=== nacc_ is now known as nacc [17:26] smoser: blackboxsw: hrm, so openstack metadata service does include mode network configuration information ('networkdata') top level metadata key (this is on octal IIUC) [17:34] ? [17:34] "mode network configuration" ? [17:34] rharper, ? [17:34] the openstack metadata service includes a top-level 'networkdata' dict, which is what we see in network_data.json (in configdrive) [17:35] I'd not seen that before [17:35] http://paste.ubuntu.com/25515784/ [17:36] that is from network_data.json ? [17:36] as in [17:36] http://paste.ubuntu.com/25515791/ [17:36] ? [17:37] basically config drive contains what metadata service contains. [17:37] that's from using DataSourceOpenStack.py:read_metadata_service() [17:37] then that's expected [17:37] so yes, we knew taht was there. [17:37] I didn't [17:37] * rharper catches up [17:38] why do we do fallback config on metadata service instead of reading 'networkdata' like we do with network_data.json in ConfigDrive ? [17:38] just haven't gotten around to implementing? [17:39] we do not yet have a OpenStack datasource (other than ConfigDrive) that runs at local. [17:39] ah, that's right [17:39] it'd need to do the same ec2 style bring up of v4 link local [17:39] we could do that. but handt done it. it'd work the same as ec2, basically guess a nic and dhcp on that. [17:40] i dont know if ipv4 link local works or not [17:40] i kind of assume not. but maybe. i will see if ic an try that quick [17:40] some recent scanning of openstack docs mentioned link local v4 but yeah, let's check [17:42] * rharper shakes fist at nova [17:42] interface-attach takes --port-id , interface-detach takes [17:42] * rharper SMDH [17:43] wait, [17:43] wee [17:43] why would you have to tell detach which instance you want to detach it from [17:44] wierd. [17:45] good news is the mds is updated [17:45] I can see one nic at first, nova interface-attach; curl shows two nics, remove; cur shows one again [17:45] yeah. it is sufficeint to implement hotplug [17:45] yeah [17:45] default is DHCP though [17:46] default ? [17:46] no params on attach port [17:46] I guess maybe I need to configure the port or something else [17:46] still playing [17:46] http://paste.ubuntu.com/25515784/ in there you can see both have 'ipv4_dhcp' as the type [21:56] * powersj finishes new bug triage for the day [21:56] down from 101 -> 91 bugs