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Minutes from the OpenStack Distro team call
Aug 29, 2023
Build:
- Build Issues: None
Installation:
- Installation Issues: None
Sanity with stx-openstack (main branch):
- Last Successful Execution: (OVS) Tue Aug 22 12:39:12 UTC 2023 - Overall status: YELLOW
Sanity - Passed: 13 (86.67%) | Failed: 2 (13.33%)
Regression - Passed: 9 (75.0%) | Failed: 3 (25.0%)
- Master Build (20230820T060000Z)
- Last Execution: (OVS) Tue Aug 29 12:39:12 UTC 2023 - Overall status: RED
Sanity - Executed: 0
Regression - Executed: 0
- Installation issue: Internal infra issue when installing our test labs.
- Bugs Affecting Weekly Sanity/Regression:
- No Reproducible bugs currently open. Only intermittent issues
# LP 2023657: STX-O| config-out-of-date alarm won't disappear on controller-1 after swact and reapplying app
# LP 2012389: STX-Openstack: Failed to activate binding for port for live migration
# LP 2007303: STX-Openstack: "nova live-migration" fails to live migrate after host is forcefully turned off/on
- STX 9.0 Features Status:
- Containerizing OpenStack clients: https://storyboard.openstack.org/#!/story/2010774
- Tests planned to start this week
- OpenStack upversion (Antelope): https://storyboard.openstack.org/#!/story/2010715
- In progress: developers are testing with locally built docker images (already upversioned)
- Needed/Proposed changes to build system are listed below:
* Allow multiple package versions in aptly bin repo:
Currently, when downloader tries to delete a package, it uses ONLY the package name when searching for it, so if we have multiple versions of the same package, only the latest
one would be considered.
This proposal updates the deletion method to use both the package name and version, enabling multiple version support.
Not mandatory, but a nice to have.
*
Create specific aptly bin repo per build layer:
Currently all layers -- common, flock, distro, compiler, etc -- share the same aptly binary repository: `deb-local-binary`.
This proposal updates the build system to create a separate aptly bin repo for each layer, enabling each layer to have its own version of a given package.
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Application specific manifest:
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Best Regards,
Thales Elero Cervi