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Devstack- Not able to launch an instance

asked 2014-05-12 02:01:26 -0600

Aditi Sharma gravatar image

Hi, I installed openstack using Devstack environment. But now i am not able to launch an instance. When i do so no availability zones are available plus it gives an error without any description when i launch it. I am not able to view any openstack services logs (nova, neutron etc.). In stack.sh.logs also i am not able to view anything. Is there any error?? I am not able to understand anything. Please help me what i am doing wrong.. I checked in var/log/syslog but i found nothing. Also tell me about local.conf, currently i am using localrc. Will it be sufficient? or should i use some local.conf by putting stackrc and localrc files together in it??? Please help.

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answered 2014-05-12 03:28:54 -0600

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updated 2014-05-12 05:47:17 -0600

You need to have availability zones to launch VMs.

A quick check, see whether nova compute (n-cpu) is running by clicking on "system info" of Admin panel. If you are using ubutu, follow this bug link.

Thanks.

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I am not able to find log files of nova. I checked in /var/log and there are no nova, neutron folders. Where are the logs available if i install during devstack? In "system info" of Admin Panel, i can see all services are enabled(nova-compute, nova-computev3, neutron-network and others). All network agents are also up and running. Please note that i did not have any errors during installation of devstack. It is only the instance creation which is encountering the problem.

Aditi Sharma gravatar imageAditi Sharma ( 2014-05-12 04:08:15 -0600 )edit

If n-cpu is running, are you sure that there are no availability zones are available?

SGPJ gravatar imageSGPJ ( 2014-05-12 05:46:37 -0600 )edit

yup.. its running but there are no availability zones.

Aditi Sharma gravatar imageAditi Sharma ( 2014-05-12 05:49:38 -0600 )edit
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answered 2014-05-13 02:12:29 -0600

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Can you unstack, check all virutualization components are installed (libvirt server, kvm, qemu) as in this bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/nova/+bug/... and then stack again.

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answered 2014-05-12 07:49:02 -0600

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If you are using devstack, you can use the localrc for the present though the local.conf is recommended. As for the log stuff, if you did not specify the SCREEN_LOG env variable in localrc all logs will remain in screen session, you can check them by login into the screen 

cd devstack
./rejoin-stack.sh

Please check every service in the screen make sure they are running without any error then provision instance again and check the nova-scheduler screen window to see if any error occured.

Hope that helps.

Vic

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