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Red Hat Cloud Infrastructure 5
Release Notes
Red Hat Cloud Infrastructure 5 Release Notes
Release Notes for Red Hat Cloud Infrastructure 5.0
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Abstract
These release no tes pro vide an o utline o f Red Hat Clo ud Infrastructure 5.0 , its features and
co mpatibility between co mpo nents
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Table of Contents
Chapt er 1 . O verview of Red Hat Cloud Infrast ruct ure
1.1. Co mp o nent Co mp atib ility
Chapt er 2 . Release Not es
2.1. Kno wn Issues
Revision Hist ory
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T able of Cont ent s
Chapter 1. Overview of Red Hat Cloud Infrastructure
Red Hat Cloud Infrastructure is a hybrid infrastructure-as-a-service cloud solution based on tight integration between Red Hat CloudForms, Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform, Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization, and Red Hat Satellite. Offered under a single subscription, Red Hat Cloud Infrastructure allows you to combine these products and take advantages of the capabilities they provide via a common user interface.
Red Hat Clo u d Fo rms
Red Hat CloudForms is a hybrid cloud management platform that provides a single portal for deploying, managing, and monitoring cloud services across multiple virtualization and cloud platforms.
Red Hat En t erp rise Lin u x O p en St ack Plat f o rm
Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform provides the foundation to build a private or public infrastructure-as-a-service cloud on Red Hat Enterprise Linux, offering a massively scalable, fault-tolerant platform for the development of cloud-enabled workloads. Red Hat Enterprise Linux
OpenStack Platform is implemented by a collection of interacting services that control its computing, storage, and networking resources.
Red Hat En t erp rise Virt u aliz at io n
Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization is a data center virtualization solution that allows you to manage more traditional enterprise Linux and Windows workloads. Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization provides a platform for managing virtualization hosts, virtual machines, and their storage.
Red Hat Sat ellit e
Red Hat Satellite Server is a platform that allows you to manage all aspects of the life cycle of systems, from deployment to monitoring and providing updates. Red Hat Satellite Server offers a flexible solution for managing systems in a wide range of environments, including those with or without external network connectivity.
1.1. Component Compat ibilit y
This section provides an overview of compatibility between different versions of the components included in Red Hat Cloud Infrastructure. For a full list of component compatibility, see the RHCI Deployment Planner. This tool shows you which features are supported with various versions of the products included in Red Hat Cloud Infrastructure.
1.1.1. Red Hat Ent erprise Virt ualiz at ion and Red Hat CloudForms
Compat ibilit y
The following table outlines the compatibility between Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization and Red Hat CloudForms.
T ab le 1.1. Red Hat En t erp rise Virt u aliz at io n an d Red Hat Clo u d Fo rms Co mp at ib ilit y
Red Hat En t erp rise Virt u aliz at io n Versio n
Clo u d Fo rms Man ag emen t En g in e 5.2
Clo u d Fo rms Man ag emen t En g in e 5.3
3.3 Yes Yes
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3.4 Yes Yes
Red Hat En t erp rise Virt u aliz at io n Versio n
Clo u d Fo rms Man ag emen t En g in e 5.2
Clo u d Fo rms Man ag emen t En g in e 5.3
1.1.2. Red Hat Ent erprise Linux OpenSt ack Plat form and Red Hat CloudForms
Compat ibilit y
The following table outlines the compatibility between Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform and Red Hat CloudForms.
T ab le 1.2. Red Hat En t erp rise Lin u x O p en St ack Plat f o rm an d Red Hat Clo u d Fo rms Co mp at ib ilit y
Red Hat En t erp rise Lin u x O p en St ack Plat f o rm Versio n
Clo u d Fo rms Man ag emen t En g in e 5.2
Clo u d Fo rms Man ag emen t En g in e 5.3
4.0 Yes Yes
5.0 Yes Yes
1.1.3. Red Hat Ent erprise Virt ualiz at ion and Red Hat Ent erprise Linux
OpenSt ack Plat form Compat ibilit y
The following table outlines the compatibility between Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization and Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform.
T ab le 1.3. Red Hat En t erp rise Virt u aliz at io n an d Red Hat En t erp rise Lin u x O p en St ack Plat f o rm Co mp at ib ilit y
Red Hat En t erp rise Virt u aliz at io n Versio n
Red Hat En t erp rise Lin u x O p en St ack Plat f o rm 4 .0
Red Hat En t erp rise Lin u x O p en St ack Plat f o rm 5.0
3.3 No No
3.4 Yes (tech preview) Yes (tech preview)
1.1.4 . Red Hat Ent erprise Virt ualiz at ion and Red Hat Sat ellit e Compat ibilit y
The following table outlines the compatibility between Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization and Red Hat Satellite.
