to clients for the upcoming Essex release. The current release of the Quantum API (1.0) uses HTTP response
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  • Core objects in the resource model focused around config re-use and enterprise-targeted feature set: 1. VIP: A virtual server is a traffic-management
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  • Unauthorized (401) This operation does not require a request body, unless the Quantum server is running without Keystone integration. This operation returns a
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  • multiple logical switches for a single Quantum network, the NVP plugin will need to have appropriate logic for managing quantum network mapped onto multiple logical
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  • The following is the proposed plan/schedule for design and implementation of features for Firewall As A Service feature in OpenStack Networking for the
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  • Codes:Unauthorized (401) This operation does not require a request body, unless the Quantum server is running without Keystone integration. This operation returns a
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  • the Open Stack Havana version. The driver is implemented according to Quantum/LBaaS/DriverAPI. The driver communicates with a management solution called
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  • NetworkDhcpAgentBinding and RouterL3AgentBinding into common model. quantum.conf: variable to configure scheduler for service agent. service-agent
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  • Launchpad Entry: https://github.com/openstack/quantum Created: Oct 18 2011 Sumit Naiksatam <[[1]]> < > Quantum is currently designed to address the abstraction
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  • https://github.com/CiscoSystems/quantum/tree/int/l3apiframework Created: Dec 13 2011 |alt L3 Model Schematic Today’s Quantum Service implements Virtual
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  • API extension to expose interface-ids, new NetworkManager class that uses Quantum. New plugins: Cisco Plugin (Planned) New in Diablo-Integrated-Freeze
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  • between Quantum virtual networks and underlying physical mechanisms such as VLANs and tunnels. When this extension is supported, users of the Quantum client
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  • launchpad.net/neutron/+spec/quantum-v2-euca-compat (has a dependency on https://blueprints.launchpad.net/nova/+spec/nova-quantum-security-group-proxy).
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  • PLUMgrid OpenStack Networking Suite Neutron Plugin v2 implements the Neutron v2.0 API. PLUMgrid IO Visor 2.1.12 (or higher) PLUMgridLibrary Networks
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  • Updated for more simple model (see https://docs.google.com/a/ntti3.com/document/d/1aVfYHiGrwL7XyE639_sCBkmALy7FKCJqPX8DqiHk7kY/edit#heading=h.kf4wr792gej6
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  • Quantum System Test seeks to test the whole of Quantum to confirm functionality, performance, and behavior in various unexpected scenarios. Here are
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  • backup copy of quantum/etc/quantum.conf 2. Edit quantum/etc/quantum.conf and edit the "core_plugin" for v2 API `core_plugin = quantum.plugins.cisco.network_plugin
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  • Wendlandt ( dan@nicira.com ) Project codename: Quantum Summary (one sentence abstract of the project): Quantum is a virtual network service that provides a
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  • (compute.manager._make_network_info) The Quantum Network Manager: i) creates VIFs into the DB, ii) creates port in quantum network, iii) attaches VIF to port<
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  • prefix lb- in order to avoid ambiguity. The set of commands corresponds to Quantum/LBaaS/API_1.0: lb-healthmonitor-create Create a health monitor
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  • GET <quantum_endpoint>/tenants/XXX/networks/AAA/ports?state=UP&op-status=DOWN For the first prototype of this feature, to be included in Quantum API v1
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  • Git Branch: https://github.com/locaweb/quantum The idea behind this blueprint is to extend quantum to provide firewalls and dhcps control. Agents
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  • balancing service with Quantum as well. The fact that the load balancing service is deployed in a, or integrated with, a Quantum managed network does not
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  • can be instantiated as many time as necessary Improvements: split the ‘quantum-api’ daemon in separated roles to improve scalability and security: API
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  • Git Branch: https://github.com/locaweb/quantum The idea behind this blueprint is to extend quantum to provide a generic interface to control datacenter
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  • also be unique. Example of quantum.conf section: [service_providers] service_provider=LOADBALANCER:reference:quantum.services.loadbalancer.plugin_drivers
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  • changes we need to make to the Quantum documentation for Grizzly items https://blueprints.launchpad.net/quantum/+spec/quantum-service-framework: Or just
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  • starting Folsom glance services With Quantum being a core project for the Folsom release, we worked closely with the Quantum team to bring networking support
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  • Wendlandt ( dan@nicira.com ) Project codename: Quantum Summary (one sentence abstract of the project): Quantum is a virtual network service that provides a
