rally-openstack/CHANGELOG.rst
chenhb 0a73f8ae80 [api versions]Support to specify api versions in the spec of env
Spec example:
  Specify cinder client version

  {
      "openstack": {
          "auth_url": "http://example.net:5000/v2.0/",
          "region_name": "RegionOne",
          "endpoint_type": "public",
          "admin": {
              "username": "admin",
              "password": "myadminpass",
              "tenant_name": "demo"
          },
          "https_insecure": false,
          "https_cacert": ""
          "api_info": {
              "cinder": {
                  "version": "1",
                  "service_type": "volume"
              }
          }
      }
  }

Change-Id: I74578e3b1c4e7b662ba66955ef9fb62cd4eeb788
2018-08-31 14:05:27 +08:00

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Changelog

unreleased

Added

  • Support Python 3.7 environment.
  • https_cert and https_key options of the spec for existing@openstack platform to represent client certificate bundle and key files. Also the support for appropriate system environment variables ( OS_CERT, OS_KEY) is added.
  • Support client api option while deploying platform.

Changed

  • Our requirements are updated as like upper-constraints (the list of suggested tested versions to use)
  • Error messages become more user-friendly in rally env check.

Removed

  • Remove deprecated wrappers (rally_openstack.wrappers) and helpers (scenario utils) for keystone, cinder, glance services. The new service model should be used instead (see rally_openstack.services module for more details) while developing custom plugins. All the inner plugins used the new code for a long time.
  • Remove deprecated properties insecure, cacert (use https_insecure and https_cacert properties instead) and method list_services (use appropriate method of Clients object) of OpenStackCredentials object.

Fixed

  • Keypairs are now properly cleaned up after the execution of Magnum tests.

[1.2.0] - 2018-06-25

Rally 1.0.0 has released. This is a major release which doesn't contain in-tree OpenStack plugins. Also, this release extends flexibility of validating required platforms which means that logic of required admin/users for the plugin can be implemented at rally-openstack side and this is done in rally-openstack 1.2.0

Changed

Also, it is sad to mention, but due to OpenStack policies we need to stop duplicating release notes at git tag message. At least for now.

[1.1.0] - 2018-05-11

Added

  • [scenario plugin] GnocchiMetric.list_metric
  • [scenario plugin] GnocchiMetric.create_metric
  • [scenario plugin] GnocchiMetric.create_delete_metric
  • [scenario plugin] GnocchiResource.create_resource
  • [scenario plugin] GnocchiResource.create_delete_resource
  • Introduce __version__, __version_tuple__ at rally_openstack module. As like other python packages each release of rally-openstack package can introduce new things, deprecate or even remove other ones. To simplify integration with other plugins which depends on rally-openstack, the new properties can be used with proper checks.

Changed

  • Docker image ported to publish images from rally-openstack repo instead of using the rally framework repository. Also, the CI is extended to check ability to build Docker image for any of changes.
  • An interface of ResourceType plugins is changed since Rally 0.12. All our plugins are adopted to support it. The port is done in a backward compatible way, so the minimum required version of Rally still is 0.11.0, but we suggest you to use the latest release of Rally.

Removed

  • Calculation of the duration for "nova.bind_actions" action. It shows only duration of initialization Rally inner class and can be easily misunderstood as some kind of "Nova operation". Affects 1 inner scenario "NovaServers.boot_and_bounce_server".

Fixed

  • required_services validator should not check services which are configured via api_versions@openstack context since the proper validation is done at the context itself. The inner check for api_versions@openstack in required_services checked only api_versions@openstack, but api_versions string is also valid name for the context (if there is no other api_versions contexts for other platforms, but the case of name conflict is covered by another check).
  • The endpoint_type defined in environment specification/deployment configuration is the endpoint interface for gnocchi.

[1.0.0] - 2018-03-28

Start a fork of rally/plugins/openstack module of original OpenStack Rally project

Added

  • [scenario plugin] GnocchiArchivePolicy.list_archive_policy
  • [scenario plugin] GnocchiArchivePolicy.create_archive_policy
  • [scenario plugin] GnocchiArchivePolicy.create_delete_archive_policy
  • [scenario plugin] GnocchiResourceType.list_resource_type
  • [scenario plugin] GnocchiResourceType.create_resource_type
  • [scenario plugin] GnocchiResourceType.create_delete_resource_type
  • [scenario plugin] NeutronSubnets.delete_subnets
  • [ci] New Zuul V3 native jobs
  • Extend existing@openstack platform to support creating a specification based on system environment variables. This feature should be available with Rally>0.11.1

Changed

  • Methods for association and dissociation floating ips were deprecated in novaclient a year ago and latest major release (python-novaclient 10) doesn't include them. These actions should be performed via neutronclient now. It is not as simple as it was via Nova-API and you can find more neutron-related atomic actions in results of scenarios.

Removed

  • os-hosts CLIs and python API bindings had been deprecated in python-novaclient 9.0.0 and became removed in 10.0.0 release. This decision affected 2 scenarios NovaHosts.list_hosts and NovaHosts.list_and_get_hosts which become redundant and we cannot leave them (python-novaclient doesn't have proper interfaces any more).

Fixed

  • The support of kubernetes python client (which is used by Magnum plugins) is not limited by 3.0.0 max version. You can use more modern releases of that library.