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#openstack-nova - 2017-04-26
19:15:04 mriedem jaypipes: comments / questions inline
19:15:33 erhudy eandersson: if every other request is failing it sounds like it's trying to round-robin between the memcached instances and can hit one but not the other
19:15:38 jaypipes edleafe: because it's not related... it's a different branch.
19:15:59 jaypipes edleafe: if the auto-import merges first, I'll quickly rebase. no biggie.
19:16:01 erhudy so, iptables or memcached configuration seem like possible culprits
19:16:17 mriedem melwitt: https://review.openstack.org/#/c/460284/
19:16:43 eandersson erhudy, every other nova service works fine though
19:16:56 eandersson it's just nova-novnc that is having issues with this configuration
19:17:17 edleafe jaypipes: just thought I'd save ya some of that ugly typing... :-P
19:17:40 eandersson but yes it looks like it is round-robin
19:18:16 erhudy maybe strace nova-novncproxy and see what it's sad about? strace is usually what i turn to in Mysterious Situations
19:19:05 erhudy or strace memcached, even
19:19:25 erhudy once upon a time i had strange issues after going kilo->liberty and strace revealed it was because liberty was using memcached more aggressively and memcached had silently run out of connections
19:19:54 erhudy we can take this over to #openstack though instead of filling up dev chat with ops stuff
19:21:45 melwitt mriedem: +W
19:27:13 melwitt jaypipes: thanks for braving the quota patches. working on replies
19:32:01 jaypipes mriedem: answerd.
19:32:16 jaypipes melwitt: sure, no prob. it's a mess in there :)
19:34:47 melwitt jaypipes: I tried to make it make sense but I failed, so sorry about that :(
19:35:00 jaypipes melwitt: and you're not the cause of the indecipherability :)
19:35:33 melwitt my goal was to code comment it enough to where laypersons could understand it
19:36:47 melwitt because learning it myself was extremely painful and wanted to make it easier for others
19:37:41 melwitt jaypipes: the dicts returned from count() are evil and that was me, I will try to think of another way
19:38:06 jaypipes melwitt: yeah, I hear ya. definitely not bemoaning your code. it's just a pit of vipers in general.
19:38:35 melwitt I know. not taken that way :)
19:38:44 jaypipes k, cool :)
19:43:00 mriedem jaypipes: ok, replied in https://review.openstack.org/#/c/460281/ as well,
19:43:05 melwitt mriedem: been meaning to tell you about this, I found a bug in the BackOffLoopingCall that was causing that ironic test to timeout intermittently (160s test timeout whereas the backoff timeout should have expired well before that) https://review.openstack.org/#/c/459790/
19:43:22 mriedem jaypipes: also mentioned at a higher level that i don't know that the plan as you describe it in there is actually written down anywhere
19:44:25 mriedem melwitt: heh, nice, i guess that really bugged you
19:45:31 jaypipes mriedem: I got dinged for being too verbose in specs, then dinged for not having everything written down ahead of time...
19:45:38 jaypipes can't win for losin.
19:46:02 melwitt mriedem: yup, I became obsessed with it
19:46:17 mriedem jaypipes: i know
19:46:32 jaypipes mriedem: I'll try to write something up tomorrow.
19:46:46 mriedem jaypipes: i'm +2 on the change after you explained the plan, i just wouldn't have known otherwise
19:46:54 jaypipes understood.
19:52:37 mordred jaypipes: write down more things, but then delete hide them
19:52:47 jaypipes heh
19:59:54 mriedem jaypipes: dansmith: anything off the top of your head that we already know is going to be a focus for queens? besides just anything that doesn't make pike? things that come to mind are volume multiattach, cinder ephemeral / no local disk
19:59:58 mriedem removing caching scheduler isn't really a feature
20:00:08 mriedem but claims in scheduler would be required in queens
20:00:22 jaypipes mriedem: VGPU.
20:00:34 dansmith mriedem: full shared storage, shared network reporting and stuff
20:00:41 dansmith mriedem: hopefully some locality/affinity in placement
20:00:41 jaypipes mriedem: port pair allocations with SR-IOV.