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  • This is now merged. The proposal is to implement a Neutron (formerly Quantum) L2 plugin that configures a Linux Bridge to realize neutron's Network,
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  • Nova and Quantum 11:50p Openstack networking API update (Decouplling AuthZ logic (same session as networking API update)) 1:50p Making Quantum Simpler
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  • SKIP_EXERCISES=boot_from_volume,client-env # Quantum specific Q_PLUGIN=openvswitch ENABLED_SERVICES+=,tempest,quantum,q-svc,q-agt,q-dhcp,q-l3,q-meta,q-domua
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  • following Quantum specific roles to the Keystone Server, where each of the roles provides certain specific capability Role “Quantum:Admin” – Quantum super
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  • API to execute MapReduce jobs without exposing details of underlying infrastructure (similar to AWS EMR) bp 1 bp 2 etc. User-friendly UI for ad-hoc
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  • The 2012.2.3 release is a Folsom bugfix update for Nova, Glance, Cinder, Quantum, Keystone and Horizon. The bugfixes contained in this release were backported
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  • below: quantum/quantum/plugins/midonet/__init__.py quantum/quantum/plugins/midonet/midonet_lib.py quantum/quantum/plugins/midonet/plugin.py quantum/etc/
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  • communicating "interface bindings" to Quantum. In the short-term, we are also thinking on having this manager communicate to Quantum to indicate which tenant "owns"
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  • handling the Quantum -> Neutron transition. Summary: Starting with the Havana release, the OpenStack Networking project's code name is Neutron. Quantum is no
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  • concept Quantum clients will become aware of the actual state of the resources managed by Quantum. In particular, this concept will help Quantum client
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  • Authentication + authorization of requests to the Quantum API is required so that tenants can only modify their own networks. The plan is that authentication
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  • completed on the server side (see: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/quantum/+spec/quantum-api-auth) info-level logging (perhaps?)We envision that this library
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  • evolve. A draft of the Quantum API specification can be found here. Also, this page contains some typical use cases for the Quantum API. Services (e.g
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  • three core design principles for Quantum. Design Principal #1: Abstract API and Pluggable Back-end Similar to Nova, Quantum exposes an abstract API to allow
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  • huge deal, but kind of nice. Any documentation generation Packaging of quantum into a deb and/or RPM Any coverage metrics of the unit tests (example:
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  • linuxbridge plugin quantum-dhcp-agent invokes the 'get_dhcp_port' method on the 'q-plugin' topic in the 'quantum' exchange and one of the quantum-server services
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  • Nova.) As a Quantum administrator, I need to receive notifications in a timely manner so that I can respond to emergencies. As a Quantum administrator
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  • Quantum administrators want data on system usage for billing, chargeback, or monitoring purposes. System usage data is emitted from Quantum in the form
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  • Cloudpipe support in Quantum will let external users create a secure tunnel into a tenant network. CloudPipe is special use case for generalized L3 services
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  • OpenStack : Guide to setup OpenStack Essex with Ubuntu 12.04 in dual node with Quantum & Open-vSwich Contact me
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  • https://code.launchpad.net/~cisco-openstack/nova/802dot1qbh-support-with-quantum Created: Aug 10 2011 Sumit Naiksatam <[[1]]> < > A VIF driver is implemented
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  • configured and running Quantum unit tests: https://jenkins.openstack.org/view/Quantum/ quantum: [1] quantum-pep8: [2] quantum-pylint: [3]
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  • improvements for Quantum support Python devstack (check it out on github) Quantum bugs/low-hanging fruit - http://wiki.openstack.org/QuantumStarterBugs Overview
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  • Neutron/APIForServiceChaining Cathy Zhang (Project Lead) Louis Fourie Paul Carver Vikram Choudhary Mohan Kumar Bernard Cafarelli Pavel Glushchak
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  • In order to use Neutron-VPNaaS with devstack (http://devstack.org) a single node setup, you'll need the following settings in your local.conf (NEW: neutron-vpnaas
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  • Use cidr_block then create an IPAM object in the project using Quantum API. Use Quantum API to create default network ACL, default route table and default
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  • work on QuantumEach item below is tagged with the corresponding goal. E1 on Launchpad Quantum Manager DHCP (nova-parity, Brad) Quantum packaging
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  • the Quantum API endpoint, the Quantum API service looks for the authentication token or the user's credentials. If none of them is found, Quantum API will
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  • "Type": "OS::Quantum::Net", "Properties": { "name": "My Network" } }, "Subnet": { "Type": "OS::Quantum::Subnet",
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  • The 2012.2.4 release is a Folsom bugfix update for Nova, Glance, Cinder, Quantum, Keystone and Horizon. No further official Folsom releases of these projects
