Reviewed-By: Alena
Changes:
- Correct the virtual router entries from table' virtual_router_providers' that wrongly refer to SecurityGroupProvider instead of VirtualRouter provider in physical_network_service_providers table
- For such entries, we update them to point to the VirtualRouter provider in physical_network_service_providers table
reviewed-by: kishan
- Add physical network to the removed data_center as well and mark it as removed, to avoid foreign constraint failures
- Since rest all stuff related to multiple physcial networks is done based on networks having non-null removed field, nothing will apply to this zone.
Reviewed-By: Alena
- Update instructions for setups with multiple physical networks and guest vnets
- if there are such setups upgraded to 3.0.3 and face problems starting VMs, then they need to roll back to 2.2.14 and carry out the instructions and then upgrade to 3.0.4
Reviewed-By: Alena
Changes:
- Looks like we cannot default to 'cloud-private' label.
- If it is not set, CS figures out the default management interface and usus its name.
- We will use the global config variable as the label. if it is null, the label on the physical network will be null.
Reviewed-by: Alena
Changes:
- If a 2.2.14 setup uses guest vnet and has multiple network tags, we cannot upgrade this to 3.0.x since on upgrade we dont know how to assign the vnets to physical networks
- So we error out and provide instructions
- If an already upgraded 3.0.3 setup has this some guest networks using vnet but the assignment of vnet to physical network is wrong, upgrade to 3.04 will detect it and error out with further steps
CS-15414 [upgrde from 2.2.14 to 3.0.4] Need to decrypt xen.guest.network.device value before setting the traffic label after upgrade.
Reviewed-by: Alena
- This uncovered a generic case where only 1 network tag is used and other few untagged networks.
- Upgrdae 303 to 304, should create a physical network for the untagged networks.
- Earlier we were doing this only if the 303 db has multiple physical networks. But in this case the 303 db will have just 1 physcial network (created due to the single tag used on 2.2.14).
- So we need to create the extra physical network for the untagged networks irrespective of the number of physical networks present in 303 db.
- This commit also take care of the decryption of the xen.guest.network.device value
Reviewed-By: Sheng Yang
Changes:
- Add uuid to data_center while upgrading from 2.2.14 to 3.0x.
- For previous setups that have already been updated, correctly add the uuid in 304 upgrade
CS-15382: Hosts going to Alert state if there were destroyed networks with non-existent tags prior to upgrade
Reviewed-By: Alena P.
Changes:
- If 2.2.14, create the SG provider by looking at is_security_group_enabled flag
- if 3.0.3, create the SG provider by looking at the ntwk_service_map.
Reviewed-By: Alena P.
Changes:
- Added upgrade path to 304. This would check the missing portions of the previous upgrades and try to correct.
- This will check if the setup has multiple physical networks with Guest traffic type. If yes then:
- Check if the previous upgrade has left behind any guest networks that were untagged in 2.2.14. For such networks, add a new physical network
- Check if the multiple physical network has tags. If no add tag and clone the network offerings for the networks on this physical network and add this tag to them
- Also clone the network offering service map.
- Thus this creates copies of offerings for each physical network.
Implement a special form on input text field, for handling tag-based
fields. This will tags as a set of list items, which can be removed
and added to. This is for any comma-delimited field.
Currently, this is only supported on detail view widgets, by adding
'isTag: true' as a new attribute for any tag field. Tags are modified
when clicking the 'edit' action.
This fixes an issue where the page index is not reset back 1 when
activating the search or filter functionality, causing truncation when
trying to scroll down to later pages.
Brian Federle
Alena Prokharchyk
Jessica Wang
prachi
Sheng Yang
frank
bfederle
anthony
kishan
Vijayendra Bhamidipati