Added basic support for an openstack cloud provider. #332
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Nice, thanks Chris! I'll take a look at this when I get a chance. If someone gets to it before me, please feel free to merge it in after reviewing. |
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maybe instead of hardcoding "vmnet" as network name you could use:
networks.first.addresses.first
(and delegate :networks)
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This was something of a mistake - now fixed.
The problem was that the fog-side methods like "addresses" an "private_ip_address", etc will sometimes fail when the instances is just starting up. The important part of the above code is really the "rescue nil" part. I have pushed some code that works without any network hardcoding, and I may seek to get the underlying problems fixed in fog.
Changed the default to actually wait for ssh ports.
The NFS server will perform a reverse DNS query on any clients that try to connect. Only clients whose reverse DNS response matches this domain are allowed to connect.
Make the DNS search domain configurable at the cloud layer.
…rs to respect both cloud defined and compute defined security groups.
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Patch c72a46 above should resolve issue #336. |
| gem 'fog', "~> 1.2" | ||
| gem 'excon', "~> 0.21.0" # v0.22 breaks EC2 calls | ||
| gem 'fog', "~> 1.19" | ||
| gem 'excon', "~> 0.31.0" # v0.22 breaks EC2 calls |
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… of cloud.security group
:Fixed an unintende
Factor out cloud-specific security group code
Static cloud
display floating IP's, also bump excon
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