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Overview
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In the first round of interop challenge testing, although no comprehensive evaluations
were performed and there may be other good options, we had the following findings
for the workload providers:
* For interoperable automated deployment, Ansible + Ansible OpenStack cloud
modules (based on OpenStack Shade) provided the best results in our tests.
* It is recommended to be prepared to include project network configuration as
part of the workload
* It is recommended to structure your workload so that it can adapt to either
attach instances to a routeable network or use floating IP's based on the given
parameters
* It is recommended to parameterize things that are likely to change across
different cloud/guest OS setups
* It is recommended to allow the user to set the network names (like eth0) as
parameters to the workload or try to detect these names in the workload when the
network nic is needed
* It is recommended to check if the cloud supports cloud-init given that workloads
heavily relying on metadata service might fail on clouds that don't have metadata
support
Detailed explanations and examples could be found in the following sections.
Tooling Tooling
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This problem results in the alocated floating IPs hanging around, it is This problem results in the alocated floating IPs hanging around, it is
especially bad for clouds which do not have small public IP address segment. especially bad for clouds which do not have small public IP address segment.
Not all clouds provide tenant networks by default. Be prepared to have to Not all clouds provide tenant networks by default. Be prepared to configure
configure your own if netnant network can be had. your own tenant network if the cloud supports tenant network.
Can not assume the first NIC on the guest is going to be eth0 (this is common Can not assume the first NIC on the guest is going to be eth0 (this is common
on older guest OS's prior to the arrival of Predictable Network Interface on older guest OS's prior to the arrival of Predictable Network Interface