Update kolla-image-tags for OpenSearch 2.18 #1411
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seunghun1ee
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etc/kayobe/kolla-image-tags.yml
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| @@ -42,3 +42,6 @@ kolla_image_tags: | |||
| ironic_neutron_agent: | |||
| rocky-9: 2024.1-rocky-9-20241023T143407 | |||
| ubuntu-jammy: 2024.1-ubuntu-jammy-20241023T143407 | |||
| opensearch: | |||
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Could you move this block below to Octavia for alphabetical order?
seunghun1ee
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Could you add a Release note? |
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This is high priority, as our Caracal images (at least rocky-9 ones) currently include |
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Currently, new deployments are launching with OpenSearch 2.16 which has a known bug that if the logs are empty on deployment it will crash and stay loading infinitely once logged in.