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microstack clean install on ubuntu failing

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I have been trying a clean install on a virtual machine using ubuntu 22.04 and 20.04 and i keep seeing same issue.

hardware i am using is

  • 20GB RAM
  • 500 GB HD
  • 20 vCPU

after ensuring it is kvm-ok etc and i run the following steps

sudo snap install microstack --beta
sudo microstack init --auto --control --setup-loop-based-cinder-lvm-backend --loop-device-file-size 300

In the syslog i see the following while it is still installing

Jan 17 10:39:09 microstack ovsdb-server: ovs|00149|socket_util|ERR|Dropped 23 log messages in last 58 seconds (most recently, 3 seconds ago) due to excessive rate
Jan 17 10:39:09 microstack ovsdb-server: ovs|00150|socket_util|ERR|6642:0.0.0.0: bind: Address already in use
Jan 17 10:39:09 microstack ovsdb-server: ovs|00151|ovsdb_jsonrpc_server|ERR|Dropped 23 log messages in last 58 seconds (most recently, 3 seconds ago) due to excessive rate
Jan 17 10:39:09 microstack ovsdb-server: ovs|00152|ovsdb_jsonrpc_server|ERR|ptcp:6642:0.0.0.0: listen failed: Address already in use

The install takes a long time here

2023-01-17 10:16:22,789 - microstack_init - INFO - Configuring Keystone Fernet Keys ...

Here is detailed log https://pastebin.com/7A7xqphk

Its taken 1 hour to move to next step, which does not seem normal

2023-01-17 11:14:09,635 - microstack_init - INFO - Bootstrapping Keystone ...
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