Change Response view to Full for Admin user
Co-authored-by: Pearl Dsilva <pearl.dsilva@shapeblue.com>
Co-authored-by: Rohit Yadav <rohit.yadav@shapeblue.com>
* Remove constraint for NFS storage
* Add new property on agent.properties
* Add free disk space on the host prior template download
* Add unit tests for the free space check
* Fix free space check - retrieve avaiable size in bytes
* Update default location for direct download
* Improve the method to retrieve hosts to retry on depending on the destination pool type and scope
* Verify location for temporary download exists before checking free space
* In progress - refactor and extension
* Refactor and fix
* Last fixes and marvin tests
* Remove unused test file
* Improve logging
* Change default path for direct download
* Fix upload certificate
* Fix ISO failure after retry
* Fix metalink filename mismatch error
* Fix iso direct download
* Fix for direct download ISOs on local storage and shared mount point
* Last fix iso
* Fix VM migration with ISO
* Refactor volume migration to remove secondary storage intermediate
* Fix simulator issue
As previously described by PR #3929:
If vm has attached ISO, the migration fails with error message "org.libvirt.LibvirtException: Cannot access storage file /mnt/b33e5a1d-e4ea-3465-b6ac-c98dc8ff8af0/207-2-cc5fd717-2d57-3bb3-bcf6-2c930268db6c.iso"
* Userdata to display static NAT as public ip instead of VR ip
If static nat is enabled on VM then metadata service should return
the static nat instead of gateway IP.
If static not is not enabled then it should return the gateway IP
as the public IP
Test results:
Step to reproduce:
1. Create a vm
2. Ssh to vm.
3. Run the below command inside the vm
wget http://<VR public ip>/latest/meta-data/public-ipv4
Note down the output of the above command
4. Now acquire a new public and enable static NAT on that IP to this vm
5. Now run the same command mentioned above in the VM
This should display the static NAT ip instead of VR public IP
Output:
Before enabling static nat
wget http://10.10.10.40/latest/meta-data/public-ipv4
$ cat public-ipv4
10.10.10.29
After enabling static nat
wget http://10.10.10.40/latest/meta-data/public-ipv4
$ cat public-ipv4
10.11.10.30
* server: apply vm user data when release a public ip
Co-authored-by: Wei Zhou <ustcweizhou@gmail.com>
in 4.13, list sshkeypairs with keyword will ignore the search by name if name is specifed
Fixes an issue in #3098
for example,
(local) > list sshkeypairs name=wei keyword=wei filter=name
{
"count": 3,
"sshkeypair": [
{
"name": "wei3"
},
{
"name": "wei2"
},
{
"name": "wei"
}
]
}
with this patch ,it gives correct result.
(local) > list sshkeypairs name=wei keyword=wei filter=name
{
"count": 1,
"sshkeypair": [
{
"name": "wei"
}
]
}
When both routers of VPC is in MASTER state
then multiple alerts are sent equally to the number of tiers in the VPC.
If the VPC has 3 tiers then 6 alerts will be sent. This is not good
if VPC has more than 10 networks in it.
Instead of checking the router status for all the tiers in the VPC,
just check the status of the router for one tier in a VPC so that
multiple duplicate alerts can be avoided
Currently, the cloudstack sends VM password only to the first
router in the network even if its the backup and return the result.
In some cases the first router will be back up and the second will be master.
Since password server is not running in backup, when the user resets the password,
it is sent to the first router which can be backup.
In that case, the new password is not stored in the password server and users cant log in with a new password.
This change ensures that we send the password to both the routers instead
of the first router so that a new password is stored in the master router.
When we add new guest os, sometimes we missed the records in guest_os_hypervisor.
However, the guest disk model (virtio/ide) is determined by record in the table.
It causes the issue that some new guest os(eg Debian 8/9) uses e1000 instead of virtio nic, and ide disk instead of virtio disk.
To fix the issue permanantly, pass the guest os name in guest_os if the record for kvm is not found in guest_os_hypervisor.
Related commit:7ac9f00eeeb4cd37ec39efeba066e799b581b1a0
By default, once we create a security group we cant change its name.
In this feature, we introduce a new API command "updateSecurityGroup"
which allows us to rename the security group name. Although we can't
change the name of the "default" security group.
