Hi Elvinas, Thanks for your question. I've poked around in the source code for both Brooklyn and jclouds. The networkName property is being passed through to the jclouds "network" template option, and it seems that jclouds' OpenStack Nova driver is interpreting this value as the network "UUID defined by Neutron".
So I think that the solution is to change the "networkName" property in brooklyn.properties to refer to the network by its UUID rather than by its name. I don't think any of my available OpenStack instances have multiple networks so I've not yet been able to test this theory, so perhaps you could give it a try and let me know if it makes a difference? Richard. On 20 November 2014 15:00, Elvinas Piliponis <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello, > > Not sure if I have made something weird, however I am getting errors which > are explicitly related to selecting Network ID or errors indicates that. > > I am using the following YAML: > name: simple-vm3 > location: openstack > services: > - type: brooklyn.entity.basic.EmptySoftwareProcess > name: VM > provisioning.properties: > minRam: 512 > minCores: 1 > minDisk: 10 > networks: > - network: private > > Brooklyn properties: > brooklyn.location.named.openstack=jclouds:openstack-nova:http://IP_ADDR:5000/v2.0 > brooklyn.location.named.openstack.identity=admin:admin > brooklyn.location.named.openstack.credential=******** > brooklyn.location.named.openstack.imageId=RegionOne/d5163d69-4b2c-4269-99ad-88506973037f > brooklyn.location.named.openstack.keyPair=admin > brooklyn.location.named.openstack.securityGroups=default > brooklyn.location.named.openstack.loginUser.privateKeyFile=/opt/brooklyn/admin.pem > brooklyn.location.named.openstack.loginUser=fedora > brooklyn.location.named.openstack.hardwareId=RegionOne/24b24f68-535a-4c73-a052-52022240a2e3 > brooklyn.location.named.openstack.networkName=private > > > I have attempted to add network definition to the example YAML from Brooklyn > web page. It did not help. > > OpenStack is set up to have 2 networks: private and external shared, from > where Floating IP's are to be assigned. I am able to start instances with > admin and non admin user on OpenStack and networking seems to be working. > > > When setting Brooklyn to use normal tenant user, application fails with: > > Failure running task invoking start[locations] on 1 node (aBM5rC8q): > org.jclouds.compute.RunNodesException: error running 1 node > group(brooklyn-wnok-simple-vm3-nkqw-vm-bsuf) location(RegionOne) > image(d5163d69-4b2c-4269-99ad-88506973037f) > size(24b24f68-535a-4c73-a052-52022240a2e3) options({loginUser=fedora, > loginPrivateKeyPresent=true, scriptPresent=true, > userMetadata={Name=brooklyn-wnok-simple-vm3-nkqw-vm-bsuf-UcLq}, > autoAssignFloatingIp=false, securityGroupNames=[default], > keyPairName=brooklyn, configDrive=false}) Execution failures: 1) > ExecutionException on brooklyn-wnok-simple-vm3-nkqw-vm-bsuf-390: > java.util.concurrent.ExecutionException: > org.jclouds.rest.AuthorizationException: {"forbidden": {"message": "It is not > allowed to create an interface on external network > 83aa077e-0742-4aaa-8774-6ccdc3fd7800", "code": 403}} > > According to some knowledge bases this happens when explicit network id is > not specified in request and shared external network is attempted to be used. > Request fails as _Member_ user is not allowed to modify external net. > > > If I select to use admin user it fails a litle further and more explicitly. > > Failure running task invoking start[locations] on 1 node (bGa2UU8o): > org.jclouds.compute.RunNodesException: error running 1 node > group(brooklyn-gdqq-simple-vm2-eo7v-vm-sswy) location(RegionOne) > image(d5163d69-4b2c-4269-99ad-88506973037f) > size(24b24f68-535a-4c73-a052-52022240a2e3) options({loginUser=fedora, > loginPrivateKeyPresent=true, scriptPresent=true, > userMetadata={Name=brooklyn-gdqq-simple-vm2-eo7v-vm-sswy-Q526}, > autoAssignFloatingIp=false, securityGroupNames=[default], keyPairName=admin, > configDrive=false}) Execution failures: 1) ExecutionException on > brooklyn-gdqq-simple-vm2-eo7v-vm-sswy-639: > java.util.concurrent.ExecutionException: > org.jclouds.http.HttpResponseException: command: POST > http://10.12.208.5:8774/v2/7053442c99914d4f8a64c6bc51a96d25/servers HTTP/1.1 > failed with response: HTTP/1.1 400 null; content: [{"badRequest": {"message": > "Multiple possible networks found, use a Network ID to be more specific.", > "code": 400}}] at > com.google.common.util.concurrent.AbstractFuture$Sync.getValue(AbstractFuture.java:299) > at > > Any ideas how to specify Network ID? Or am I doing everything wrong way? > > Thank you > > _________________________________________ > Elvinas Piliponis > > Studentų g. 59-B707, LT-51365, Kaunas | Lietuva > Email: [email protected] | Mobile: +370 69807947 > > The information contained in this electronic mail transmission may be > privileged and confidential, and therefore, protected from disclosure. If you > have received this communication in error, please notify us immediately by > replying to this message and deleting the email and its attachments from all > computers without copying or disclosing it.
