VLAN created inside SDN panel not appears in NODE -> SYSTEM -> NETWORKS?

[Gilberto Ferreira]

Hi...
I have a VLAN named 90.
In this VLAN I have had created this:
pmx01:~# cat /etc/pve/sdn/zones.cfg
vlan: vlan90
bridge vmbr1
ipam pve
mtu 9000

pmx01:~# cat /etc/pve/sdn/vnets.cfg
vnet: vnlan90
zone vlan90
tag 90

pmx01:~# cat /etc/pve/sdn/subnets.cfg
subnet: vlan90-172.16.100.0-24
vnet vnlan90

Now, I want to set a ip in that 172.16.100.0/24 range, one IP on each 3 servers - pmx01, pmx02 e pmx03.

So, how can I set this IP?
Usualy, I use the interfaces file to do that in each node, like that:

auto vmbr0.148
iface vmbr0.148 inet static
address 192.xxx.xx.x/24
gateway 192.xxx.xx.1
mtu 1500
#mgmt

auto vmbr1.53
iface vmbr1.53 inet static
address xxxx
mtu 9000
#cluster

auto vmbr1.60
iface vmbr1.60 inet static
address xxxx
mtu 9000
#nvme

auto vmbr1.85
iface vmbr1.85 inet static
address xxxxx
mtu 9000
#ceph

auto vmbr1.80
iface vmbr1.80 inet static
address xxxxx
mtu 9000
#Ceph-RBD

auto vmbr1.2030
iface vmbr1.2030 inet static
address xxxxx
mtu 9000
#sto_nas

source /etc/network/interfaces.d/*

But I'd like to use SDN in order to centralize the network management, so when I decide to put more nodes, the SDN just replicate the configuration across new nodes.

The network interface created inside SDN stack doesn't appears in the node > system > network.

Perhaps I missunderstood the SDN. Is this not suppose to be use between physical nodes but only between VMs?

Best regards.

 

[Gilberto Ferreira]

Well... It's seems that I need to create the vlan on each node, like vmbr1.90, and than use fabric to connect all nodes using the vlan vmbr1.90.
In this scenario, is working.

 

[Gilberto Ferreira]

I spoke too soon.
Fabric doesn't work at all!
For time to time, the status change it to 'not ok'!
What's that suppose to mean?
I have this in the log
fabricd[891055]: [NBV6R-CM3PT] OpenFabric: Needed to resync LSPDB using CSNP!

 

[shanreich]

What is the content of the fabric status panel? You can access it by clicking on the fabric in the left resource tree. Are those point to point connections or is eth6 attached to a single switch?

 

[Gilberto Ferreira]

Sorry.... Thank you for your reply.
I couldn't stay much longer testing the SDN in this configuration.
As my deadline with the customer was very short, turns out that the traditional way to create vlan and stuff, works better.
So, in order to release the servers, I made the traditional configuration.
Thanks anyway.

P.S. : I just thought that would work out of the box.