User:Nskaggs/draft-cloudgw/implementation details

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Implementation details

Some details about how the implementation will look like.

Risks

  • Given the differences in hardware between codfw and eqiad, some of the changes / experiments will have to occur with limited testing outside of eqiad before deployment.

eqiad

In the eqiad datacenter, related to the eqiad1 openstack deployment.

specs for eqiad1

On cloudgw side, each server:

  • Hardware, misc box
    • CPU: 16 CPU
    • RAM: 32 GB
    • Disk: 500GB
    • 2 x 10Gbps NICs. NICs are bonded/teamed/aggregated for redundancy.
  • Software
    • standard puppet management
    • prometheus metrics, icinga monitoring
    • netfilter for NAT/firewalling
    • keepalived or corosync/pacemaker for HA

On cloudsw side, each device:

  • Juniper QFX5100 switches with L3 routing licenses

network setup in eqiad1

allocations

IPv4 allocations:

185.15.56.0/24
    185.15.56.0/25 - Openstack instances NAT
    185.15.56.128/26 - reserved for the above groth
    185.15.56.192/27 - unused
    185.15.56.224/28 - unused
    185.15.56.240/28 - infrastructure
        185.15.56.240/29 - 1120 - cloud-instances-transport1
        185.15.56.248/31 - 1104 - cloudsw1-c8<->cloudsw1-d5 - cloud-xlink1
        185.15.56.250/31 - unused
        185.15.56.252/30 - loopbacks

VLAN allocations:

1102 - cr1<->cloudsw1-c8 - cloud-transit1-eqiad
1103 - cr2<->cloudsw1-d5 - cloud-transit2-eqiad
1104 - cloudsw1-c8<->cloudsw1-d5 - cloud-xlink1-eqiad
1105 - cloud-instances1-eqiad
1106 - cloud-storage1-eqiad
1107 - cloudsw1<->cloudgw - cloud-gw-transport-eqiad ?
1118 - cloud-hosts1-eqiad

1120 - cloud-instances-transport1-eqiad
stage 0 starting network setup
FIXME: for reference, include here some bits about the starting setup of the network?
VLAN Switched on L2 Members L3 Gateway (“to internet”)
cloud-hosts1-eqiad asw2-b cr1/2

all cloudvirt eth0

all Ceph OSD eth0

cr1/2 (via asw2-b)
cloud-instances2-eqiad asw2-b all cloud VPS

all cloudvirt eth1

cloudnet1003/1004 eth1

cloudnet1003/1004 eth1
cloud-instances-transport1-eqiad asw2-b cloudnet1003/1004 eth0 cr1/2
cloud-storage1-eqiad asw2-b all cloudcephosd eth1 (none)
stage 1: Route cloud-hosts vlan through cloudsw

The cloud-hosts vlan, which is part of the production realm, is curently routed on cr1/2-eqiad:ae2.1118. Which are the interfaces facing asw2-b-eqiad.

In the optic of better separation of WMCS and production realm, that routing should be moved to cr1/2-eqiad:xe-3/0/4.1118, the interfaces facing cloudsw.

This will contribute to goals (A) and (C) of the cloudsw project.

This is a low complexity change. See https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T261866 for the implementation.

stage 2A: enable L3 routing on cloudsw nodes

This will contribute to goals (A), (B), (C) and (D) of the cloudsw project.


Steps (to be moved to a task for implementation):

  1. Baseline configuration
    1. Cloudsw vlans (L2) - 1102, 1103, 1104, 1120
    2. iBGP and OSPF between cloudsw
    3. eBGP between core routers and cloudsw (advertise 208.80.155.88/29, 185.15.56.0/24 and 172.16.0.0/21, receive 0/0)
    4. Static route for 185.15.56.0/25 and 172.16.0.0/21 on cloudsw
    5. Firewall filters - lo, cloud-in4 (on core routers)
    6. Test connectivity
  2. cloud-instances-transport migration (downtime required [!])
    1. Ensure cr1 is VRRP master for all vlans, including 1120
    2. Move cr2:ae2.1120 to cloudsw1-d5:irb.1120
    3. Test cr1:ae2.1120 to cloudsw1-d5:irb.1120 connectivity (and VRRP sync)
    4. [!] Move vlan 1120 VRRP master to cloudsw1-d5:irb.1120
    5. [!] Remove static routes for 185.15.56.0/25 and 172.16.0.0/21 on core routers
    6. Test connectivity
    7. Move cr1:ae2.1120 to cloudsw1-c8:irb.1120
    8. Cleanup (remove passive OSPF, trunked vlans, update Netbox)
  3. Renumber cloud-instances-transport (downtime required [!]) [Could be done when introducing cloudgw] similar to https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T207663
    1. Configure 85.15.56.240/29 IPs on all devices
    2. [!] Reconfigure cloudnet with new gateway IP (to be confirmed)
    3. Update static routes on cloudsw to point to new VIP
    4. Cleanup 208.80.155.88/29 IPs and advertisement (+Netbox)

