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@Sanjana,
Could you please follow the notebook:
jupyter-exanples-1.6.*/configure_and_validate.ipynb
to ensure your configuration is correct? Please try creating a slice after that and let us know if you still run into errors.Thanks,
Komal
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Good morning Nagmmat,
This looks like a config issue – specifically incorrect/missing project id. Could you please verify your config using the notebook
jupyter-examples-1.6.*/configure_and_validate.ipynb
?Please let us know if you still run into errors.
Thanks,
Komal
Good morning Bruce,
This error can be ignored. We will fix this in the next version.
Thanks,
Komal
Hello Bruce,
This is because of an incompatible API change. If you are running JH container, please remove any entries in `/home/fabric/work/fabric_config/requirements.txt’ and restart your JH container via File -> Hub Control Panel -> Stop My Server -> Start My Server.
Compatible versions:
JH 1.5 =>
fabrictestbed-extensions==1.5.6
JH 1.6 =>
fabrictestbed-extensions==1.6.2
Thanks,
Komal
@Vaiden
You slice is in state
ModifyError
For any further modifications to your slice, you need to run the following commands:slice=fablib.get_slice(name=slice_name) slice.modify_accept()
Regarding the Authentication Error. Please check if you Bastion key has expired and SSH keys are setup properly. You can use the notebook config_and_validate.ipynb to update/validate SSH keys and your config.
Snapshot of Slice State:
Slice Name: ServiceX_NDN_Proxy_tcp_4nodes Slice ID: 61c1d373-b3b6-472f-a34a-3dd6dac8c809 Project ID: 7a5adb91-c4c0-4a1c-8021-7b6c56af196f Project Name: MF Graph ID: 34d3dd32-ff1f-4fc2-bad3-c1e542584c9c Slice owner: { name: orchestrator, guid: orchestrator-guid, oidc_sub_claim: 14098c5d-6c93-4d8a-b67b-a0bbdb765da2, email: William.Logan1@uky.edu} Slice state: ModifyError Lease time: 2024-05-18 18:27:07+00:00
Also, looking at
/tmp/fablib/fablib.log
would provide more information for the failure cause for Authentication error.Thanks,
Komal
- This reply was modified 9 months, 3 weeks ago by Komal Thareja.
Hi Manas,
Thank your for bearing with me. I think I finally have a fix for the issue. I have applied the patch on UCSD and STAR for now and have not been able to reproduce it there.
I would appreciate if you also try at these two sites and share your observation. Hopefully it works consistently now.
Appreciate your help!
Thanks,
Komal
January 31, 2024 at 5:41 pm in reply to: Maintenance on Network AM – 01/31/2024 (5:00pm-5:30pm EST) #6492Maintenance has been completed and testbed ready to use!
Thanks,
Komal
Attaching the notebook again.
Hi Robin,
Acheme is right. Management Network only supports SSH via bastion node and basic ICMP packets. We do not recommend conducting your experiments with Management Network.
Please consider modifying your experiment where you are also requesting a local network (L2Bridge or FabNetv4/FabNetv6) since all your VMs are on the same site. Setup your Segment routing using the data plane network instead of the management network. There are several examples available under Networking in the
start_here.ipynb
Also, I am enclosing a sample notebook, which requests the VMs and connects them with local L2 Network(IPv6). You can use this as a base and setup Segment Routing on the Data Plane interfaces. Please let us know if you have questions or run into any issues.
NOTE: Please rename the notebook from
.jpg
to.ipynb
as the forum doesn’t allow attaching files with.ipynb
extension.Thanks,
Komal
- This reply was modified 9 months, 3 weeks ago by Komal Thareja.
- This reply was modified 9 months, 3 weeks ago by Komal Thareja.
Worked with Vaiden to clean up JH container and also shared the complete back up with him.
He also wasn’t able to view his slices created via account linked to older email. Applied a patch on CF to address that. He is able to list the slices now.
Thanks,
Komal
Hi Manas,
I noticed some of your slivers are in Closed state with the error:
Last ticket update: Redeem/Ticket timeout
I applied a patch to address this last night. Could you please delete this slice and try again? We are monitoring the system to see if the patch addresses the issue. As of now, we do not have a consistent way to reproduce this problem. Please keep us informed if you run into this again.
Thanks,
Komal
Hi Manas,
I sent you updated notebook with the email. Some more improvements from the last version. Bit easier network configuration. I was able to create a slice on UCSD with this. Could you please try this and let me know how it goes?
Thanks and Regards,
Komal
Yes, another user had a similar issue where they created a new email alias but were registered with FABRIC with different email. Changing your preferred email to point to what you were using before should help resolve this.
Thanks,
Komal
Good morning Polycarp,
This something you would have to look at your account settings. I won’t be able to help much there. In the meanwhile, could you please try accessing JHUB again?
Thanks,
Komal
Hi Manas,
I tried your notebook and was able to figure out the issue. You are specifically passing in the flavor names in your notebook. We do not recommend that, instead we request the user to pass in the specific cores, ram and disk needed.
In release 1.6, the underlying flavors were re-provisioned to allow for more disk/ram/core combinations which resulted in your slivers being closed due to incorrect configuration.
Making following changes in your notebook to explicitly pass the cores, ram and disk resolves this issue.
I have also created a BUG on Control Framework software to return more informative error in such cases for easier debugging. Thank you for reporting this and helping us make the testbed better.
node=slice.add_node(name=node_names,
site=site,
#instance_type=instance_master,
cores=8,
ram=12,
disk=500,
image=image)
NOTE: I have emailed you the updated notebook.
P.S: I am still looking at Redeem Timeout issues if you run into that, will share an update regarding those tomorrow.
Thanks,
Komal
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