20:00:50 openstackgerrit Abhishek Sharma M proposed openstack/nova master: Catching OverQuota Exception https://review.openstack.org/460293
20:00:50 openstackgerrit Abhishek Sharma M proposed openstack/nova master: Catching OverQuota Exception https://review.openstack.org/455118
20:00:54 dansmith yeah, GPU and SRIOV love in placement
20:00:57 jaypipes dansmith: yeah. ++ on affinity stuff.
20:01:06 jaypipes heh, much love.
20:04:24 cburgess dansmith mriedem Thinking fill shared storage and cinder ephemeral both probably depend on a re-write of the imagebackend interface and creating cleaner seperation and modularization of that area of the code.
20:05:44 dansmith that's at least a cycle of work probably
20:05:47 dansmith unless it's all we do
20:07:13 cburgess dansmith Probably right. Just trying to figure out how we could do shared storage or a cinder backend properly without fixing that dumpster fire induced miasma.
20:07:35 dansmith TIL a new word
20:07:57 cburgess lol
20:08:03 cburgess miasma?
20:08:37 dansmith no "shared"
20:08:39 dansmith yes miasma :P
20:09:00 cburgess I try and educate as well as provide bad ideas, and donuts, to the nova community.
20:09:13 dansmith and we thank you for it
20:09:13 cburgess Its just one of my many redeeming qualities.
20:10:42 sean-k-mooney jaypipes: do you think the user controlled port pair allocations will slip to queens?
20:11:10 jaypipes sean-k-mooney: considering it didn't land for Pike... yes.
20:11:13 sean-k-mooney jaypipes: i have been getting some question lately about doing bonding with sriov for ha and performacne which would need that
20:11:30 sean-k-mooney oh ya we are past spec deadline
20:15:35 openstackgerrit Rafael Folco proposed openstack/nova master: placement: Specific error for inventory in use https://review.openstack.org/460231
20:29:41 mriedem jaypipes: i don't know what "port pair allocations with SR-IOV" means
20:30:44 mriedem dansmith: isn't gpu/sriov love in placement == nested resource providers == pike?
20:31:13 dansmith mriedem: there's virt driver work that needs to be done that I don't think is going to happen in pike
20:31:14 dansmith certainly for gpu
20:33:06 mriedem anything forward looking for cells v2 in queens?
20:33:19 mriedem besides fix all the bugs we introduce in pike? :)
20:33:30 jaypipes mriedem: https://review.openstack.org/#/c/182242/
20:33:34 mriedem oh i suppose integration of limits in keystone
20:33:44 jaypipes ++
20:33:57 mriedem jaypipes: oh right, that spec...
20:34:04 dansmith mriedem: well, yeah, all the bugs, but also presumably we'll have plenty of performance things to work out
20:34:30 mriedem jaypipes: that's the one where the "user" is a single tenant NFV machine right?
20:35:49 mriedem ok here is the list: "VGPU support, full shared storage/network reporting and affinity support in the placement service, volume multi-attach, Cinder as ephemeral backend, integration of limits in Keystone, Cells v2 hardening."
20:35:57 mriedem "+ delete shelve"
20:36:00 mriedem :)
20:36:11 dansmith you have my vote
20:36:29 dansmith HTTP 420: Sorry I dunno where I left that shelve feature.. please try again... uh, never.
20:36:45 mriedem stoner apis
20:36:46 mriedem psh
20:36:52 dansmith heh
20:37:47 jaypipes mriedem: yes.
20:40:05 mriedem (optional) Do you have questions for users that can help inform/guide your development teams?
20:40:10 mriedem oh boy
20:40:21 mriedem i can't remember what i asked about this for pike
20:41:05 mriedem "do you use any microversion > 2.1?"
20:41:09 openstackgerrit Abhishek Sharma M proposed openstack/nova master: Catching OverQuota Exception https://review.openstack.org/460305
20:41:09 mriedem that could be a legit question
20:41:13 dansmith hah
20:41:52 mriedem b/c we're always coding 18 months ahead at least
20:41:54 mriedem and have no idea
20:51:57 mriedem "While the majority of users aren’t currently using Nova cells, about 146 deployments reported using cells, which is substantially more than the 67 users reporting using Nova cells one year ago. "
20:53:36 abhi89 johnthetubaguy: Hi

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