Open Stack

Hi Massimo,

Assuming you have manual installation (not using any deployment
projects), I have several comments on your plan.

1. I've missed when you're going to upgrade Nova/Neutron on computes.
As you should not create a gap in OpenStack versions between
controllers and computes since nova-scheduler has a requirement on RPC
version computes will be using. Or, you must define the rpc version
explicitly in config to have older computes (but it's not really a
suggested way).
2. Also once you do db sync, your second controller might misbehave
(as some fields could be renamed or new tables must be used), so you
will need to disable it from accepting requests until syncing
openstack version as well. If you're not going to upgrade it until
getting first one to Yoga - it should be disabled all the time until
you get Y services running on it.
3. It's totally fine to run multi-distro setup. For computes the only
thing that can go wrong is live migrations, and that depends on
libvirt/qemu versions. I'm not sure if CentOS 8 Stream have compatible
version with Ubuntu 22.04 for live migrations to work though, but if
you care about them (I guess you do if you want to migrate workloads
semalessly) - you'd better check. But my guess would be that CentOS 8
Stream should have compatible versions with Ubuntu 20.04 - still needs
deeper checking.

вт, 6 дек. 2022 г. в 09:40, Massimo Sgaravatto <massimo.sgaravatto at gmail.com>:
>
> Any comments on these questions ?
> Thanks, Massimo
>
> On Fri, Dec 2, 2022 at 5:02 PM Massimo Sgaravatto <massimo.sgaravatto at gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> Dear all
>>
>>
>>
>> Dear all
>>
>> We are now running an OpenStack deployment: Yoga on CentOS8Stream.
>>
>> We are now thinking about a possible migration to Ubuntu for several reasons in particular:
>>
>> a- 5 years support for both the Operating System and OpenStack (considering LTS releases)
>> b- Possibility do do a clean update between two Ubuntu LTS releases
>> c- Easier procedure (also because of b) for fast forward updates (this is what we use to do)
>>
>> Considering the latter item, my understanding is that an update from Ubuntu 20.04 Ussuri to Ubuntu 22.04 Yoga could be done in the following
>> way (we have two controller nodes and n compute nodes):
>>
>> - Update of first controller node from Ubuntu 20.04 Ussuri to Ubuntu 20.04 Victoria (update OpenStack packages + dbsync)
>> - Update of first controller node from Ubuntu 20.04 Victoria to Ubuntu 20.04 Wallaby (update OpenStack packages + dbsync)
>> - Update of first controller node from Ubuntu 20.04 Wallaby to Ubuntu 20.04 Xena (update OpenStack packages + dbsync)
>> - Update of first controller node from Ubuntu 20.04 Xena to Ubuntu 20.04 Yoga (update OpenStack packages + dbsync)
>> - Update of first controller node from Ubuntu 20.04 Yoga to Ubuntu 22.04 Yoga (update Ubuntu  packages)
>> - Update of second controller node from Ubuntu 20.04 Ussuri to Ubuntu 22.04 Yoga (update OpenStack and Ubuntu packages)
>> - Update of the compute nodes from Ubuntu 20.04 Ussuri to Ubuntu 22.04 Yoga (update OpenStack and Ubuntu packages)
>>
>>
>> We would do the same when migrating from Ubuntu 22.04 Yoga to Ubuntu 24.04 and the OpenStack xyz release (where xyz
>> is the LTS release used in Ubuntu 24.04)
>>
>> Is this supposed to work or am I missing something ?
>>
>> If we decide to migrate to Ubuntu, the first step would be the reinstallation with Ubuntu 22.04/Yoga of each node
>> currently running CentOS8 stream/Yoga.
>> I suppose there are no problems having in the same OpenStack installation nodes running the same
>> Openstack version but different operating systems, or am I wrong ?
>>
>> Thanks, Massimo
>>