For various reasons I wanted to play with docker containers backed by persistent Ceph storage. rexray seemed like the way to do that, so here are my notes on getting that working… First off, I needed to install rexray: root@labosa:~/rexray# curl -sSL https://dl.bintray.com/emccode/rexray/install | sh Selecting previously unselected package rexray. (Reading database … 177547 files…
Month: May 2017
So you want to setup a Ceph dev environment using OSA
Support for installing and configuring Ceph was added to openstack-ansible in Ocata, so now that I have a need for a Ceph development environment it seems logical that I would build it by building an openstack-ansible Ocata AIO. There were a few gotchas there, so I want to explain the process I used. First off,…
The Collapsing Empire
This is a fun fast read, as is everything by Mr Scalzi. The basic premise here is that of a set of interdependent colonies that are about to lose their ability to trade with each other, and are therefore doomed. Oh, except they don’t know that and are busy having petty trade wars instead. It…
Python3 venvs for people who are old and grumpy
I’ve been using virtualenvwrapper to make venvs for python2 for probably six or so years. I know it, and understand it. Now some bad man (hi Ramon!) is making me do python3, and virtualenvwrapper just isn’t a thing over there as best as I can tell. So how do I make a venv? Its really…
Things I read today: the best description I’ve seen of metadata routing in neutron
I happened upon a thread about OVN’s proposal for how to handle nova metadata traffic, which linked to this very good Suse blog post about how metadata traffic is routed in neutron. I’m just adding the link here because I think it will be useful to others. The OVN proposal is also an interesting read.