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• Requires finished pre bootstrap #27
• Virtual Environment might cause some problems #22

error.txt

Tell ansible to execute commands (like ssh to remote servers) as user calm.

Currently, not even pinging works, as we cannot connect to remote servers using for example my user aurel. Only the ssh-keys of the user calm (on all machines) are allowed to connect to each other.

Install as described here.

The Playbook should do:

• Install netplan
• Generate netplan config from template
• apply netplan config
• reboot servers

Configure, if not done by kolla-ansible, Kibana so that we get the Graphs for our logged data.

Other Issues depend on Openstack being installed on our Machines.

The Stakeholders prefer us using kolla-ansible
See #13

• Run Pre-Bootstrap successfully (#27)
• Run Bootstrap successfully (#28)
• Run Pre-Checks successfully (#30)
• Run Deployment successfully (#29)

Description: Figure out Kolla-Ansible and write some configuration files to deploy OpenStack on the servers

Install as described here.

When deploying from different machines do we need to share the passwords.yml or is this a non problem?

We should discuss in the future, because it is currently no problem.

When the deploy playbook tries to initialize the fernet key authentication, it fails, because the docker container is not ready.

This is because the container tries to restart and cant find python3.6, then crashes and restarts again.

We have to add python3.6 to the docker images or containers.

How are we working as a team?
What exactly does SCRUM mean (for us)?

Install Grafana. Enable Grafana in the globals.yml

As an admin I want to receive notifications regarding metrics through a telegram bot. This could probably be achieved through prometheus and the telegram api. The bot itself would be hosted by one of our servers.

Tell ansible to use virtual environments (and set them up, if possible) on remote machines.

As an OpenStack User, I want to be able to create a new Virtual Machine.

As an OpenStack User, I want to be able to manage my created Virtual Machines.

Reference: #1

While executing the pre checks kolla throws a version error. Might be closed by pre bootstap #27.

As the most recent version doesn't work properly with its current configuration regarding e.g. docker kolla-ansible needs to be rolled back to a previous version where this is not an issue

The vip for kolla-ansible should be the ip address of the network interface.

but the primary interface with our current configuration is managed by dhcp4, which may change the ip adress. we might want to make the ip static.

Complete Project Wiki

A draft was already commited and needs to be finished for proper deployment and to enable remote working

Write a guide on how to configure the interfaces (using netplan) for calm cloud.

• Install OpenStack (#11)
• Create new VMs (#1)
• Manage VMs (#2)

As OpenStack User I want to use VMs.

Configure, if not done by kolla-ansible, Prometheus so that we can receive alerts for our systems.

We still don't know what we need to do. We still need to figure out the requirements and goals of the project. This means developing question to ask the stakeholders and clearing up the tasks. All issues also still need a why. What does the OpenStack User want to achieve by being able to manage VMs?

We have tested calm with docker 2.7.0.

We should upgrade docker and check if it still works.

How to Install? How to configure?

How to use with Openstack and/or Kubernetes.

we want to deploy openstack with kolla-ansible.

This requires bootstrap #28 and prechecks #30 to run without errors.

it is unclear if there will be other bugs, that is why the estimated time to completion is so high.

The Alerts should be received in Telegram. See Issue #43

Do we need this for our platform.

Does it enhance its abilities?
(Performance, Security, Fault Tolerance)

Adding and Removing Users.

As an OpenStack Admin, I want to be able to configure the virtual network.