i install magnum in rocky (https://docs.openstack.org/magnum/lat...) after that i run

$ mkdir -p ~/clusters/kubernetes-cluster
$ $(openstack coe cluster config kubernetes-cluster --dir ~/clusters/kubernetes-cluster)
export KUBECONFIG=/home/user/clusters/kubernetes-cluster/config

that is every thing ok until now but when i run

kubectl -n kube-system get po
**controller does not understand kebectl
Command 'kubectl' not found, but can be installed with:

snap install kubectl**

it is obvios that i do not install kuberneties in my controller because the container should run in vm like fedora

so should i install kubernetis on controller? if yes why it is neede if no why should i install kubernetis in a controller that does not create pod and how controller understand the pod of vm in compute

I want to add a memory_util entry to ceilometer mteric

Set the following in the pipline

---
sources:
    - name: memory_source
      meters:
          - "memory"
      sinks:
          - memory_sink

sinks:
    - name: memory_sink
      transformers:
          # - name: "rate_of_change"
          - name: "arithmetic"
            parameters:
              target:
                name: "memory_util"
                unit: "%"
                type: "gauge"
                expr: "100 * $ (memory.usage) / $ (memory)"
      publishers:
          - gnocchi: //? filter_project = service & archive_policy = low


# openstack metric resource show c07c4a5f-ec72-4408-adc2-65ee61e1dd66
+-----------------------+---------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Field                 | Value                                                               |
+-----------------------+---------------------------------------------------------------------+
| created_by_project_id | f3838be522bb420fa6cd67e48605596e                                    |
| created_by_user_id    | a4476a5e40444737818df68dc74dc292                                    |
| creator               | a4476a5e40444737818df68dc74dc292:f3838be522bb420fa6cd67e48605596e   |
| ended_at              | None                                                                |
| id                    | c07c4a5f-ec72-4408-adc2-65ee61e1dd66                                |
| metrics               | compute.instance.booting.time: fc5d8019-1a0f-408f-8ebe-7dc0ee3952cd |
|                       | cpu.delta: cf091598-5c9e-4d85-a68d-586ec0d328b4                     |
|                       | cpu: 2c6d6196-26a9-4899-b4f7-623377fbc66f                           |
|                       | cpu_util: 4c3d2adb-85e0-417e-b6fd-f04a18ea3507                      |
|                       | disk.ephemeral.size: e2f28415-518d-4147-b17c-0476603df295           |
|                       | disk.root.size: 2ed8f6fe-d3bc-47b5-a97b-7aa2c75273f6                |
|                       | memory.usage: 219de05b-0ce9-46a3-aace-fcddb1d0821c                  |
|                       | memory: 0426c06e-89eb-43ee-a6d5-88b73060b39b                        |
|                       | vcpus: 33d52da2-1419-4e15-a580-fcbc52562ee7                         |
| original_resource_id  | c07c4a5f-ec72-4408-adc2-65ee61e1dd66                                |
| project_id            | d65df3524a3441f5abec30759747ed1d                                    |
| revision_end          | None                                                                |
| revision_start        | 2019-03-28T08:00:18.005180+00:00                                    |
| started_at            | 2019-03-28T07:22:04.863213+00:00                                    |
| type                  | instance                                                            |
| user_id               | abb8637a7b014fe1a62d7ec5bb4ed84a                                    |
+-----------------------+---------------------------------------------------------------------+

edit to "/etc/ceilometer/gnocchi_resources.yaml"
  - resource_type: instance
    metrics:
      memory:
      memory.usage:
      memory.util:

And restart the ceilometer gnocchi service

How do I add memory pct mteric?

I want to use openstack as load balancer for my kubernetes but i do not know how can i do that?

the service goes down by no result

i search a lot i can not find a way at last i use ceph and ceph storage do it for me

no they are ok but you can not make another vm no one use selfservice and if you use provider nothing happen to your network i test it

openstack is not stable and it is so hard to connect it to esxi

i search a lot and the answer is nothing

some one say it has api or it is free but those thing nothing important beacause esxi has api and so simple

you can use heat

what version of openstack do you use

what document do you try for pacemaker and masakari?