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ThePentester1Hello06:39
ThePentester1can we assign more than one ip on AWS EC2 dedicated server06:41
fricklerjamespage: seems neutron rc3 is needed https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/162854906:44
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1628549 in neutron "DB migration is broken with two unassigned floating IPs" [High,Fix released]06:44
ThePentester1can we assign more than one ip on AWS EC2 dedicated server ?06:45
lordievaderGood morning.07:56
DulcinHi, I have a dedicated ubuntu server and I want to run a clean install on it and migrate all data back to it. Would it be easy to request an image and just install that image on a local PC here as backup or would I run into hardware problems then?08:05
DulcinI think easiest would be buying a new dedicated server and cancelling this one after migration, but their prices seem to have gone up a lot through the years08:06
thekrynnis it common for NFS to cause high load averages with minimal cpu?08:25
lordievaderthekrynn: Depends on the usage, I'd say. If a hundreds of clients are hammering the NFS server, yeah expect a high load.08:36
thekrynnlordievader: basically i have an NFS server, an NFS client, both running on the same hypervisor, and the client is simply grabbing data, awk'ing it, and then writing back small files08:36
thekrynnat around 500Mbit/s08:36
lordievaderCheck vmstat I'd say, if you see a lot of blocked processes and a high io-wait time, might be the cause.08:38
thekrynnthanks lordievader09:12
thekrynnseems like cating the data over nfs into a pipe was causing a lot of the issues09:12
thekrynni changed that out and the cpu wait in vmstat went down considerably09:12
lordievader;)09:15
lordievaderGlad you solved it.09:15
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fricklerjamespage: coreycb: could you check for working dependencies here, please? https://bugs.launchpad.net/keystone/+bug/162888311:37
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1628883 in OpenStack Identity (keystone) "Minimum requirements too low on oslo.log for keystone" [Undecided,New]11:37
coreycbfrickler, we'll fix that up, thanks for reporting it.11:41
fricklercoreycb: thanks, I'll also go and see what upstream thinks about this11:43
coreycbfrickler, it seems that global-requirements is too low: https://github.com/openstack/requirements/blob/stable/newton/global-requirements.txt11:46
coreycbfrickler, keystone has a higher min version in their requirements.txt but it should align with g-r11:47
coreycbfrickler, I'll add upstream to the bug11:47
coreycbfrickler, nm they are aligned at >= 1.14.0.  I was on the wrong keystone branch.11:50
coreycbstill a problem obviously11:51
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coreycbfrickler, jamespage, ddellav: I just took a pass on all of our core newton packages to bump oslo.log >= 3.16.012:53
caribourbasak: nacc: jgrimm: regarding the current clamav package in Yakkety, I don't think that we should wait on the MIR for tomsfastmath14:42
cariboumdeslaur has uploaded 0.99-2 in all the stable releases while keeping the old in-package library so I think that Yakkety should to the same14:43
caribouthen we can wait for 17.04 to MIR the library14:43
jgrimmcaribou, that works for me14:49
jgrimmcaribou, though.. its a bit odd that the MIR should take long?? that is, isn't it just a breakout of the previously embedded library which is already in main.14:51
jgrimmcaribou, but, i'm find with that given where we are at in the cycle14:52
cariboujgrimm: the security team already has a long backlog of MIR reviews14:52
jgrimmfine14:52
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jgrimmcaribou, I added it here for tracking -> https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/servercloud-z-server-core14:53
jgrimmthanks14:53
coreycbddellav, gnocchi ok to sync?15:32
coreycbddellav, and magnum?15:32
ddellavcoreycb those were a bit weird because they aren't RC1, they are full version releases. I wasn't sure if they were applicable. I will run quick builds on them now.15:33
naccjamespage: can't recall if i saw, but did you have a test import you wanted us to run for the git workflow?15:34
coreycbddellav, they've likely just made it to final release already15:34
ddellavcoreycb gnocchi needs a python-gabbi sync. gabbi builds in xenial and yakkety without issue.15:42
coreycbddellav, ok sync initiated for gabbi15:44
ddellavcoreycb how are we doing  with python-os-api-ref? That's needed for magnum as well15:55
ddellavas is python-k8sclient which builds on both fine and could use a sync15:55
jamespagecoreycb, quick poke15:56
jamespagenova -> os-brick requires privsep15:56
coreycbddellav, looks like os-api-ref is in the archive now15:57
coreycbddellav, at least, it's not in the NEW queue anymore https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/yakkety/+queue?queue_state=1&queue_text=15:57
coreycbddellav, eh... wrong queue, still there: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/yakkety/+queue?queue_state=0&queue_text=15:58
coreycbddellav, I poked the release team this morning about it, I'll poke again15:59
coreycbjamespage, ok, yeah it looks like we can't get around it15:59
coreycbjamespage, I'm following up on openstack VMT to ensure it's security supported by upstream16:02
jamespagecoreycb, +116:02
jamespagesarnold, ^^16:02
coreycbddellav, in the mean time can you just build anything that depends on os-api-ref in a ppa and we'll get the syncs in the queue?16:07
ddellavcoreycb yep16:10
coreycbddellav, thanks16:10
coreycbrockstar, pylxd 2.1.1 uploaded to yakkety16:11
rockstarcoreycb: aces16:34
coreycbddellav, k8sclient sync initiated16:48
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sarnoldjamespage,coreycb, thanks (openstack vmt supporting oslo.privsep)18:29
coreycbsarnold, you're welcome, thanks for the review18:30
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coreycbjamespage, ddellav: I opened bug 1629097 for neutron in newton20:19
ubottubug 1629097 in neutron "neutron-rootwrap processes not getting cleaned up" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/162909720:19
coreycbseems to be the cause of memory exhaustion in our charm deploys of nova-compute and neutron-gateway20:20
coreycbbeisner, ^20:20
jamespagecoreycb, broken dns?20:30
coreycbjamespage, think so?20:31
coreycbjamespage, I deployed mitaka for comparison and there weren't any issues20:31
coreycbjamespage, and reverting that commit seemed to help.  let me unrevert to double check.20:32
jamespagemaybe not20:33
coreycbjamespage, ok confirmed that reverting that commit fixes it20:45
jamespagecoreycb, awesome20:57
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jamespagedannf, hey - I think that arm64 hugepages patch is a little late for newton fwiw23:16
jamespageesp as its not accepted upstream yet23:16

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