When the state of the site to site vpn changes, the check
is done on all the virtual routers including the internal
load balancing vm as well. It is not needed to check the
state for internal load balancing vm
This adds support for JDK11 in CloudStack 4.14+:
- Fixes code to build against JDK11
- Bump to Debian 9 systemvmtemplate with openjdk-11
- Fix Travis to run smoketests against openjdk-11
- Use maven provided jdk11 compatible mysql-connector-java
- Remove old agent init.d scripts
Signed-off-by: Rohit Yadav <rohit.yadav@shapeblue.com>
This implements the systemvm list API response creator to find and use
the host record for a ssvm/cpvm to get the agent status and other
details like last disconnected date and agent version.
Fixes 3875
Signed-off-by: Rohit Yadav <rohit.yadav@shapeblue.com>
* Enable PVLAN support on L2 networks
* Fix prevent null pointer on details
* Add marvin tests
* Fixes from comments
* Fix: missing pvlan type on plugniccommand
* Fix checks on network creation for vlans overlap
* Fix remove prefix from secondary vlan id
* Improve checks on physical network for pvlans
* Fix compatibility with previous pvlan creation
* Fix shared networks backwards pvlan compatibility
* Add ui fix for pvlan type not passed to api
* Add check for isolated vlan id overlap
* Include check for dynamic vlan reserved for secondary vlan
* Fix marvin tests errors
* Fix redundant imports
* Skip marvin test for pvlan if dvswitch is not present
* spelling
Co-authored-by: Andrija Panic <45762285+andrijapanicsb@users.noreply.github.com>
This makes the listSystemVms API to return the host status (agent state),
version and last pinged information. This makes it possible for UIs
to call a single API to get this information.
* server: fix resource count of primary storage if some volumes are Expunged but not removed
Steps to reproduce the issue
(1) create a vm and stop it. check resource count of primary storage
(2) download volume. resource count of primary storage is not changed.
(3) expunge the vm, the volume will be Expunged state as there is a volume snapshot on secondary storage. The resource count of primary storage decreased.
(4) update resource count of the account (or domain), the resource count of primary storage is reset to the value in step (2).
* New feature: Add support to destroy/recover volumes
* Add integration test for volume destroy/recover
* marvin: check resource count of more types
* messages translate to JP
* Update messages for CN
* translate message for NL
* fix two issues per Daan's comments
Co-authored-by: Andrija Panic <45762285+andrijapanicsb@users.noreply.github.com>
After a local template is uploaded via browser, the generated usage event with type = "TEMPLATE.CREATE" is persisted with the data store ID instead of the zone ID on the zone_id column. The fix will refactor the upload monitor logic, as after the upload completes, it sets the datastore ID on the zone ID column for the created "TEMPLATE.CREATE" usage event. This refactor will query the DB for the data store and will set its associated zone ID in the usage field.
The fix produces the same behaviour as when registering a template from URL.
FIx is also for uploading VOLUME from local/via browser.
When we restart the VPC after destroying the master VR, the backup VR
becomes the master and the site to site connections are not in
the connected state. The passive VPN connection will be in the connected
state but the active VPN connection will be in a disconnected state.
The VM ingestion feature allows CloudStack to discover, on-board, import existing VMs in an infra. The feature currently works only for VMware, with a hypervisor agnostic framework which may be extended for KVM and XenServer in future.
Associating static NAT on IP to VM fails even though the IP is not allocated.
When we try enable static NAT on second IP address to the same VM, the operation fails but the IP address is still allocated in the db and it can't be used to enable static NAT on different VM.
Steps to reproduce the issue:
(1) create a vpc (vpc-001) and a vpc tier (vpc-001-001)
(2) create a vm (vm-001-001) in vpc-001-001
(3) acquire a public ip (ip-1) and enable static nat to vm-001-001,
operation succeeds.
(4) acquire a public ip (ip-2) and enable static nat to vm-001-001,
operation fails but the ip is still assigned to vpc tier vpc-001-001.
Note down the ip address and the id of it.
(5) create another vpc tier vpc-001-002, and vm (vm-001-002) in the tier
(6) enabled ip-2 static nat to vm-001-002, operation should succeed
Radu Todirica
Pearl Dsilva
Nicolas Vazquez
Daan Hoogland
Rohit Yadav
Abhishek Kumar
Andrija Panic
Wei Zhou
Wei Zhou
Rakesh
Bitworks LLC
Abhishek Kumar