[Problem]
CloudStack uses a significant amount of third party software. As part of the move to ASF there is a certain set of licenses that are compatible with ASF policy. We need to make sure that every dependency we have is in that set. If it's not we have to remove it.
[Solution]
First set: Removing JnetPcap.
[Reviewers]
Edison Su, David Nalley
[Testing]
[Test Cases]
Executed ANT build-all sucessfully after removing JnetPcap and its respective dependencies.
[Platform]
Fedora release
Signed-off-by: Pradeep <pradeep.soundararajan@citrix.com>
CS-15016 SSH connections to VSM are not cleared [Once the connections are exceeded it failed to connect to VSM]
Conflicts:
core/src/com/cloud/hypervisor/vmware/resource/VmwareResource.java
vmware-base/src/com/cloud/hypervisor/vmware/mo/VirtualMachineMO.java
Enabling virtual NIC association with distributed vNetwork only in Nexus dvSwitch is enabled.
Conflicts:
core/src/com/cloud/hypervisor/vmware/resource/VmwareResource.java
Avoid detection of public traffic label for basic zones. Check switch types along with global parameter for enabling a particular vmware vswitch types. Move credentials information into resource and load during resource configuration. Cleanup.
Conflicts:
server/src/com/cloud/hypervisor/vmware/VmwareServerDiscoverer.java
Description:
Portprofile shaping policies will be fetched
from nexus vswitch instead of vcenter.
ACLs and Policies won't be synced to vCenter.
Get physical network label while adding cluster.
Cleanup.
Conflicts:
core/src/com/cloud/hypervisor/vmware/manager/VmwareManager.java
server/test/com/cloud/network/MockNetworkManagerImpl.java
Description:
Code changes to manage Cisco Nexus 1000v in CloudStack.
VmwareResource has been modified to leverage Nexus vSwitch.
Providing following global configuration parameters,
vmware.use.nexus.vswitch -
This would decide whether Nexus vSwitch in the VMware
cluster environment would be used/managed by CloudStack
for it's network infrastructure needs.
vmware.guest.network.vswitch.type -
This setting would enable CloudStack to use Nexus vSwitch
in the VMware cluster environment for guest traffic.
vmware.private.network.vswitch.type -
This setting would enable CloudStack to use Nexus vSwitch
in the VMware cluster environment for private traffic.
vmware.public.network.vswitch.type -
This setting would enable CloudStack to use Nexus vSwitch
in the VMware cluster environment for private traffic.
Functional Specification -
http://wiki.cloudstack.org/display/RelOps/Cisco+Nexus+1000v+Support+in+CloudStack+-+Functional+Specification
Documentation / README for usage instructions -
http://wiki.cloudstack.org/display/RelOps/Configuration+instructions+for+CloudStack+Deployment+with+Nexus+vSwitch
Conflicts:
core/src/com/cloud/hypervisor/vmware/manager/VmwareManager.java
core/src/com/cloud/hypervisor/vmware/resource/VmwareResource.java
server/src/com/cloud/hypervisor/vmware/VmwareServerDiscoverer.java
vmware-base/src/com/cloud/hypervisor/vmware/mo/HostMO.java
vmware-base/src/com/cloud/hypervisor/vmware/mo/HypervisorHostHelper.java
vmware-base/src/com/cloud/hypervisor/vmware/util/VmwareContext.java
Description:
1. Changed AddCiscoNexusVSMCmd to:
a. Extend BaseCmd instead of BaseAsyncCmd.
b. Take in more required parameters (viz
vCenterDCName and vCenterIpAddress)
1a. Changed DeleteCiscoNexusVSMCmd to also
extend BaseCmd.
2. Put in changes that will ensure that
When a VSM is added, it is disabled by default.
3. Fixed code that was leading to exceptions
related to DB reads/writes to VSM related tables.
4. Added new API Constants in ApiConstants.java.
NOTE - Always initialize new attributes in
ApiConstants.java to values in small case.
Never put in upper case there. Also regardless
of what names you give attributes in the
*Cmd.java's class, you pass in parameters via
API calls by specifying <key>=<value> where the
<key> is taken from the value you specified in
ApiConstants.java.
