lp:~james-page/charms/trusty/swift-storage/lp1318083-next

Branch merges

Propose for merging

No branches dependent on this one.

Merged into lp:~openstack-charmers-archive/charms/trusty/swift-storage/next at revision 40

Liam Young (community): Approve on 2014-08-13

Diff: 11 lines (+2/-1)

1 file modified

hooks/swift_storage_utils.py (+2/-1)

api

Related source package recipes

No recipes using this branch. (?)

Create packaging recipe

Related snap packages

Related bugs

Bug #1318083: wget failure while fetching rings from proxy

High

Fix Released

Link a bug report

Related blueprints

39. By James Page on 2014-08-11

Retry failed retrievals of rings - including when connections are refused

38. By James Page on 2014-08-04

Revert previous change as it breaks unit testing and deployment

37. By James Page on 2014-08-01

[alexlist,r=james-page] Relax permissions on /srv/node to support monitoring.

36. By James Page on 2014-07-28

[trivial] Add missing helper from resync

35. By James Page on 2014-07-28

[trivial] Add missing helper from resync

34. By James Page on 2014-07-28

[trivial] Add missing helper from resync

33. By James Page on 2014-07-28

[corey.bryant,r=james-page] Add amulet tests.

32. By James Page on 2014-06-19

[trivial] Resync helpers to pickup fstab fixes

31. By James Page on 2014-06-19

[mthaddon,r=james-page] Add configuration for worker and per disk thread pool sizes

Make the number of workers for account, container and object servers a multiplier of the number of CPUs, and default to a sensible setting per recommendations in http://docs.openstack.org/developer/swift/deployment_guide.html#general-service-tuning. Also, add in a tunable option for object server threads_per_disk and tune default to recommendations from http://docs.openstack.org/developer/swift/deployment_guide.html#object-server-configuration.

30. By James Page on 2014-06-19

[rharper,r=james-page] Whitelist support for block devices

Allow for the user to specify devices that may not exist (and have swift-storage ignore them like cinder and ceph charms do). With this change we can use a common swift-storage block-device list that works across multiple different physical hosts where the block devices aren't all the same.