noVNC 1.0.0 has the fix for non-US key mappings so this adds a simple
note when installing the novnc package that at least 1.0.0 should be
used for non-US key map support.
Change-Id: Ia1a84c986025f8a46c1062440faa0deb1d2d73a5
Related-Bug: #1682020
This is the companion doc to the admin guide docs
in cinder:
I77bb849e039e1b44964ac0f30d48b5c16ca41b44
Change-Id: I11f97cf79e0c947b42de69cf8a7f6c1dbdb943a1
Actually, inject_password, inject_key and inject_partition
by libguestfs is only valid for linux guest.
Add some descriptions for these.
TrivialFix
Change-Id: I5b2ef7d677a1d2d47052df5eaf8726cfc02eea1c
Signed-off-by: Chen Hanxiao <chenhx@certusnet.com.cn>
This was originaly copied over from "compute-manage-volumes.rst"
doc in the openstack-manuals repo but it's clearly mostly talking
about managing volumes on the Cinder side, not how they related
to compute server instances. Furthermore, Cinder already has a much
more detailed CLI guide on managing volumes, so this change removes
the content that's not specific to Nova and just links to the Cinder
docs.
Change-Id: I8e1c0d30debfdd4017c6d1a810a7b7dd382cd02d
There were several things wrong with this doc since the migration
in-tree in pike, which are handled here:
- Updated options to use the current names.
- Any mention of the periodic_task_interval option is removed
since this doc is really about the FilterScheduler, and the
periodic task interval is only used by the CachingScheduler to
cache and refresh hosts, something the FilterScheduler doesn't do.
The note about service_down_time is already covered in the help
text for the periodic_task_interval option.
- Removed a broken (and oddly placed) link to the block storage
docs; it's unclear why the compute scheduler docs need to randomly
link to the block storage docs for schedluing (maybe that was
super legacy from the nova-volume days).
- Fixed a broken link to the 'evacuate instances' docs.
This change does not get into details for the individual filters
or weighers, only the overview and filter scheduler description.
Change-Id: Ie5bb9781e1997ad12521b5df5245a78b587a4a20
Closes-Bug: #1749235
The docs were using variable names from the filter code rather
than the actual config options.
Change-Id: I2694b32e9c90ad098101e41e4e3ae36ddafd8d0f
Related-Bug: #1746483
The explanation of NUMA topology feature of nova exited in both
numa.rst and cpu-topologies.rst under doc/source/admin/.
This patch merges them for cleaning up.
Change-Id: I35e23b2e1ac55c74faf4f0542498e45f2957e4d3
The 2.14 microversion makes the --on-shared-storage calculation
happen automatically in the compute service, so we should make a note
of that in the evacuate CLI docs.
Change-Id: I88806897a2412971b3c7488155f17156ae1c7bf9
This commit is to update support matrix and doc for VGPU feature
on XenAPI.
Implements: blueprint add-support-for-vgpu
Change-Id: I0c9797d1f274e37e3b084d94d0b85980260b2861
Now that Queens supports attaching virtual GPUs to an instance, we need to
properly document which hypervisors support that, how to use that feature and
what the existing caveats are.
Co-Authored-By: Matt Riedemann <mriedem.os@gmail.com>
Change-Id: I871894c3584e92f80f6420dfc009e21b30450f8e
Implements: blueprint add-support-for-vgpu
The nova noVNC proxy server has gained the ability to use the VeNCrypt
authentication scheme to secure network communications with the compute
node VNC servers. This documents how to configure the QEMU/KVM compute
nodes and the noVNC proxy server nodes.
Change-Id: If3cea87568efff0874cd8851cabc6770812c545b
Blueprint: websocket-proxy-to-host-security
Co-Authored-By: Stephen Finucane <sfinucan@redhat.com>
Not only libvirt/KVM driver but also libvirt/QEMU works with cpu
topology feature in nova. So we just update the document.
Change-Id: If8f0229072c8518c9301a872b98862687d93a044
Deprecated in Pike:
I660e0316b11afcad65c0fe7bd167ddcec9239a8b
This filter relies on the flavor.id primary key which will
change as (1) flavors were migrated to the API database and
(2) when a flavor is changed by deleting and re-creating the
flavor.
Also, as noted in blueprint put-host-manager-instance-info-on-a-diet,
this is one step forward in getting us to a point where the only
thing that the in-tree filters care about in the HostState.instances
dict is the instance uuid (for the affinity filters). Which means
we can eventually stop RPC casting all instance information from
all nova-compute services to the scheduler for every instance create,
delete, move or periodic sync task - we only would need to send the
list of instance UUIDs. That should help with RPC traffic in a large
and busy deployment.
Change-Id: Icb43fe2ef5252d2838f6f8572c7497840a9797a1
The TrustedFilter and the related trusted_computing config options
were deprecated in Pike:
If6e53feeb97e6050c1eb7962110ed89504c952fc
Co-Authored-By: Matt Riedemann <mriedem.os@gmail.com>
Change-Id: I0a7ab3a4fb2cfad567a8644bed4de574393ee11a
The arguments of nova CLI commands related to host aggregate
(I93f44a12b6d5a91b448f6f8d238311d58bf40c01) are fixed.
The host APIs have been deprecated since microversion 2.43.
So remove description related to nova host commands.
And add description about nova hypervisor commands.
Change-Id: Ibf78865844da6f007b610f12430df4866076f00b
Closes-Bug: #1726658
The serial console feature is a little unknown and it's a little
confusing at first. This change adds a doc to explain this better.
Change-Id: Ia5a336694aec95db29545e31b2c6b364dd825a15
Change 82f16b88f3 deprecated
the TrustedFilter for removal in Queens, but there is an
entire document about using it which doesn't mention this,
so it's noted here.
Change-Id: I4f772a50cfdbc1f50759c67b234e5c7e29e81100
Matt Riedemann