Hi! Unfortunately, configuring Tempest with Rally in non-admin mode was never implemented. Nevertheless, a proper error message should be added to handle this case.

вт, 9 лип. 2024 р. о 11:21 Jean-François TALTAVULL < jean-francois.taltavull@elca.ch> пише:

Hi All,

Has anyone experienced this issue that prevents from configuring a verifier with the "rally verify configure-verifier --reconfigure" command ?

Maybe someone has set up a workaround ?

I tried several solutions like adding "admin": {} or adding a fake admin user to the deployment config JSON file but none of them succeeded...

I'm using Rally 4.1.0 and Tempest 39.0.0

Thanks a lot, Jean-Francois

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-----Original Message----- From: Jean-François TALTAVULL Sent: mercredi, 26 juin 2024 11:44 To: OpenStack Discuss openstack-discuss@lists.openstack.org Subject: [RALLY 4.1.0] Verifier reconfigure fails when in "no admin" mode

Hi All,

I'm using a Rally (4.1.0) deployment with existing users and no admin credentials. So the command "rally env show" outputs "admin": null in the json and it's ok.

But the problem is that the command "rally verify configure-verifier - reconfigure" fails with: "rally_openstack.common.credential.OpenStackCredential() argument after ** must be a mapping, not NoneType"

I've been struggling with this error for a number of hours with no

results :-(

...

Any idea ? I looked for a known bug in launchpad but found nothing.

Thanks, Jean-Francois

Not really, to be honest. Rally verification component has missed love for a long time, and combining this with the general 'maintenance' status of Rally, I do not expect this feature to be implemented soon. It should not be hard to implement, but there is a lack of contributors who are willing to do that :)

PS: maintenance state means that existing core contributors (me) plan to continue investing time to keep the project alive, but the roadmap misses new features.

чт, 11 лип. 2024 р. о 09:37 Jean-François TALTAVULL < jean-francois.taltavull@elca.ch> пише:

Thanks for this clear answer.

Do you have any plan to implement this feature in the not too distant future ?

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Hi!

Unfortunately, configuring Tempest with Rally in non-admin mode was never implemented.

Nevertheless, a proper error message should be added to handle this case.

вт, 9 лип. 2024 р. о 11:21 Jean-François TALTAVULL < jean-francois.taltavull@elca.ch> пише:

Hi All,

Has anyone experienced this issue that prevents from configuring a verifier with the "rally verify configure-verifier --reconfigure" command ?

Maybe someone has set up a workaround ?

I tried several solutions like adding "admin": {} or adding a fake admin user to the deployment config JSON file but none of them succeeded...

I'm using Rally 4.1.0 and Tempest 39.0.0

Thanks a lot, Jean-Francois

...

-----Original Message----- From: Jean-François TALTAVULL Sent: mercredi, 26 juin 2024 11:44 To: OpenStack Discuss openstack-discuss@lists.openstack.org Subject: [RALLY 4.1.0] Verifier reconfigure fails when in "no admin" mode

Hi All,

I'm using a Rally (4.1.0) deployment with existing users and no admin credentials. So the command "rally env show" outputs "admin": null in the json and it's ok.

But the problem is that the command "rally verify configure-verifier - reconfigure" fails with: "rally_openstack.common.credential.OpenStackCredential() argument after ** must be a mapping, not NoneType"

I've been struggling with this error for a number of hours with no

results :-(

...

Any idea ? I looked for a known bug in launchpad but found nothing.

Thanks, Jean-Francois

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Best regards, Andriy Kurilin.