fix: octavia-api broken in multinode OVS#2051
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This pull request correctly makes the octavia_provider_drivers conditional based on whether OVN is enabled, which is a good fix for non-OVN deployments. However, the change is incomplete as it does not update the related octavia_provider_agents configuration. This will likely cause issues when OVN is disabled. I have added a comment to highlight this and suggest a fix to ensure the Octavia configuration remains consistent.
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I don't know a correct value for the agent for amphora. |
My general strategy with things like that is to just grep through the source of kolla ansible/kayobe etc for the variable to see if I can find it defined anywhere already |
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Thank you Alex, you are right: I should have grepped. I've corrected with |
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@elelaysh does amphora actually work in a multinode? has it been tested?
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This doc in #1362 might help |
When kolla_enable_ovn is false, fallback to amphora driver
Co-authored-by: Alex Welsh <112560678+Alex-Welsh@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Matt Anson <matta@stackhpc.com>
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@elelaysh I don't think we'll have time to come back to this soon. Could you close this PR, and maybe instead add a link to your branch in the Jira ticket? |
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ok, let's close. Thanks |
When kolla_enable_ovn is false, fallback to amphora driver