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  • new mode. Quantum Security Groups Proxy: When managing security groups through Nova's API, all actions will be proxied to Quantum when Quantum is the network
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  • version of python-quantumclient is required if Nova is configured to use Quantum networking. See this review. OSSA 2012-020/CVE-2012-5625 - create_lvm_image
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  • ... Describe shiv haris here. http://wiki.openstack.org/Quantum Launchpad ID: [1] Bugs: [2] My Questions: [3] My Reviews: [4]
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  • VM creation in compute calls allocate_for_instance on quantum network manager (as usual). 4. Quantum network manager calls ipam.get_v4_ips_by_interface (or
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  • Steven Dake Nova Russell Bryant Michael Still Oslo Mark McLoughlin Quantum Mark McClain Swift John Dickinson Horizon Gabriel Hurley Keystone
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  • stances/ Vlan and Routing is only supported on Hyper-V when using the Quantum / Neutron Hyper-V Agent; VlanManager mode is not supported with nova-network
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  • token-id, service endpoint url Enables Quantum CLI cmd execution by passing Username credentials Enables Quantum CLI cmd execution by passing Token credentials
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  • directly from nova. Or, in case of Quantum simply in the default tenant network. In this release limited support for Quantum is added. Each environment created
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  • Note: Please see Quantum/APIv2-specification for the latest Quantum v2.0 specification. The goal of this document is to quickly get a Quantum developer who
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  • https://bugs.launchpad.net/neutron. The v2.0 API represents a combination of the Quantum v1.1 API with some of the most essential IPAM capabilities from the Melange
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  • (Swift) Gabriel Hurley (Horizon) Dolph Mathews (Keystone) Mark McClain (Quantum) John Griffith (Cinder) Julien Danjou (Ceilometer) Steven Hardy (Heat)
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  • interface-id type).Proposal for Quantum Plugin - Abstract class: #!highlight python """ Quantum Plug-in API specification. QuantumPluginBase provides the definition
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  • Here's a listing of the ideas for students to peruse. When adding an idea to this page, please try to include the following detailed information: a
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  • 30px {{{header}}} {{{body}}} This wiki page is for development discussion VPNaaS (VPN-as-a-Service) is a Neutron extension that introduces VPN feature
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  • Quantum team meeting logs are usually available at the following URLs: http://eavesdrop.openstack.org/meetings/quantum/ or http://eavesdrop.openstack
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  • Developing with DevStack - Gary Kotton (Red Hat) L4 - L7 Network Services in Quantum - Samuel Bercovici (Radware) Developers Experience - Avishay Balderman
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  • (Swift) Gabriel Hurley (Horizon) Joe Heck (Keystone) Dan Wendlandt (Quantum) John Griffith (Cinder) Mark McLoughlin (Oslo) Release Manager: Thierry
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  • default_instance_type quantum_url quantum_url_timeout quantum_admin_username quantum_admin_password quantum_admin_tenant_name quantum_region_name quantum_admin_auth_url
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  • have a general understanding of the OpenStack LBaaS service, the OpenStack Quantum service, and the integration between the two. You should also know how to
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  • code should do, making it much easier to attach Quantum to Nova cleanly the calling interface to Quantum is clean and well defined, meaning that it's easy
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  • will evolve to integrate with other OpenStack services, particularly the Quantum service (virtual network segments), network containers and Load Balancer
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  • extension is shown in the diagram below. It adds one new tables to the quantum database of the plugin. To binding the activation of the isolated function
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  • You should extend the data that is provided to the VIF Driver once the quantum port is created to provide the physical network name. The creation of
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  • yourself, make sure you know how OpenStack Networking (Neutron [formerly Quantum]) works by reading the OpenStack Networking Admin Guide and asking questions
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  • (Swift), Devin Carlen (Dashboard), Joe Heck (Keystone), Dan Wendlandt (Quantum) Release Manager: Thierry Carrez (ttx) iCal feed for all milestones
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  • Y Y Y Y Keystone X X X I Y Y Y Y Y Neutron (Quantum) X X X X I Y Y Y Y Cinder X X X X I Y Y
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  • found in proposed 12.04 - Precise Weekly snapshot of nova, keystone, swift, quantum, horizon, melange. Essex will be available when it is released. Openstack
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  • blueprint is to enable quantum to leverage this feature The use case for this blueprint is pretty straightforward: enable Quantum users to leverage the
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  • an upgrade, it is recommended OpenStack Networking is upgraded and the quantum-metadata-agent restarted before upgrading Nova.
