Hello, I want to test this scenario, as far as I understand it is not yet possible? If I am wrong, could you, kindly, point me to the documentation on how to do that? Is there any eta if it is not yet available?
ps. is it possible to use your nova'compute hyper-v with devstack? I've tried and failed horribly ;)
Hello, any update on this thread please?
Please see my last comment on the above question, thanks.
Sure you can use Nano as a compute Node. Starting with Liberty we release a zip archive containing the python environment and all you need to run nova-compute on Nano server. You can download the zip at this link
All you need to do is make a configuration file for nova-compute and neutron-hyperv-agent. This is a sample configuration for nova-compute and this one is for neutron-hyperv-agent. Modify passwords and ips to match your specific environment. You can start the services by using:
PS C:\HyperVNovaCompute_Liberty_12_0_test\Python> .\python.exe .\Scripts\nova-compute-script.py --config-file ..\etc\nova.conf
And for neutron-hyperv-agent:
C:\HyperVNovaCompute_Liberty_12_0_test\Python> .\python.exe .\Scripts\neutron-hyperv-agent-script.py --config-file ..\etc\neutron_hyperv_agent.conf
Our compute driver works very well with devstack. What exactly has been your problem?
EDIT:
Before we can start debugging your environment can you please provide me some details?
Well, do I need to install old application compatibility package? or it will work without it? ps. Is there any step-by-step documentation on how to do that? Or at least a bit more detailed?
well, nano server doesn't seem to be able to launch nova agent...It stays at "starting compute node" indefinitely... ps. about the devstack, i'm just really bad at linux, so i guess it my bad, i will find some way to figure it out ;) just wanted to be sure that it should work.
Hi, sorry for the delay, most of the devs involved in the Nano porting are currently traveling back from the Tokyo OpenStack summit that just finished. We're going to provide some detailed steps very soon
that´s understandable, just don´t leave me all alone vs this thing :) Thanks, I appreciate all the work you guys are doing, but I wasn't able to find any document on implementing nano as a compute node, so I have to poke you on the forum... sorry for that!
1 I have vNext tp4 where I deployed v-magine and nano server. the server itself works as a compute node just fine. 2 forget about devstack 3 nano with hyper-v and compat. package. nano with nested virtualization that works. I will supply logs later, when I get home. ps. pastebin ok?
Asked: 2015-10-28 12:46:00 +0300
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