Nightly repos are updated. I successfully installed Foreman from this repo. The testing of core compute resources can start! There’s still some work pending on GCE and Azure, potentially also oVirt. So at this time, I’d like to ask everyone who can spend some time on testing VMware, libvirt, openstack, aws to do so with the nightly version and share their findings here. Information about xenserver, rackspace, digital ocean would also be great.
@sghai, @san7ket please let me know if you need any help with setting up Foreman nightly instance.Your and anyone else help would be greatly appreciated.
Hey @tbrisker I the nightly job fails for me with issue, would this be the similar issue you are talking about
ackage: tfm-rubygem-katello-3.12.0-0.4.pre.master.20190320112612gita2bc3e2.el7.noarch (katello)
out: Requires: foreman-webpack-vendor-js(6b0ab2f2e5905ecd8e45)
out: **********************************************************************
out: yum can be configured to try to resolve such errors by temporarily enabling
yes, those are the failures- as you can see from the timestamp, the katello nightly is from March 20th which is the last date we had successfully built katello nightlies. @ehelms and @Justin_Sherrill are working on fixing this afaik.
Yes, katello needs new build in nightly and is/was blocked on some failures after bastion was merged. You can install Foreman core without plugins, for testing most things with core compute resources, that is enough.
Great, I wonder if we shall plan the next update after 1.23 is branched out so we can coordinate similar but hopefully less painful upgrade with QA to avoid falling back too behind. Probably to put this to branching document we have?
Able to see Created VM under CR and take the console [Infrastructure => Compute Resource]
Able to take console from VM. [Hosts => All hosts => VM name => Console]
Able to power on/off
Able to unprovision/delete VM
Test failed:
Refresh Cache button does not work and after click failed with below error (Not sure if that should work for Openstack) ?
Error:
ERF42-7329 [Foreman::Exception]: Not implemented for OpenStack
Extracted source (around line #305):
def refresh_cache
raise ::Foreman::Exception.new(N_("Not implemented for %s"), provider_friendly_name)
end
Selected values shows deselected after VM create: i.e. create a VM, Click on edit(hosts => All hosts => VM name => edit) and see the below values under “Virtual Machine” tab
Security groups
Internal network
Floating IP network
Openstack v13:
Compute resource create fails with below error however same provided URL/username/Password/Domain works fine with Foreman v 1.20.
Expected([200, 201]) <=> Actual(401 Unauthorized) excon.error.response :body => "{“error”: {“message”: “The request you have made requires authentication.”, “code”: 401, “title”: “Unauthorized”}}
I can confirm tnis is “not implemented” error. We are simply not there yet.
Not following can you elaborate please?
What do you use for the URL? Please note the helper text, there are some assumptions now, you must not enter any kind of /v2 or /v3 suffixes, just put there http://hostname:port and that’s it. The code now detects automatically openstack version.
If the way we specify url’s have changes, could we also update the help text for OSP
it stills shows : e.g. http://openstack:5000/v2.0/tokens or http://openstack:5000/v3/auth/tokens
Sorry to mislead you, actually the code has been changed and it requires to have either /v2 or /v3 to be present in the URL to differentiate the versions.
Well, I can’t test RHOSP v13 as I don’t have an account on any v13 instance. So I have no idea what is wrong
with a OSP probably on monday. Can you give it a try ?