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and subject line Re: openstack-cluster-installer: default volume type does not
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regarding openstack-cluster-installer: default volume type does not exist
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Package: openstack-cluster-installer
Version: 42.3.7~bpo12+1
Tags: patch
When using the default volume type settings, creating a volume fails:
$ openstack volume create testvol1 --size 10
The request cannot be fulfilled as the default volume type CEPH_1_perf1 cannot
be found.
This appears to have been introduced in commit 1b054ece [1] when the
list of cinder backends was changed from ['CEPH_1_perf1','CEPH_1_perf2']
to ['CEPH_1'].
I've raised a merge request [2] to amend the default backend from
'CEPH_1_perf1' to 'CEPH_1'.
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Regards
Jim Scadden (FloydianJim)
[1]
https://salsa.debian.org/openstack-team/debian/openstack-cluster-installer/-/commit/1b054ece9e2688de94812584b500561446e38977
[2]
https://salsa.debian.org/openstack-team/debian/openstack-cluster-installer/-/merge_requests/46
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--- Begin Message ---
I've discovered the reason I was seeing this error was because
variables weren't being returned by the ENC. I'm therefore closing this
bug and I'll raise a separate one for the underlying problem.
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Jim
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