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NVMe sample: Fix nvme ids #446
NVMe sample: Fix nvme ids #446
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OpenShift image has the NVMe `hostid` and `hostnqn` hardcoded, so it ends up being the same in all the control plane nodes, which is problematic. This `MachineConfig` fixes this issue by recreating both files when the `hostid` doesn't match the system-uuid of the machine it is running on. Bugs: - https://issues.redhat.com/browse/OCPBUGS-34629 - openshift/os#1519 - openshift/os#1520
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Sorry, I just spotted this now, but should the role be worker? I think our other machineConfig specify master nodes, and that works in our small environments where nodes are both.
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For our samples it should be master
, like in all the other MachineConfig
s we have in our samples.
It's only worker
when we are deploying in a 3 master and N workers deployment and OpenStack control plane will be running on the workers.
This is described in the generic documents PR:
cinder-operator/docs/user-guide/cinder.md
Line 156 in ff49b64
> **⚠ Attention:** `MachineConfig` examples in the following sections are using |
> **⚠ Attention:** `MachineConfig` examples in the following sections are using
label `machineconfiguration.openshift.io/role: worker` instructing OpenShift to
apply those changes on `worker` nodes (`workers` is an automatically created
`MachineConfigPool`) This assumes we have an OpenShift cluster with 3 master
nodes and 3 `worker` nodes. If we are deploying in a 3 node OpenShift cluster
where all nodes are `master` and `worker` we need to change it to use `master`
instead (`master` is another automatically created `MachineConfigPool`).
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/lgtm
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OpenShift image has the NVMe
hostid
andhostnqn
hardcoded, so it ends up being the same in all the control plane nodes, which is problematic.This
MachineConfig
fixes this issue by recreating both files when thehostid
doesn't match the system-uuid of the machine it is running on.Bugs:
/usr/etc/nvme/hostid
/usr/etc/nvme/hostnqn
openshift/os#1519