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#openstack-nova - 2020-12-03
12:59:37 vinay_m sean-k-mooney: os i have used was ubuntu 18.0.4
12:59:39 sean-k-mooney oh vepc is vEPC
13:00:03 vinay_m <sean-k-mooney> oh vepc is vEPC -> yes :-)
13:00:25 brinzhang_ From my current job, I may not be able to complete all of them, because I have to update the Cyborg Shelve /unshelve support patch, or the noVNC patch with my partner, and other jobs from my boss
13:00:33 sean-k-mooney i tought it was an image creation tool like disk image builder
13:00:49 gibi brinzhang_: does the tenant_id work has high priority from your perspective?
13:01:27 sean-k-mooney vinay_m: my best guess is there is someing in the vECP applcaition that is breakign the guest netorking
13:01:32 brinzhang_ gibi: is there a deadline line? maybe I can do some changes before the deadline
13:01:49 gibi brinzhang_: M3 is feature freeze
13:01:58 sean-k-mooney vinay_m: im not really sure we can help much unless you have a specific nova/libvirt errorr
13:01:59 gibi that is the deadline to land these changes
13:02:01 gibi in W
13:02:13 brinzhang_ gibi: it's lower than my boss's point
13:02:18 brinzhang_ when?
13:02:35 sean-k-mooney brinzhang_: m3 in march/april
13:02:37 gibi Marc 12 2021
13:02:58 sean-k-mooney https://releases.openstack.org/wallaby/schedule.html yep
13:03:11 gibi brinzhang_: from my limited perspective the cyborg patches has higher prio than the tenant_id work as the cyborg patches finishing something we already started
13:03:44 brinzhang_ so if I want to complete this feature, I need to submit all changes before Marc 1 2021, otherwise there is no time to review and update
13:03:46 vinay_m sean-k-mooney: yes , i have thought same but i have tried this complete process in another devstack setup deployed in a ubuntu VM with same image , it worked over there
13:04:12 sean-k-mooney brinzhang_: ideally you would aim to finsih before that but ya
13:04:33 brinzhang_ gibi: yeah, the cyborg support patch is ready and it's closes to merge, hope you all to review
13:05:04 gibi brinzhang_: I suggest to focus on cyborg and the stuff that is higher on you boss's list
13:05:13 brinzhang_ sean-k-mooney: I am not sure I can complete, but I can try
13:05:16 gibi brinzhang_: as for me tenant_id can wait
13:05:48 vinay_m problem i'm thinking was with setup deployed on a bare metal .. will it ?
13:05:51 brinzhang_ gibi: Their priorities depend on my decision
13:06:34 sean-k-mooney vinay_m: if cirros/plain ubuntu is workign this is pointing to an issue with the vEPC config not with openstack
13:06:58 brinzhang_ gibi: yeah, after the shelve/unshelve patch merged, we will start the cyborg resume/paused support work, otherwise we will wait
13:07:01 sean-k-mooney brinzhang_: if you dont think you can complete the tenant work this cycle then we shoudl wait to merge it
13:07:19 vinay_m <sean-k-mooney> vinay_m: if cirros/plain ubuntu is workign this is pointing to an issue with the vEPC config not with openstack -> hoo ok
13:08:26 gibi brinzhang_: I know it is a pain to update such big series with a new api microversion number so I'm sorry but I still think we need to see the big picture and do that those rebases as we progress
13:09:36 brinzhang_ gibi: I said before, it's nothing
13:10:31 gibi brinzhang_: OK, then let's build up a series of tenant_id patches during the cycle, you can ping me to keep them reviewed, but we will not start merging the first one before we see more
13:10:33 brinzhang_ gibi: hope you all can review the patches, make it closes to merge except the microversion changes, maybe it's the smallest changes for me
13:11:28 brinzhang_ gibi: yeah, we can review but not merge it, I can accept this decision.
13:11:48 gibi brinzhang_: thank you for your understanding
13:12:28 brinzhang_ gibi, sean-k-mooney: NP, thanks again
13:13:52 gibi brinzhang_: o/
13:52:41 dcapone2004 sean-k-mooney: I tried what you had suggested last night, and I think I need to pull the VM out and attempt to see what happens on a standalone libvirt kvm system....for some reason after start the VM, it would instantly automatically shut itself down
13:53:39 gibi stephenfin: when we removed os-fping in Rocky, did we intentionally kept the api doc for it in tree?
