Services start up priority at boot on controller
Hi,
i have one cloud controller for testing with all management services installed on it and nvoa-compute, cinder-volume and neutron installed on separate boxes.
When i reboot the controller many nova services don't start complaining that they can't connect to the mysql instance that is hosted on the same box; if i restart those services manually after boot i get a positive result because the mysql is now up and happily running.
How can i tell nova services to wait to try to boot until mysql is up or at least retry after a while if it is not responding right away? Feels stupid to have to start those manually.
I'm running everything on ubuntu 14.04.1.
Thank you.