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OpenDev Migration Patch
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Introduction of the Octavia support for Rocky introduced a regression
for Queens deployments where the LBaaS v2 service plugin is dropped
from the service plugin list.
Provide an explicit list of service plugins for Queens to resolve
this issue.
Change-Id: I8527e68dca01723f6d9bf04b5fe1a605f967244a
Closes-Bug: 1805573
(cherry picked from commit 54fdd53b15e9e78fff4ddfd3115a8560679bae32)
In order to have nova-metadata-api use the same dns-domain as neutron
when nova-metadata-api runs on nova-cloud-controller we must pass the
dns-domain on the neutron-api relation.
Change-Id: I14fe163a445b6dcffccced762041942de7d6b41d
Partial-Bug: #1805645
(cherry picked from commit f90eef2c4be311012509284ec2f6530c60192311)
The Neutron built-in LBaaS provider is deprecated as of
OpenStack version Queens and the service is to be replaced
by a separate service such as Octavia.
This interface serves the purpose of notifying a external
load balancer service of when the Neutron API is ready to
accept queries.
In a transition period it is also used by the ``neutron-api``
charm to determine whether it should configure Neutron with
the legacy LBaaS provider enabled or if it should enable
the ``lbaasv2-proxy`` driver to proxy load balancer requests
sent to the Neutron API to the external service.