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openstack install via ubuntu autopilot

dimanche 14 août 2016

Hi all ,

I have 8 HP DL380 G9 servers with a cisco 2960X switch for deploying ubuntu openstack .

I had install the MAAS via this command "

Code:

sudo apt install maas
and allthings goes fine . then I add images from images section and I change the private network in cluster to manage DHCP and DNS . the gateway of the private network is the MAAS IP .
then I add sshkey to maas and i power on 7 servers . MAAS detected the hardware and networks . So i do a commision . after that in every node I add bond .

the bond modes are balance-alb which there isnt any requirements at switch .

each server have 1 bond that the interfaces are eth0 eth1 eth2 and these 3 physical nodes are the same VLAN in switch . and eth3 is the public network .

after that I use openstack-install command and allthing goes fine and landscape installed successfuly . after logging in to landscape I do an openstack install .

But some servers stucks at Bootstrap juju environment on . I do openstack install from landscape severals and all times servers hangs on bootsrap juju environment . so there isnt server problem and hardware issues cause installing cloud will be stucks on servers randomly .

So I do a login to console of servers that hangs and all of them hangs at "DHCPRELEASe" that I put the screenshot here .

I will attach the logs here too . so if anyone can help me to solve this issue its will be perfect .

here is the logs that landscape generated : http://ift.tt/2aRCmzG

Thanks

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