At this stage:

VLAN Switched on L2 Members L3 Gateway (“to internet”)
cloud-hosts1-eqiad asw2-b*

cloudsw

cr1/2

all cloudvirt eth0

all Ceph OSD eth0

cr1/2 (via cloudsw)
cloud-instances2-eqiad asw2-b*

cloudsw

all cloud VPS

all cloudvirt eth1

cloudnet1003/1004 eth1

cloudnet1003/1004 eth1
cloud-instances-transport1-eqiad asw2-b*

cloudsw

cloudsw

cloudnet1003/1004 eth0

cloudsw
cloud-transit1/2-eqiad cloudsw cr1/2

cloudsw

cr1/2
cloud-storage1-eqiad asw2-b*

cloudsw

all cloudcephosd eth1 (none)

* To be removed when hosts are moved away from that device

stage 2B: enable L3 routing on cloudgw nodes

TBD

stage 3 final status for all main network components

TBD

  • connectivity between cloudgw and the cloud-hosts1-b-eqiad subnet.
    • L3:
      • a single IP address allocated by standard methods for ssh management, puppet, monitoring, etc. Gateway for this subnet lives on core routers, but is switches through cloudgw after stage 1.
    • L2:
  • connectivity between cloudgw and cloudsw:
    • L3:
      • allocate new transport range and vlan 11XX.
      • static routes between cloudgw and cloudsw
    • L2:
  • connectivity between cloudsw and prod core router:
    • L1: cloudsw are directly connected to the prod core routers using 1x10G port each
    • L2: 2 vlans are trunked between the two sides: vlan 1118 (cloud-hosts) and 1102 (public interco vlan)
    • L3: allocate two new interco /31s prefixes (208.80.154.210/31 and 208.80.154.212/31), configure eBGP in stage 2A

codfw

In the codfw datacenter, related to the codfw1dev openstack deployment.

specs for codfw1dev

For cloudgw, repurpose labtestvirt2003 as cloudgw2001-dev.

For cloudsw, we assume we wont have the device anytime soon.

network setup in codfw1dev

Specific configuration details for each stage.

allocations

IPv4 allocations:

185.15.57.0/24
    185.15.57.0/29 - Openstack instances NAT (floating IPs)
    185.15.57.8/29 - reserved for the above growth
	185.15.57.16/28 - unused
	185.15.57.32/27 - unused
	185.15.57.64/26 - unused
    185.15.57.128/25 - infrastructure
        185.15.57.128/29 - 2120 - cloud-instances-transport1-b-codfw (cr-codfw <-> cloudgw)
        185.15.57.144/29 - 2107 - cloud-gw-transport-codfw (cloudgw <-> neutron)

VLAN allocations:

2105 - cloud-instances1-codfw (172.16.128.0/24)
2107 - cloud-gw-transport-codfw (cloudgw <-> neutron) (185.15.57.144/29)
2118 - cloud-hosts1-codfw (10.192.20.0/24)
2120 - cloud-instances-transport1-codfw (cr-codfw <-> cloudgw) (185.15.57.128/29)


stage 0 starting network setup
FIXME: for reference, include here some bits about the starting setup of the network?
stage 1: Route cloud-hosts vlan through cloudsw

We don't have hardware for cloudsw in codfw. This stage is NOOP.

stage 2B: enable L3 routing on cloudsw nodes

We don't have hardware for cloudsw in codfw. This stage is NOOP.

stage 2A: enable L3 routing on cloudgw nodes
FIXME: describe here the PoC we will be doing with labtestvirt2003.
stage 3 final status for all main network components
FIXME: due to lack of resources in codfw we don't have yet and estimation of when this stage can be implemented.
  • connectivity between cloudgw and the cloud-hosts1-b-codfw subnet.
    • L3:
      • a single IP address allocated by standard methods for ssh management, puppet, monitoring, etc. Gateway for this subnet lives in cloudsw.
    • L2:
  • connectivity between Neutron (cloudnet) and cloudgw:
    • L3:
      • cloudnet keeps the current connection to the cloud-hosts1-b-codfw subnet for ssh management, puppet, monitoring, etc. Gateway for this subnet lives in cloudsw.
      • drop the current cloud-instances-transport1-b-codfw (vlan 2120) 208.80.153.184/29
      • add cloud-gw-transport-codfw (cloudgw <-> neutron) (vlan 2107) 185.15.57.144/29
      • keep the current cloud-instances2-b-codfw (vlan 2105) 172.16.128.0/24
    • L2:
  • connectivity between cloudgw and cr-codfw:
    • L3:
      • relocate cloud-instances-transport1-codfw (cr-codfw <-> cloudgw) (185.15.57.128/29) vlan 2120
    • L2: