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It is not known issue, but it will be fixed very soon.

Meanwhile I can suggest that rally was unable to connect to VM for some  
reason.

> I ran into below rally exception while trying to run Rally scenario.
>
>> u'Traceback (most recent call last):\n  File  
>> "/home/localadmin/openstack/cvg_rally/rally/rally/benchmark/runners/base.py",  
>> line >73, in _run_scenario_once\n    method_name)(**kwargs) or  
>> scenario_output\n  File  
>> "/home/localadmin/openstack/cvg_rally/rally/>rally/benchmark/scenarios/vm_int/vm_perf.py",  
>> line 139, in boot_runperf_delete\n    self.server.dispose()\n  File  
>> "/home/>localadmin/openstack/cvg_rally/rally/rally/benchmark/scenarios/vm_int/IperfInstance.py",  
>> line 68, in dispose\n    Instance.dispose>(self)\n  File  
>> "/home/localadmin/openstack/cvg_rally/rally/rally/benchmark/scenarios/vm_int/instance.py",  
>> line 96, in dispose\n   > self.ssh_instance.close()\n  File  
>> "/home/localadmin/openstack/cvg_rally/rally/rally/sshutils.py", line  
>> 136, in close\n   > self._client.close()\nAttributeError: \'bool\'  
>> object has no attribute \'close\'\n'],
>
> Looking at the code this how close() is written.
> ===== rally/sshutils.py====
> 135     def close(self):
> 136         self._client.close()
> 137         self._client = False
>
> 85      def __init__(self, user, host, port=22, pkey=None,
> 86                  key_filename=None, password=None):
> 87         """Initialize SSH client.
> 8889         :param user: ssh username
> 90         :param host: hostname or ip address of remote ssh server
> 91         :param port: remote ssh port
> 92         :param pkey: RSA or DSS private key string or file object
> 93         :param key_filename: private key filename
> 94         :param password: password
> 9596         """
> 9798         self.user = user
> 99         self.host = host
> 100         self.port = port
> 101         self.pkey = self._get_pkey(pkey) if pkey else None
> 102         self.password = password
> 103         self.key_filename = key_filename
> 104         self._client = False
>
> ======================
>
> This object _client is used at boolean and in above code its trying to  
> invoke a method on it, so its this intentional. If not is this a >known  
> issue ?
>
> Thanks,
> Harshil
>



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