canonical / charm-openstack-service-checks

Collection of Nagios checks and other utilities that can be used to verify the operation of an OpenStack cluster
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Images and flavours are hard-coded in tempest.conf #91

Closed sudeephb closed 7 months ago

sudeephb commented 7 months ago

Per usual tempest usage, the IDs of the Both images and flavours used in testing are configured in the temptest.conf. For fcbtest, this lives inside the snap filesystem.

This becomes problematic when cloud admins who are not familiar with these images and flavours delete or change them, resulting the ID changing.

Ideally these images and flavours should be protected, private and created and removed during testing. As a quicker fix however, the IDs should be exposed as Juju configuration items so they can easily be changed to new IDs, which will also improve awareness of the fact that these IDs are hard-coded.


Imported from Launchpad using lp2gh.

sudeephb commented 7 months ago

(by aluria) Tempest/Rally support in charm-openstack-service-checks is limited and effectively unusable in most of the environments because custom TLS CA authorities can't be accessed by the fcbtest nor bsrally confined snaps. See [1] for further information.

The bug is confirmed, but I have lowered the priority as "check-rally" can't be enabled most of the time (when OpenStack API endpoints run over TLS and a custom CA is used).

  1. https://forum.snapcraft.io/t/using-the-system-certificate-authorities/10732
sudeephb commented 7 months ago

(by eric-chen) This charm is no longer being actively maintained. Please consider using the new Canonical Observability Stack instead. (https://charmhub.io/topics/canonical-observability-stack) I will close this feature request