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Konstantinos Agouros <elwood <at> agouros.de> writes: |
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> I tried to install sys-cluster/nova but this gives me a 'block' as some |
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> of the python modules it wants do not work in one install. Anybody had |
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> success in getting a Gentoo Box to be a compute node for OpenStack? |
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Looking at /usr/portage/sys-cluster/openstack-meta/ |
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openstack-meta-2014.1.9999.ebuild |
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I see: |
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EAPI=5 |
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DESCRIPTION="A openstack meta-package for installing the various openstack |
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pieces" |
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HOMEPAGE="https://openstack.org" |
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LICENSE="Apache-2.0" |
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SLOT="0" |
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KEYWORDS="" |
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IUSE="keystone swift neutron glance cinder nova horizon" |
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DEPEND="" |
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RDEPEND="keystone? ( ~sys-auth/keystone-2014.1.9999 ) |
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swift? ( ~sys-cluster/swift-2014.1.9999 ) |
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neutron? ( ~sys-cluster/neutron-2014.1.9999 ) |
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glance? ( ~app-admin/glance-2014.1.9999 ) |
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cinder? ( ~sys-cluster/cinder-2014.1.9999 ) |
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nova? ( ~sys-cluster/nova-2014.1.9999 ) |
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horizon? ( ~www-apps/horizon-2014.1.9999 )" |
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So all are using the latest release (*.9999) of these packages. |
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I'd go and look in BGO for bugs related to nova. |
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sys-cluster/nova is not maintained by the gentoo cluster herd: |
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http://gentoobrowse.randomdan.homeip.net/herd/cluster |
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The gentoo cluster project is similar but not the same as the |
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cluster herd: |
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https://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/cluster/ |
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Some devs (hi Rich) are working on consolidation of herds and projects. |
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The herd lists what they maintain, although it may not be current. |
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BGO Bug 494026 says the security team has masked this package |
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for vulnerabilities. It's not straightforward to tell who exactly |
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is maintaining nova. It may by "up for grabs" for a (proxy) maintainter. |
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Just search out "nova" on BGO. |
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Also, after the herd decprecation is complete, and some other things |
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are finalized, it shlould be clear who is maintaining what codes, |
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Who is on what project team and if a code (package) is not claimed |
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by a team, then the individual (dev or proxy) that is maintaining the |
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code. Or this is my understanding/speculation on how it's gonna work. |
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Ok, so from here all you gotta do is *dig* a bit. |
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Also look for overlays on nova and the other "Depends" in the openstack |
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ebuild to work around your issues. Also, often there is a way to get |
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around hard masks if you choose to go that path. |
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Goodhunting! |
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James |
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