Hi Mark,

Roger that.
And I'm afraid I can't patch to master branch since I didn't find any Octavia package release for stein and further.
Also it seems like the newer Octavia package will release on newer Ubuntu distro, may not release on Bionic for now.

So I'll test and use locally if success. 

And I think it would be better that adding check mechanism into pre-check. Throw an error message if user want to deploy Octavia on ubuntu/binary.
I may take times to do this patch.

Many thanks,
Eddie.

Mark Goddard <mark@stackhpc.com> 於 2019年9月17日 週二 下午5:14寫道：
On Tue, 17 Sep 2019 at 06:36, Eddie Yen <missile0407@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to install Octavia in Rocky release with Ubuntu binary distro. And found that there're no docker images for Ubuntu binary.
> Then I checked the Kolla dockerfile and found that it will not build the image since it's not support yet.
> But I found that the Ubuntu Cloud Archive Team has already putted Octavia packages into cloud repository [1]. Since some images built using from this PPA, I think it can support ubuntu binary in Rocky release.
>
> I tried put package code into Docker files and build, but it gave me an error message like below:
> ERROR:kolla.common.utils:octavia-api Failed with status: matched
> ERROR:kolla.common.utils:octavia-health-manager Failed with status: matched
> ERROR:kolla.common.utils:octavia-housekeeping Failed with status: matched
> ERROR:kolla.common.utils:octavia-worker Failed with status: matched
>
> So I think there's limit somewhere. How can I release it?
>
> Thanks,
> Eddie.
>
> [1] https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-cloud-archive/+archive/ubuntu/rocky-staging

Hi Eddie,

We explicitly fail when building octavia images on ubuntu/binary, see
docker/octavia/octavia-base/Dockerfile.j2:

RUN echo '{{ install_type }} not yet available for {{ base_distro }}' \
            && /bin/false

If you think we can support octavia now, please propose a patch to
master branch. I'm afraid we can't accept new features to stable
branches though, so you'll have to carry this change locally.

Mark