T ab le 1.4 . Red Hat En t erp rise Virt u aliz at io n an d Red Hat Sat ellit e Co mp at ib ilit y
Red Hat En t erp rise Virt u aliz at io n Versio n Red Hat Sat ellit e 6 .0
3.3 No
3.4 Yes
1.1.5. Red Hat Ent erprise Linux OpenSt ack Plat form and Red Hat Sat ellit e
Compat ibilit y
The following table outlines the compatibility between Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform and Red Hat Satellite.
Chapt er 1 . O verview of Red Hat Cloud Infrast ruct ure
T ab le 1.5. Red Hat En t erp rise Lin u x O p en St ack Plat f o rm an d Red Hat Sat ellit e Co mp at ib ilit y
Red Hat En t erp rise Lin u x O p en St ack Plat f o rm Versio n
Red Hat Sat ellit e 6 .0
4.0 Yes
5.0 Yes
1.1.6. CloudForms Management Engine and Red Hat Sat ellit e Compat ibilit y
The following table outlines the compatibility between CloudForms Management Engine and Red Hat Satellite.
T ab le 1.6 . Clo u d Fo rms Man ag emen t En g in e an d Red Hat Sat ellit e Co mp at ib ilit y
Clo u d Fo rms Man ag emen t En g in e Versio n Red Hat Sat ellit e 6 .0
5.2 Unknown
5.3 Yes
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Chapter 2. Release Notes
See the following links for the release notes and technical notes for each component in Red Hat Cloud Infrastructure, including enhancements, technology preview features, recommended practices, known issues, and deprecated functionality.
Red Hat Clo u d Fo rms 3.0
Management Engine 5.2 Release Notes Management Engine 5.2 Technical Notes
Red Hat En t erp rise Lin u x O p en St ack Plat f o rm 5.0 Release Notes for RHEL7.0 and RHEL6.5 Release Technical Notes for RHEL7.0 Release
Technical Notes for RHEL6.5 Release Red Hat En t erp rise Virt u aliz at io n 3.4
Manager Release Notes Technical Notes
Red Hat Sat ellit e 6 .0
Red Hat Satellite 6.0 Release Notes
2.1. Known Issues
The following issues have currently been identified in Red Hat Cloud Infrastructure:
BZ #1119 39 2
Under certain circumstances, attempting to connect to a virtual machine in a Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform
environment using SSH causes a kernel panic in the networking nodes when Neutron networking is selected as the networking back end. As a work around, you can disable generic segmentation
offload and TCP segmentation offload for all network interfaces on the networking node.
The following script can be executed on networking nodes to automate this process:
#!/bin/bash
for IF in `ifconfig -a |sed -ne '/^[a-z]/ { s/:.*//; p; }'`; do ethtool -K $IF gso off
ethtool -K $IF tso off done
for NS in `ip netns list`; do
Chapt er 2 . Release Not es
for IF in `ip netns exec $NS ifconfig -a |sed -ne '/^[a-z]/ { s/:.*//; p; }'`; do
ip netns exec $NS ethtool -K $IF gso off ip netns exec $NS ethtool -K $IF tso off done
done
BZ #1130309
While Fog produces a ServiceNotAvailable error when it attempts to connect to a Red Hat Enterprise Linux Openstack Platform
service that is unavailable, it produces an unexpected error when Swift is unavailable. This issue is caused by Fog expecting the value of 'openstack-service-type' to be an array where this value is the string 'object-store' for Swift. This causes attempts to refresh Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform environments without Swift to produce this error and fail to refresh.
BZ #114 3034
When you provision Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform using the Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform installer and select Neutron networking as the networking back end, the value of the 'External networking bridge' parameter is not
automatically populated, preventing virtual machines from having external network connectivity. As a work around, you can use the 'Advanced Configuration' tab for a deployment to manually edit the Neutron Networking deployment role for that deployment and set the value of the parameter to 'br-ex'.
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Revision History
Revisio n 5.0- 1.2 T h u Jan 08 2015 Sh ikh a Nan si
BZ #1179999 - Added link to Deployment Planner in Section 1.1.
Revisio n 5.0- 1.1 Fri O ct 31 2014 An d rew Dah ms
Final revision for publication.
Revisio n 5.0- 0 Wed O ct 15 2014 An d rew Dah ms
Initial creation for Red Hat Cloud Infrastructure 5.0.
Revision Hist ory