Hi, I have a question regarding multi-regions in SOC. I’m studying the docs for SOC 7 and stumbled upon the question, how to deploy a multi-region cloud. That question seems to have no answer yet, so I searched the web and found this line in the release notes of SOC 5:
And then there’s the SOC 7 admin guide with this little piece of information:
I know how to deploy services manually (and create respective endpoints with the required regions), but I don’t find anything on how to deploy multiple regions in SOC. The keystone barclamp contains one “region” value, and that is deployed to all services. Is my understanding correct or am I missing something?
On Tue, 21 Mar 2017 14:14:01 +0000, eblock wrote:
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Hi, I have a question regarding multi-regions in SOC. I’m studying the
docs for SOC 7 and stumbled upon the question, how to deploy a
multi-region cloud. That question seems to have no answer yet, so I
searched the web and found this line in the release notes of SOC 5:[color=green]
The region used for the OpenStack endpoints can be configured, leading
the way to multi-region support.[/color]
Also, OpenStack supports multiple regions for scalability. For
simplicity, this guide uses the management network for all endpoint
types and the default RegionOne region.[/color]
I know how to deploy services manually (and create respective endpoints
with the required regions), but I don’t find anything on how to deploy
multiple regions in SOC. The keystone barclamp contains one “region”
value, and that is deployed to all services. Is my understanding correct
or am I missing something?
I know how to deploy services manually (and create respective endpoints
with the required regions), but I don’t find anything on how to deploy
multiple regions in SOC. The keystone barclamp contains one “region”
value, and that is deployed to all services. Is my understanding correct
or am I missing something?[/color]
Currently if you change the region, it will remove the one that is
registered.
This was reported as a bug, and appears to be fixed, but not yet released
in any official update yet it seems.
Do you have a use case currently where you need this Multi Region support
for ? If so, I guess it would be best if you could open a SR so we can get
you an official PTF.
[QUOTE]This was reported as a bug, and appears to be fixed, but not yet released
in any official update yet it seems.
Do you have a use case currently where you need this Multi Region support
for ? If so, I guess it would be best if you could open a SR so we can get
you an official PTF.[/QUOTE]
We don’t have a use case at the moment, but it’s good to know that there’s a solution available.
