Known Behavior
Known Behaviors for Contrail Cloud Release 16.3
- CC-914 - Contrail Cloud Release 16.3 does not provide support for IPv6 networks. Support for IPv6 networks is targeted for a future release of Contrail Cloud.
- CC-925 - SELinux enabled by default on k8s hosts. The default mode for SELinux was
changed from permissive to enforced on K8s hosts. New variable was introduce
selinux_enabled which can be used in site.yml. The default value is
true:
k8s: selinux_enabled: true
- CC-1010 - Contrail Cloud only supports the legacy spine/leaf configuration model from rhosp13. RHOSP 13 style spine/leaf network configurations must be used in Contrail Cloud 16. This applies to a fresh install, and applies to the Contrail Cloud 13 to 16 upgrade. For more information, see: https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-us/red_hat_openstack_platform/13/html/spine_leaf_networking/index.
- CC-1060/CEM-21860 - Contrail
tf-tripleo-heat-templates
do not pass the BarbicanPassword to the Contrail containers. This results in the Barbican user having the same password as the Keystone admin user. Additional configuration parameters can be added to the config/site.yml file as a workaround to this issue:overcloud: extra_config: ComputeDpdkParameters: ContrailSettings: BARBICAN_PASSWORD: <barbican password (default equal to keystone admin password> ComputeKernelParameters: ContrailSettings: BARBICAN_PASSWORD: <barbican password (default equal to keystone admin password>
- CC-1127 - The scripts/satellite6hosts.py and
scripts/satellite6cleanup.py fail when using capsule. Katello API
listens on port 443 for the satellite, and is default for the scripts. The Katello API
listens on port 8443 when using capsule. A quick workaround is to add the "8443" port
number as part of the satellite
name:
/var/lib/contrail_cloud/scripts/satellite6hosts.py --user ak_<user>_ContrailCloudNFR --password "c0ntrail123" --satellite contrail-cloud.juniper.net:8443
Run the following to use the katello ping API to verify the URL:
REG_SAT_URL="https://contrail-cloud.juniper.net:8443 curl -L -k -s -D - -o /dev/null $REG_SAT_URL/katello/api/ping | grep HTTP
You will receive the following if successful:
HTTP/1.1 200 OK