1. What's the difference of python-novaclient between
devstackhttps://github.com/cloudbuilders/python-novaclient
and rackspace https://github.com/rackspace/python-novaclient , as I
know devstack's version forked from rackspace.. but while I install each of
them... only devstack's python-novaclient worked fine with
Keystonehttps://github.com/cloudbuilders/keystone .
Within rackspace version , always got Invalid OpenStack Nova Credentials
how come ??
In general, project branches referenced in devstack/master are either
release branches or slightly-lagging mirrors of trunk.
There was a recent change in python-novaclient where it now expects
tenantName, rather than tenantId, for NOVA_PROJECT_ID. If you are using the
devstack sample data, you now need to set NOVA_PROJECT_ID to either 'admin'
or 'demo' (Before it expected '1' or '2').
2. For now , a keystone server is running . And it seems only support OSAPI
...am I right ? I dig many docs only talk about adding NOVA OSAPI enpoint
templates , but no one talk about EC2 API(but EC2 features in source code).
I know that there has been work put into ec2 + keystone, but I have not
worked with it personally just yet. Perhaps someone else has an update?
3. We can using cloud with Dashbord smoothly for basic usage. So does
nova-client . I found that nova-client CLI tool could not
add-key-pair/show-keypair ...I think it's fine , just add it direct from API
endpoint . But the problem is , nova boot can not assign key-pair while
fire up an instance.
For server.create there is actually support in the underlying python library
for a key_name parameter (
https://github.com/rackspace/python-novaclient/blob/master/novaclient/v1_1/servers.py#L327),
but this has not yet been exposed through the CLI. There is still work that
need to be done to catch the CLI up to the capabilities of the underlying
python library (keypairs, floating ips, security groups, volumes?)
4. The workflow between all services and keystone , plz correct me.
novaclient keystone - nova -- keystone -
novaclient
glance client - keystone -- glance --keystone --
glance client
Jesse summarized the flow for dashboard here, which is related:
https://lists.launchpad.net/openstack/tif0lO7tn98ty.tif
https://lists.launchpad.net/openstack/msg04211.html
The main difference with novaclient vs. dash is that with novaclient the
tenant is specified, so the part where you use an unscoped token to grab a
tenant list is not needed.
Hope that helps!
On Thu, Oct 6, 2011 at 4:49 AM, Kuo Hugo tonyt...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi folks ,
After several days work on keystone / python-novaclient / glance
There's some more questions want to discuss with everyone...
1. What's the difference of python-novaclient between
devstackhttps://github.com/cloudbuilders/python-novaclient
and rackspace https://github.com/rackspace/python-novaclient , as I
know devstack's version forked from rackspace.. but while I install each of
them... only devstack's python-novaclient worked fine with
Keystonehttps://github.com/cloudbuilders/keystone .
Within rackspace version , always got Invalid OpenStack Nova Credentials
how come ??
2. For now , a keystone server is running . And it seems only support OSAPI
...am I right ? I dig many docs only talk about adding NOVA OSAPI enpoint
templates , but no one talk about EC2 API(but EC2 features in source code).
3. We can using cloud with Dashbord smoothly for basic usage. So does
nova-client . I found that nova-client CLI tool could not
add-key-pair/show-keypair ...I think it's fine , just add it direct from API
endpoint . But the problem is , nova boot can not assign key-pair while
fire up an instance.
4. The workflow between all services and keystone , plz correct me.
novaclient keystone - nova -- keystone -
novaclient
glance client - keystone -- glance --keystone --
glance client
Cheers
Hugo Kuo
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tonyt...@gmail.com
hugo@cloudena.com
+886-935-004-793
www.cloudena.com
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