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No, that's the right way to do it. neutron-ovs-cleanup would do the same thing.

Hi, This was fixed in Queens, Mitaka is no longer supported. We were considering configuring neutron-ovs-cleanup as a N

Hi, This was fixed in Queens, Mitaka is no longer supported. We were considering configuring neutron-ovs-cleanup as a N

I can also provide some beta MSIs. Those use the upstream stable packages, tested by our CIs. Usually we do a lot more t

About the Stein MSI release date, I can't provide a date, unfortunately. It could take a couple of weeks or a couple of

It would work as Nova is backwards compatible in order to allow rolling upgrades. Some features may not be available whe

Hi, Nova doesn't allow you to add compute nodes using older versions than the rest of the deployment. I think you're us

Hi, There should be a Linux VM that acts as your Openstack controller. I think you should be able to access that VM and

Hi, There should be a Linux VM that acts as your Openstack controller. I think you should be able to access that VM and

There should be a Linux VM that acts as your Openstack controller. I think you should be able to access that VM and fetc

You may use pastebin if the log is not too large, otherwise some file sharing service such as dropbox, onedrive, etc.

Oh, one minor update about my previous comment. It's Cinder that you're currently debugging, not Nova. Instead of lookin

Just do a pip install eventlet==0.22.0. Make sure that you're using the correct Python environment. Here's a small snipp

Just do a pip install eventlet==0.22.0. Make sure that you're using the correct Python environment. Here's a small snipp

Feel free to use eventlet 0.25.0 if that works for you though.

There's a list of Openstack requirement versions that gets tested by the CIs: https://github.com/openstack/requirements/

I got that wrong, sorry about that. The host name is clusterhfc.kcs.cloud. Did anything change after upgrading eventlet

To bring some context, eventlet embeds a copy of dnspython, which is used to resolve host names as opposed to using nati

To bring some context, eventlet embeds a copy of dnspython, which is used to resolve host name as opposed to using nativ

That's great, that helps us pinpoint the issue. Cinder fails to resolve the share host name (HYPERVMEX2). Can you double

I don't like asking this, but the easiest way to get straight to the error would be to make a minor change in the code h

Ok, so debug logging is enabled and the driver seems properly configured. Can you please paste the log output that shows

This seems to be a duplicate of https://ask.cloudbase.it/question/3023/exception-during-mounting-need-more-than-0-values

Hi, That's quite odd. Could you please provide more details about the environment? Which OpenStack release are you usin

Hi, That's quite odd. Could you please provide more details about the environment? Which OpenStack release are you usin

In the future, we may be able to step in and fully support this project. The official Github repo is located here: https

Full disclosure: FreeRDP WebConnect is currently provided as a best effort, experimental service. It started as a fork,

I gave it a try and the cursor shows up fine. Could you try a more recent version or even the beta? https://cloudbase.i

Hi, There is a config option for this: netbios_host_name_compatibility. Cloudbase-init will no longer truncate host nam

Hi, There is a config option for this: "netbioshostname_compatibility". Cloudbase-init will no longer truncate host nam

Hi, Proxmox attaches config drive images that expose the instance metadata in an Openstack compatible format, which we

Hi, Proxmox attaches config drive images that expose the instance metadata in an Openstack compatible format, which we

I'm wondering if this has anything with the browser that you're using. Can you try a different one? Which one have you t

Hi, Proxmox attaches config drive images that expose the instance metadata in an Openstack compatible format, which we

Can't remember for sure, but would the plugin have to be "rearmed" in order to be executed after the resize? If that's n

Hi, I recommend asking this question on the official Openstack page: https://ask.openstack.org/en/questions/ ask.cloud

Hi, So you're using the OVS agent. What network type are you using (e.g. vlan, vxlan, gre, etc)? Can you check if Nova

Hi, Resizes and cold migrations follow the same workflow, which goes like this: the vm is unclustered the instance fi

Please see my answer at https://ask.cloudbase.it/question/2988/hyper-v-instance-resize/?answer=2993#post-id-2993

Hi, Resizes and cold migrations follow the same workflow, which goes like this: the vm is unclustered the instance fi

https://github.com/cloudbase/windows-openstack-imaging-tools/blob/bfd4aeac40f19081d4de12023a5a0aa55c985cd9/WinImageBuild

Virtio drivers can even be installed offline using dism.exe. We have some scripts that prepare Windows images which may

For what is worth, you can use Hyper-V compute nodes with OpenStack. I assume you're using KVM now, since you've mention

For what is worth, you can use Hyper-V compute nodes with OpenStack. I assume you're using KVM now, since you've mention

Hi, Which metrics are you using? By incorrect values, do you mean missing values? We've recently fixed a few issues re

Which ovs version are you using? Can you double check that the tunnel endpoints can reach each other?

Hi, So there's no error in the logs, yet the ports are not connected, right? Make sure that the neutron agent is runnin

You don't have to rebuild the DB.

Anything useful in the neutron server logs? It should tell us why it could not bind the port. It's something like this:

Hi, Judging by the logs, the agent could not fetch the port details from the neutron server as there's no binding for t