2) Don't allow to add new networks/implement existing ones for VPC in Disabled state. Disabled state indicates that there was unsuccessful attempt to remove the VPC, and the further cleanup will be taken care of by cleanup thread.
CS-14943: Unable to deploy VM due to Unable to identify the provider by name CiscoNexus1000vVSM
Description:
Ignore the CiscoNexus1000vVSM provider when checking for
providers when applying port forwarding rules.
1) Added API frameworks for the feature. New commands:
* CreateVPCCmd
* ListVPCsCmd
* DeleteVPCCmd
* UpdateVPCCmd
* CreateVPCOfferingCmd
* UpdateVPCOfferingCmd
* DeleteVPCOfferingCmd
* ListVPCOfferingsCmd
2) New db tables:
* `cloud`.`vpc`
* `cloud`.`vpc_offerings`
* `cloud`.`vpc_offering_service_map`
and corresponding VO/Dao objects.
Added vpc_id field to `cloud.`networks` table - not null when network belongs to VPC
3) New Manager and Service interfaces- VpcManager/VpcService
4) Automatically create new VpcOffering (if doesn't exist) on system start
5) New Action events:
* VPC.CREATE
* VPC.UPDATE
* VPC.DELETE
* VPC.OFFERING.CREATE
* VPC.OFFERING.UPDATE
* VPC.OFFERING.DELETE
different ingress rules the group gets returned.
Resolved. Filter matching updated to return a group only if any one rule matches all ip-permission* filters.
Description:
Missed out a file in previous commit when adding
the new API getCiscoVSMByClusterId. Stub file was
added by Sateesh to prevent breakage. Putting the
file in in this commit plus better exception
handling.
Description:
Portprofile shaping policies will be fetched
from nexus vswitch instead of vcenter.
ACLs and Policies won't be synced to vCenter.
Get physical network label while adding cluster.
Cleanup.
Description:
Code changes to manage Cisco Nexus 1000v in CloudStack.
VmwareResource has been modified to leverage Nexus vSwitch.
Providing following global configuration parameters,
vmware.use.nexus.vswitch -
This would decide whether Nexus vSwitch in the VMware
cluster environment would be used/managed by CloudStack
for it's network infrastructure needs.
vmware.guest.network.vswitch.type -
This setting would enable CloudStack to use Nexus vSwitch
in the VMware cluster environment for guest traffic.
vmware.private.network.vswitch.type -
This setting would enable CloudStack to use Nexus vSwitch
in the VMware cluster environment for private traffic.
vmware.public.network.vswitch.type -
This setting would enable CloudStack to use Nexus vSwitch
in the VMware cluster environment for private traffic.
Functional Specification -
http://wiki.cloudstack.org/display/RelOps/Cisco+Nexus+1000v+Support+in+CloudStack+-+Functional+Specification
Documentation / README for usage instructions -
http://wiki.cloudstack.org/display/RelOps/Configuration+instructions+for+CloudStack+Deployment+with+Nexus+vSwitch
Description:
1. Added the PortProfile infrastructure:
a. PortProfileVO : The VO class to represent a db
record of the table port_profile. Each db record
represents one port profile.
b. PortProfileDao: The interface that declares search
functions on the port_profile table.
c. PortProfileDaoImpl: The class that defines the
interfaces declared in PortProfileDao.
d. PortProfileManagerImpl: The class that contains
routines that will add or delete db records from
the port_profile table. If you want to create/delete
a portprofile, call functions from this class.
e. Changes to create-schema.sql to create the port_profile
table.
2. Cleaned up code:
a. Removed a number of unused Dao and Manager objects in
CiscoNexusVSMDeviceManagerImpl.
b. Removed the ListCiscoNexusVSMNetworksCmd command.
c. Removed a bunch of import statements in a few files.
Description:
1. Modify addCiscoNexusVSMCmd to enable a VSM
by default, when it is added to a cluster.
2. Put in two new APIs exposed to the user -
a. EnableCiscoNexusVSMCmd
b. DisableCiscoNexusVSMCmd
Disabling a VSM does not delete it. It only
prevents the Management Server from using that
VSM. This is useful if the VSM is in
maintenance mode.
Description:
1. Put in invocation to the deleteCiscoNexusVSM()
function in the deleteCiscoNexusVSM command
chain.
2. Put in additional check for physical servers
present in a cluster that still is tied to a
VSM. The previous check would query for all
hosts in a cluster, causing the check to see
if a cluster has any physical servers in it
to always fail and thus block the VSM from
getting deleted. By putting in a check to see
if a host if of type "Routing", we refine this
search to only hypervisors.
3. Other miscallaneous code + cleanup.
Alena Prokharchyk
Vijayendra Bhamidipati
Brian Federle
Sanjay Tripathi
Sateesh Chodapuneedi
Nitin Mehta
Prasanna Santhanam
Likitha Shetty
kishan
Devdeep Singh