openstack/openstack-ansible-os_octavia
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Make Octavia V2 API default

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With Queen the deprecation cycle for neutron lbaas started
so default to a stand alone Octavia installation.

Change-Id: I362508b21b39f3f096cc7ee8ee330f6eeab1648b
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German Eichberger 2018-03-21 15:30:47 -07:00
parent b1d02c6ba9
commit c8f4f275a1
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defaults/main.yml
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@ -17,10 +17,10 @@
debug: False
## Octavia standalone (v2) experimental
octavia_v2: false
octavia_v2: True
## Activate Octavia V1 API
octavia_v1: True
octavia_v1: False
## Allow TLS listener
octavia_tls_listener_enabled: True
@ -280,12 +280,12 @@ octavia_spare_amphora_pool_size: 1
# e.g. 3 hosts, 5 workers (this param) per host, results in 15 worker total
octavia_task_flow_max_workers: 5
# event_streamer - set to False if you don't need up to date lb information and/or
# your queue is crashing (Octavia will stream events to the neutron DB)
octavia_event_streamer: True
# event_streamer - set to True if you are using neutron lbaas with Octavia
# (Octavia will stream events to the neutron DB)
octavia_event_streamer: False
# Enable provisioning status sync with neutron db
octavia_sync_provisioning_status: True
octavia_sync_provisioning_status: False
# OSA is architected to use vHosts for queues so we need to post events
# into the Neutron queue for them to be picked up

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doc/source/configure-octavia.rst
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@ -192,32 +192,36 @@ enable access.
/etc/openstack-deploy
Optional: Enable Octavia V2 API
Optional: Enable Octavia V1 API
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Beginning with the Pike release, Octavia can be deployed in a stand-alone
version thus avoiding the Neutron integration. Currently, the following
configuration should be added to ``openstack_user_config.yml``:
Beginning with the Queens release, neutron lbaas has started it's
deprecation cycle and therefore Octavia stand alone is the default
configuration beginning Rocky. If the neutron lbaas endpoint is still
needed consider deploying the neutron lbaas proxy plugin.
If for legacy reasons neutron lbaas still needs the internal Octavia V1
API endpoint add the following parameters to ``openstack_user_config.yml``:
.. code-block:: yaml
# Disable Octavia support in Neutron
neutron_lbaas_octavia: False
# Disable LBaaS V2
neutron_lbaasv2: False
# Enable Octavia V2 API/standalone
octavia_v2: True
# Disable Octavia V1 API
octavia_v1: False
# Enable Octavia support in Neutron
neutron_lbaas_octavia: True
# Enable LBaaS V2
neutron_lbaasv2: True
# Disable Octavia V2 API/standalone
octavia_v2: False
# Enable Octavia V1 API
octavia_v1: True
# event_streamer - set to True if you are using neutron lbaas with Octavia
# (Octavia will stream events to the neutron DB)
octavia_event_streamer: True
# Enable provisioning status sync with neutron db
octavia_sync_provisioning_status: True
Please note that in some settings the LBaaS plugin is directly enabled in the
``neutron_plugin_base`` so adjust this as necessary.
Please be aware that if you enable only the Octavia endpoint, only
Octavia load balancers can be created because the integration with 3rd party
load balancer vendors nor with the haproxy namespace driver is available
in the Pike release.
Optional: Tuning Octavia for production use
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~