After moving to C9S we started using testing repository for ovs and we
never switched to release one after NFV SIG started releasing packages
to the official mirrors.
Change-Id: I0f199c9fafe9d5ac3a47b9e55a2d33c4d6735604
We should use the oldest release where we run centos stream 9 jobs which
is wallaby. We set up xena in the past as we backported cs9 jobs to xena
first but now we should switch to wallaby or we may hit issues in
wallaby jobs when the ovs version in xena is higher that in wallaby (as
now).
Change-Id: I18dab9701e96b25396b45df221f54fe94c1ab36b
Currently in multi-node-bridge role, For RHEL and CentOS
distro, RDO repos are setted up and from where rdo-openvswitch
get pulled in RHEL deployment and causes unwanted failures.
Like a particular version of rdo-openvswitch is not yet available
in CentOS and it fails the job with nothing provides message.
Enabling RDO repos specifically for CentOS and other distros
except RHEL and Fedora will fix the
issue.
Signed-off-by: Chandan Kumar (raukadah) <chkumar@redhat.com>
Change-Id: Id68f5904c4ec3d667a16e9f4f195d53b02d29cec
After removing Centos 8 repositories [1], the repository has been
set to buildlogs server, which provides testing packages.
This commit is switching back repository to mirror.centos.org once we
have openvswitch in centos network and AFS mirrors.
[1] https://www.centos.org/centos-linux-eol/
Change-Id: I6e0dd26312c593a5c7fe5525a733be8e26faec9d
CentOS Linux 8 repos have been removed from centos mirrors. We were
using that repo to install OVS in multi-node from train repo.
This patch is moving multi-node rolo to install ovs from the RDO testing
repo for train until we have it pushed to the official mirrors for CS8.
Change-Id: Id57e8e90903a0d468c6d3094fbbaf4840a368e2a
With this patch, Adding repos to install openvswitch
in Centos9 stream.
For Centos9 stream nodes we need to enable 2 repos:-
* nfv repo - Ussuri+ openvswitch is shipped as part of NFV SIG
* rdo xena repo - rdo-openvswitch(which provides openvswitch wrapper)
is available in OpenStack repo
Closes-Bug: #1947665
Change-Id: If5a32b30637296a070f2e75ba8feb6aa45d8ecac
Currently it's using master repo for CentOS 8. RDO s updating the version of
OVS in master to 2.13 while previous releases use version 2.12 so it's a
problem to install 2.13 for jobs gating reviews for Train or Ussuri.
This review is moving to use Train repository to install openvswitch in
all CentOS 8 jobs as it's the older version supported on CentOS 8. Note
that CI jobs running with this multi-node setup configure proper repos for
the tested release (ussuri, victoria or master) at a later stage and
update the version of OpenvSwitch to the one included on each specific
release repo.
Closes-Bug: #1896469
Change-Id: Ie30997f360b285131cb5051d582da2a15cca7205
CentOS8 deps should be compatible with RHEL and provide latest versions
of deps compared to the old rhel8 one. Let's switch to use it to install
openvswitch too.
Change-Id: I04090a179706c52e3db4e9118b74f7c7d5ad9776
Currently, centos8 jobs are using old RHEL repo. A repo with CentOS8
packages has been created by RDO, so let's switch to it.
Change-Id: I0df0950de5a42bb7a425609c3d5d065550d956f4
This is a bit of a hack, but allows installation of openvswitch for
testing the multinode roles. Official CentOS 8 RDO builds are still a
work in progress, but this will let us get a head-start on any
multi-node testing.
Change-Id: I2eb1a16e9995a19d61e309aa59b232577184b527
cecf9e902c
broke Openstack jobs running on Red Hat 7.
This review includes the ansible_distribution_major_version
when deciding which repos to include for openvswitch.
Change-Id: I6ec32e2913843adb0778a63133296bb26a0b5e6e
For running job on RHEL use openvswitch from RHEL8 deps repo,
because centos queens openvswitch causes conflicts with RHEL8
version.
Change-Id: Ia09227cb28ec4a4f9bdbb664b9c7caf714043e31
Installing OVS on CentOS requires one RDO repository and the
centos-release-openstack packages sets up two additional repos which
aren't required.
In addition, we removed the centos-release-openstack package but this
did not remove the two extra repositories, causing them to "leak" into
the jobs.
This sets up the one repository we need and ensures it is removed after
OVS is installed.
Change-Id: Ida2299a4356282d23b79fac6753b6171211a7651
Alfredo Moralejo