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  • similar to the version currently found in Quantum (https://github.com/openstack/quantum/blob/master/quantum/agent/rpc.py#L90). That implementation isn't
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  • Distributed Virtual Router for OVS blueprint VLanManager Network Flow Analysis quantum-multihost blueprint Shared DHCP IP configuration for nova network Abandoned
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  • admin has to know what Quantum driver is used and configure the vif_driver to match Nova can only support a single VIF type for Quantum, which prevents concurrent
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  • enable_service q-vpn to localrc Use directions from: https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Quantum/VPNaaS/HowToInstall for VPN setup. Firewall setup directions are present
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  • resource should implement the SecurityGroupIds property Fix released Use quantum security groups when a VpcId is specified in AWS::EC2::SecurityGroup Implemented
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  • jason-koelker, markmc, mikalstill, russellb, zyluo, flaper87 [group-quantum] projects = openstack/quantum, openstack/python-quantumclient, openstack/netconn-api team-core
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  • net/horizon/essex/2012.1 Quantum Quantum support has been removed from Horizon for the Essex release. It will be restored in Folsom in conjunction with Quantum's first
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  • _refresh_for_instance "yes" NetworkManager.deallocate_fixed_ip "yes" QuantumNovaIPAMLib.deallocate_ips_by_vif "yes" bandwidth_usage "yes" CommmonRpcContext
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  • Date: February 2nd, 2012 Topic: OpenStack project bugs. Key objective: Close as many bugs as possible over a day ! A bug squashing day is a bug day
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  • stopping service.quantum-db-manage --config-file /path/to/quantum.conf --config-file /path/to/plugin/conf.ini stamp grizzly Stop quantum-server and deploy
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  • parar o serviço. quantum-db-manage --config-file /path/to/quantum.conf --config-file /path/to/plugin/conf.ini stamp grizzly Pare o quantum-server e implante
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  • process applying the service. This is achievable with the current set of Quantum APIs. HA in this mode is achieved through an external monitoring entity
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  • users to create their own networks and then attach interfaces to them. Quantum has a pluggable architecture to support many popular networking vendors
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  • default_instance_type quantum_url quantum_url_timeout quantum_admin_username quantum_admin_password quantum_admin_tenant_name quantum_region_name quantum_admin_auth_url
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  • Glance Worked on Nova Worked on Melange Worked on Keystone Worked on Quantum Has experience with libvirt, XenServer 5.6 and XenServer 6.0 Loves to
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  • Keystone 100% done Glance 100% done Horizon 0% Quantum 100% done
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  • CPUs. Is he allowed to get them ? 9.2) A user B asks for 20 networks from Quantum. He does NOT have a user quota allocated but the project in which he is
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  • Image service (bcwaldon) Horizon: OpenStack Dashboard (gabrielhurley) Quantum: OpenStack Network service, and the future of Nova networking (danwent)
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  • have a general understanding of the OpenStack LBaaS service, the OpenStack Quantum service, and the integration between the two. You should also be familiar
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  • OpenStack Compute (Nova) Networking: Sessions about OpenStack Network service (Quantum), and the future of Nova networking Keystone: Sessions about OpenStack
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  • p=openstack/nova.git;a=summary http://anonscm.debian.org/gitweb/?p=openstack/quantum.git;a=summary http://anonscm.debian.org/gitweb/?p=openstack/swift.git;a=summary
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  • configuration support, integration with Neutron (OpenStack Networking, earlier Quantum) // blueprint More implementations of plugins // Client libraries and
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  • (one position) Horizon PTL (one position) Keystone PTL (one position) Quantum PTL (one position) Cinder PTL (one position) openstack-common PTL (one
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  • creation.Quantum Manager Allows Nova and Quantum integration thus allowing Quantum to perform network management for Nova virtual machines.Quantum Plugin
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  • OpenStack UX Horizon and Swift Recon Integration Horizon and Quantum Integration Quantum track High Availability in OpenStack Federated Zones with Service
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  • monitored devices are: the physical servers on which Glance, Cinder, Quantum, Swift, Nova compute node and Nova controller runs the network devices
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  • being processed at the same time by many varying services (nova, cinder, quantum...). Since different workflows will need different ['mutex', 'semaphore']
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  • (snapshots are also included) per project quantum.network countable 10 Number of networks allowed per tenant quantum.subnet countable 10 Number of
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  • to integrate Melange into the Quantum Network Manager. Rackspace has a fully functional integration of Melange, Quantum and Nova in our test environments
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  • Ecosystem using a REST API or Designate Sink which consumes events from Nova or Quantum, or any other service that has events that would necessitate DNS changes
