creating NSR in openbaton on an openstack instance giving error "imageubuntu is not contained into the images of the vimInstance chosen"

[sipian]

I am installing OpenBaton on an instance on a private network in OpenStack (Pike release). The screenshot of the network-topology is attached below

On changing the routing table of my OpenStack machine I can ping as well as ssh into this instance from my OpenStack machine terminal. I can also ping my OpenStack machine from this instance

Now I created a POP in OpenBaton as follows

{  
   "name":"pop",
   "authUrl":"http://<openstack-server-ip>/identity/v3",
   "tenant":"673bf2477d4a48eeb32433b175dd1c19",
   "username":"admin",
   "password":"xxxxx",
   "keyPair":"openbatonkeypair",
   "securityGroups":[  
      "default"
   ],
   "type":"openstack",
}

Now I am trying to create the iPerf Network Service as given here. I am using this JSON as my Network Service Descriptor.

But I am always getting an error as

Exception was thrown -> Return message: Regarding the VirtualNetworkFunctionDescriptor iperf-client: in one of the VirtualDeploymentUnit, imageubuntu is not contained into the images of the vimInstance chosen. Please choose one from: [] or from []

I am attaching a screenshot of the images in my OpenStack project

I have uploaded openbaton.log and generic-vnfm.log

[gc4rella]

hi @sipian could you please provide also the logs of the openstack4j vim driver/plugin? if you have used the bootstrap (binary) installation, they should also be located somewhere in /var/log/openbaton/.

My assumption is that your OpenStack setup uses glance v3 APIs, which probably are not supported by the openstack4j vim driver (but there were other users making that work..).

[sipian]

Hi @gc4rella , These are the log files that I are there in /var/log/openbaton/plugins plugin-openstack_2017-12-09_10-50-03.log plugin-test_2017-12-09_10-44-42.log plugin-test_2017-12-09_10-45-40.log plugin-test_2017-12-09_10-50-02.log

And I'll also try testing with a release that uses v2 APIs

[sipian]

The problem went away after I installed OpenStack Newton release. Thanks @gc4rella for your help.

[gc4rella]

OK, as said the problem should be due to the new version of the glance APIs. We are working on it, and we'll make sure they will be supported by default in upcoming versions of the plugin.