Here, i put only the host part

DEBUG 2016-02-25T14:54:00 API] Params: {
    "host" => {
                              "name" => "name",
                    "environment_id" => 1,
               "compute_resource_id" => 1,
                      "hostgroup_id" => 32,
                             "build" => true,
                           "enabled" => true,
                           "managed" => true,
                "compute_attributes" => {
                    "flavor_ref" => "53",
               "security_groups" => "default",
                     "image_ref" => "41362541-79b8-4cc9-9c1f-670546e84fa6",
                          "nics" => [
                [0] "ba535079-ed45-4e19-a988-74ce08ecf2ce",
                [1] "f5025778-cd74-45dc-a79d-17a066c6ab1d" 
            ],
            "volumes_attributes" => {
                "0" => {
                    "capacity" => "32" 
                }
            }
        },
        "host_parameters_attributes" => {},
             "interfaces_attributes" => {
            "0" => {
                      "type" => "interface",
                "identifier" => "eth0",
                   "managed" => "true",
                 "domain_id" => "8",
                 "subnet_id" => "103" 
            },
            "1" => {
                      "type" => "interface",
                "identifier" => "eth1",
                   "managed" => "true",
                   "primary" => "true",
                 "provision" => "true",
                 "domain_id" => "1",
                 "subnet_id" => "104" 
            }
        }
    }
}

Let me know if you need more

thanks

Hello Dominic, do you know if someone is working on this issue ?

It might come from the following code (There is a TODO list) but do not know how to fix it.

#app/models/concerns/orchestration/compute.rb

def queue_compute_create
    queue.create(:name   => _("Render user data template for %s") % self, :priority => 1,
                 :action => [self, :setUserData]) if find_image.try(:user_data)
    queue.create(:name   => _("Set up compute instance %s") % self, :priority => 2,
                 :action => [self, :setCompute])
    queue.create(:name   => _("Acquire IP address for %s") % self, :priority => 3,
                 :action => [self, :setComputeIP]) if compute_provides?(:ip)
    queue.create(:name   => _("Query instance details for %s") % self, :priority => 4,
                 :action => [self, :setComputeDetails])
    queue.create(:name   => _("Power up compute instance %s") % self, :priority => 1000,
                 :action => [self, :setComputePowerUp]) if compute_attributes[:start] == '1'
end

def setComputeDetails
  Rails.logger.debug "method setComputeDetails" 

    if vm
      attrs = compute_resource.provided_attributes
      Rails.logger.debug "inside method setComputeDetails, attrs : #{attrs}" 

      attrs.each do |foreman_attr, fog_attr |
        Rails.logger.debug "foreman_attr : #{foreman_attr}" 
        Rails.logger.debug "fog_attr : #{fog_attr}" 

        if foreman_attr == :mac
          #TODO, do we need handle :ip as well? for openstack / ec2 we only set a single
          # interface (so host.ip will be fine), and we'd need to rethink #find_address

          return false unless match_macs_to_nics(fog_attr)
        else
          value = vm.send(fog_attr)
          Rails.logger.debug "Value is : #{value}" 
          value ||= find_address if foreman_attr == :ip
          Rails.logger.debug "Value after is : #{value}" 
          self.send("#{foreman_attr}=", value)

          # validate_foreman_attr handles the failure msg, so we just bubble
          # the false state up the stack
          return false unless validate_foreman_attr(value,Host,foreman_attr)
        end
      end
      true
    else
      failure _("failed to save %s") % name
    end
  end

-Olivier

There's no assignee, so nobody is working on it. I don't think the code you pasted is related to the assignment of OpenStack networks, that probably happens in the model at app/models/compute_resources/foreman/model/openstack.rb or in Fog.

In the code i've pasted, you can see a comment :

1. interface (so host.ip will be fine), and we'd need to rethink #find_address

Saying if we are in the openstack mode, we set only 1 interface but i can be wrong.

Hello,

Do you have any updates on this ticket ?

Thanks

-Olivier L