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bp simplify-ovs-tunnel-mgmt Makes the OVS plugin agent report its own IP address to the centralized quantum database, and build its set of tunnels based on the contents of this centralized database. This removes the need for a removes need for a 'remote-ips' file on each compute node that needs to be updated when a new host is added. Also: - simplifies error handling within tunnel manager daemon_loop - fixes issues with operational status not working for tunnel-mode - fixes issue that not-stripping vlan of tunneled packet potentially crashes OVS, causing flows to get wiped. Change-Id: I4d285669e29beecf745fe620581fa6bc332a446c
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