5. Modified the addCiscoNexusVSM() function in
CiscoNexusVSMDeviceManagerImpl.java to write VSM
records to the db.
Description:
Adding a netconf helper class for adding and
deleting port profiles. These functions need
to be further parameterized and error handling
needs to be taken care of.
Description:
This is work in progress. This set of changes will not
compile. Checking in for team wide code sync up.
Changes are underway to test if VMWareResource can be
leveraged to talk to the VSM, instead of creating a
new resource for the VSM, like we've been doing up
until now.
Reviewed by: Sateesh Chodapuneedi, Devdeep Singh
Description:
This is the first in a series of commits for integrating the
Cloudstack Management Server with the Nexus 1000v Virtual
Supervisor Module.
These changes introduce the necessary API command interfaces
to work with a Cisco N1KV VSM. The backend logic is still to
be put in and will be incorporated in subsequent commits.
Please do not attempt to use these APIs until then. Also,
these are not yet filled in into commands.xml, so they are
not currently exposed.
Additional APIs would be added if required.
These changes will not break any current management server
functionality.
Given below is a description of the changes put in here:
Added Cisco N1KV commands to core/api:
These are the added commands -
AddCiscoNexusVSMCmd
DeleteCiscoNexusVSMCmd
ConfigureCiscoNexusVSMCmd
ListCiscoNexusVSMCmd
ListCiscoNexusVSMNetworksCmd
Added a Network Element service file for Cisco N1KV.
Declared the interface functions that we'll need for
the N1KV VSM.
Defined a DeviceVO file for the Cisco Nexus Element.
Created a response file for Cisco Nexus VSM.
Created new event types for external Switching Management devices.
Put in logic to call interface methods in ListCiscoNexusVSMNetworksCmd
and ListCiscoNexusVSMCmd
NOT VSM RELATED:
Fixed minor typo in some of the event types for external load balancers.
Added properties of a VSM in the VSM VO class.
Replaced the "url" input parameter by "ipaddress"
in the AddCiscoNexusVSMCmd API.
Added a new file - CiscoNexusVSMElement.java to
contain the implementation of the functions
declared in the VSMElementService interface, and
put in implementations of the functions for the
Nexus VSM API commands. These functions are
defined in the CiscoNexusVSMElement class.
Added a class for Port Profiles (PortProfile.java).
The fields in this class are still not correctly
declared as of now. We'll make the required changes
going forward.
Added CiscoNexusVSMDeviceManagerImpl class.
Added CiscoNexusVSMResource class.
Created a new class to provide a package to
connect to Cisco Nexus VSMs. This will be a
set of Java wrapper functions that allow us
to connect/disconnect and send commands and
receive the results of those commands via
XML-RPC. These functions are yet to be
implemented, and will be checked in in future
commits.
Added two new classes, VSMCommand and
VSMResponse, to encapsulate XML-RPCcommands
and responses to and from a Ciscon Nexus VSM.
Put in the following function stubs inside the
CiscoNexusVSMService class:
connectToVSM()
disconnectFromVSM()
executeVSMCommand()
Added new field in the Type enum of the "Host"
interface, for Cisco Nexus VSMs.
Added two parameters to AddCiscoNexusVSMCommand
vsmName
zoneId
Modified the CiscoNexusVSMDeviceVO constructor to
take in an zoneId as a parameter when creating
the VO object.
Added new interface and class for the DeviceDao
implementation for Cisco Nexus VSM devices:
CiscoNexusVSMDeviceDao
CiscoNexusVSMDeviceDaoImpl
Removed the vsmvCenterDomainId property, since it's
going to the same as vsmDomainId, which is the VSM's
switch Domain Id.
Have started putting in the following query functions
in the CiscoNexusVSMDeviceDao interface:
Put in DAO implementations of some of the above functions in the CiscoNexusVSMDeviceDaoImpl class.
Added a vsmName parameter to the CiscoNexusVSMDeviceVO class.
status cs-14510: resolved fixed
This fix ensures VPX's provisioned on the SDX by CloudStack will be made part of both
tagged and untagged public networks
