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Bug 2080219: OpenStack+Kuryr: Fix cluster destroy
with BYON
#5855
Bug 2080219: OpenStack+Kuryr: Fix cluster destroy
with BYON
#5855
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During a FIP less installation VMs that were not created by the installer can get a FIP detached when the cluster in being destroyed. This commit fixes the issue by detaching only FIPs that were created by installer or Kuryr during a FIP less installation.
When using your own Network for the Machines connected to a tagged Router created by CNO on an installation with Kuryr, the Subnet of that Network is not tagged and consequently not identified by installer when destroying the Router. This commit fixes the issue by ensuring all Subnetes connected to a Router created by Installer or CNO are removed.
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@MaysaMacedo @pierreprinetti: Can you take a look? |
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ah, we don't have kuryr jobs in 4.6 |
/bugzilla refresh |
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/label backport-risk-assessed
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e2e-azure-upi is permafailing, let's make the job optional with openshift/release#28515. |
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This includes two backports that are required for
cluster destroy
with bring your own network mode to work. One backport comes from this BZ [1] and is related to FIPs and second one [2] makes sure all subnets are removed from the created router, not only tagged ones.[1] https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1924701
[2] https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1940159