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  • .launchpad.net/nova/+spec/zvm-plugin Quantum z/VM pluginhttps://blueprints.launchpad.net/quantum/+spec/quantum-zvm-plugin z/VM is a VM hypervisor based
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  • supported by the API extensions. Is passed into both Nova Networking and Quantum APIs. In Nova Network it's used to calculate an rxtx_cap for the instance
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  • integration VLAN networking/Routing (VLAN and Routing functionality through the Quantum Hyper-V Plugin - VlanManager mode is not supported with nova-network) Flat
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  • DQD is a piece of code located in the quota module of Nova, Cinder and Quantum projects, and it's designed in the same fashion as the other drivers present
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  • access to a fully working Openstack (Nova/Keystone/Glance/Cinder/Swift/Quantum) system which uses packages. Sample Job run: 1 ) A "server group" is created
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  • Grizzly라는 표시를 해야 합니다. quantum-db-manage --config-file /path/to/quantum.conf --config-file /path/to/plugin/conf.ini stamp grizzly Quantum-server을 중지하고 Neutron
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  • default_instance_type quantum_url quantum_url_timeout quantum_admin_username quantum_admin_password quantum_admin_tenant_name quantum_region_name quantum_admin_auth_url
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  • projects (Quantum, Cinder) which do not apply to virtual environments. For example, some environments may have pre-configured VLANs which Quantum must be
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  • the notification event from other openstack services(i.e. nova, glance, quantum, cinder, etc.). After the data is collected, it is sent from agents or notification
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  • upgrade to Grizzly in August 2013, we moved to OpenStack Networking, neutron (quantum at the time). Compute nodes have two-gigabit network interfaces and a separate
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  • Image in Glance. k. Delete Virtual Network information in Nova-network / Quantum. l. Corrupt the configuration data (nova.conf/ keystone.conf)
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  • of task refactoring work. Note: that if downstream services (quantum and the quantum agent for example are problematic) work in asynchronous manner that
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  • summary as an Horizon plugin New agents for other OpenStack components (Quantum Engines? Heat? etc...) Extension of the framework for measurements in general
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  • at each execution. During synchronization we won't block access to the Quantum database. Status for newly created resources will be synchronized at the
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  • and for other operational reasons...). service stop [glance-*, nova-*, quantum...] Currently many of the OpenStack components do not handle this forced
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  • full active-active HA multiple cinder backends (iscsi, ceph) multiple quantum backends (ovs,provider networks) multiple glance backend (file,swift,ceph)
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  • Allocated/released (by a user/tenant) SnapshotsOn other projects (keystone, quantum, ...) Fixed Networks Tenants Users Inbound traffic Outbound traffic
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  • OpenStack的网络服务,在此版本中有一个新的名字:Neutron。Havana版将允许向下兼容Grizzly版Quantum的配置文件,但使用Quantum的配置文件是不推荐使用的,部署人员应当尽快更新所有的引用配置到新版。Quantum配置文件和可执行文件名将支持到2014.1(Icehuose版)。 Neutron
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  • リリースの Neutron は Grizzly の Quantum からの設定ファイルを使用して実行できます。しかし、Quantum の使用は非推奨であり、既に導入したユーザは自身のなるべく早い時期に全ての参照を更新すべきです。Quantum 設定ファイルとコマンド名のサポートは 2014.1 (Icehouse)
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  • you make a call using an openstack CLI client like ‘nova’, ‘glance’, or ‘quantum’. You can rerun this at any time from the devstack directory if you need
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  • ‘service_plugins’ setting in ‘quantum.conf’ and the l3 agent is configured in the usual way in the ‘l3agent.ini’ file. Excerpt from quantum.conf: core_plugin
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  • general term for pre-existing Nova network related workflow as well as Quantum L2 services. 1. Dynamic physical VLAN per project Create a VLAN for
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  • we’d be building an independant forwarding table, loosely coupled with quantum internal state (database and RPC callbacks could be hosted by a separate
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  • launchpad.net/quantum/+spec/ml2-gre https://blueprints.launchpad.net/quantum/+spec/ml2-mechanism-drivers https://blueprints.launchpad.net/quantum/+spec/ml2-portbinding
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  • verbatim from the code. The system: 'parses' the code of {nova, swift, quantum, cinder, glance, keystone} to determine current configuration options, default
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  • device driver API to make them almost a duplication of plugin driver API (quantum.services.loadbalancer.drivers.abstract_driver.LoadBalancerAbstractDriver)
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  • Example: use_fqdn = True # # (IntOpt) Sync interval in seconds between Quantum plugin and EOS. # This field defines how often the synchronization
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  • We currently work with all core projects including Nova, Cinder, Glance, Quantum, Keystone, Swift, and Horizon. We were an early adopter of Oslo, before
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  • 데이터 서비스에 인터럽트가 걸리는 것을 방지학 위해, OpenStack Networking을 업그레이드하고, Nova 업그레이드 전 quantum-metadata-agent를 재시작할 것을 권장합니다.
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  • default_instance_type quantum_url quantum_url_timeout quantum_admin_username quantum_admin_password quantum_admin_tenant_name quantum_region_name quantum_admin_auth_url
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  • that VMs are placed in a location that can satisfy this request? While Quantum is currently focused on basic L2 connectivity with more advanced functionality
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  • known and python friendly Refer to components with manpages (Nova, Glance, Quantum, ...) for implementation details.
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  • ported Network related functionality which can be directly accessed via Quantum is not being ported Things to look for when porting an extension Is this
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  • HEATHEAT also performs orchestration across OpenStack Nova/Cinder/Glance/Quantum and other services. However, it more focuses on the application deployment
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  • Storage Arrays Global firewall rules Support for multiple volume types Quantum NaaS integration points API Enhancements * Versioning in the API * Custom
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  • networking-2016 networking-2015 networking-2014 networking-2013 quantum-2013 quantum-2012
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  • certificate verification. Four of the clients (keystone, nova, cinder, quantum) use httplib2 which had no hostname verification before 0.7.0 and what it
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  • k/python-keystoneclient,n,z I've also been working closely with Dan on Quantum integration and a plan for the openstack networking api. In addition I've
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  • (enable_snat=False). The external gateway will be the default route in the Quantum router, but traffic will not be NATted. Currently the external gateway is
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  • Allocated/released (by a user/tenant) SnapshotsOn other projects (keystone, quantum, ...) Fixed Networks Tenants Users Inbound traffic Outbound traffic
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  • notification messages from other OpenStack components such as nova, glance, quantum, and swift. The collector loads one or more listener plugins, using a namespace
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  • GNU/Linux. New UI for marking images with Murano specific metadata. Use Quantum for networking Release Notes Bug fix release. Known issues: Bug with
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  • stopping service.quantum-db-manage --config-file /path/to/quantum.conf --config-file /path/to/plugin/conf.ini stamp grizzly Stop quantum-server and deploy
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  • flat (static), flat (DHCP), and VLAN options (This project needs a name. "Quantum" was proposed.) The Virtual Networking Service will have the following responsiblities
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  • and code analysis tools RPC API review ZeroMQ RPC for Ceilometer and Quantum Message queue access control RPC Message Signing and Encryption Zipkin
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  • list of revoked tokens? Are we expecting services (nova, glance, swift, quantum, etc) to need to do this periodically as a means of pre-caching a list of
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  • where there are 20 server plugins, 20 storage plugins, 20 different type of quantum plugins etc becomes especially intrusive if we change around the dsl (since
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  • asurement https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ceilometer/+spec/ceilometer-quantum-bw-metering The metering of the bandwidth can be realized by set up some
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  • the VM or client, but only on the logical network the client is part of. Quantum must be able to talk to storage backends and connect them into its networking
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  • described here: https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Quantum/ServiceInsertion and https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/QuantumServicesInsertion Right now existing implementations
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  • info please follow firewall testing page <https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Quantum/FWaaS/Testing> List of commands to facilitate data path configurations in
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  • architecture. Who signals the metering service? The API service or nova, quantum, swift, glance, volume? Note: ideally, all meters are available from the
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