13:53:56 sean-k-mooney dcapone2004: ok i guess there might be a kernel panic or something
13:54:15 sean-k-mooney dcapone2004:in the windows guest
13:54:36 dcapone2004 sean-k-mooney: yeah not sure because I never am able to get to a console fast enough....Nova logs just show that instance stopped itself
13:55:21 dcapone2004 but the hypervisor=off parameter does get passed when it happens
13:55:44 sean-k-mooney ok so it still fails with hypervior=off
13:56:21 sean-k-mooney dcapone2004: you coudl also set hyperv to manual start in the windows service
13:56:30 sean-k-mooney that way when it crashs on start
13:56:36 sean-k-mooney you can check the system events
13:56:43 sean-k-mooney on the next boot in the vm
13:56:51 sean-k-mooney since it wont auto start
13:57:45 dcapone2004 I might try that but unsure if that will work either because the whole system immediately becomes unresponsive, so I dont know if anything even ends up logged
13:58:16 lpetrut hey, are instances automatically shutting down? nova might be doing it if db state says that it should be shut off
13:59:15 dcapone2004 ipetrut: it is a specific test case where I am trying to test something by shutting down and restarting an instance directly in libvirt instead of using the openstack api
13:59:37 lpetrut got it, that's expected behavior but it can be disabled
13:59:49 lpetrut just a sec, fetching the cfg opt
14:00:44 dcapone2004 original DB power_state: 4, current VM power_state: 1
14:00:47 lpetrut you may want to use this so that Nova doesn't automatically turn the instance back off: http://paste.openstack.org/raw/800701/
14:00:55 dcapone2004 help me with enum for the power states, that is what is showing in my logs
14:03:01 dcapone2004 just asked kolla to implement those changes, I'll report back in about 20
14:03:35 lpetrut this is what you're seeing in the logs https://github.com/openstack/nova/blob/22.0.1/nova/compute/manager.py#L9622-L9627
14:04:44 lpetrut unless those options are set, Nova will change the DB instance state when the instance is shut down through external actions. when it comes back up, nova enforces the db state and stops it again
14:08:03 dcapone2004 yeah except the message was confusing to me because it said "shutdown by itself", when in fact I just started it was libvirt
14:08:08 dcapone2004 with*
14:08:36 dcapone2004 so, I was interpreting the log entry to mean it recognized the start and then libvirt shut it down for some reason and now nova was syncing it
14:09:41 dcapone2004 oh i think i get what your saying....nova sees when I shut it down with libvirt....processes that change in change and updates the DB and shows that it is shutdown (I can see this happen in the horizon interface where it shows as shutdown)
14:09:41 sean-k-mooney dcapone2004: that is liekly the power state sync
14:09:51 sean-k-mooney if its off in the nova db nova will shut it down
14:10:01 dcapone2004 then when I try to start it again, nova is saying, this is supposed to be shutdown and powers it back off
14:10:09 sean-k-mooney if we see the vm stop we update the db to be shutdown
14:10:50 sean-k-mooney dcapone2004: as lpetrut noted you can disable this behavior if you want/need too
14:11:52 dcapone2004 yep, I am temporarily doing that now, waiting for kolla to reconfigure the changes, basically only need this for this test of the hypervisor option to see if that fixes the lock up with hyper-v on KVM
14:15:18 lpetrut is hyper-v hanging or crashing and rebooting?
14:17:06 lpetrut if you can't get any logs or crash dump, you can even attach a debugger to the serial port
14:18:51 dcapone2004 so, if I enable hyper-v, the system hangs on the boot
14:19:10 dcapone2004 after a hard reboot, windows loads itself into the startup recovery tool
14:19:24 sean-k-mooney lpetrut: dcapone2004 is trying to get docker on windows working on windows 10 for context
14:19:29 dcapone2004 I found this fix here.... https://www.mess.org/2020/06/22/Hyper-V-in-KVM/#:~:text=Hyper%2DV%20on%20Windows%20requires,it%20is%...
14:19:46 sean-k-mooney so hyperv is need to run the linux continer in light weight vms
14:20:01 dcapone2004 so, I am trying to test what happens when the hypervisor=no parameter is passed
14:22:10 dcapone2004 I'm technically doing this using windows server 2019, but I found a different article that basically said the same thing for windows server 2019, but the article wasn't as short and sweet getting right to the config
14:24:06 mgariepy hello, is there someone who can help push this patch along for Ussuri please: https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/nova/+/758761
14:25:26 lpetrut dcapone2004 it might be related to the virtual cpu flags. it's been a while since I last ran Hyper-V on top of KVM, but I was using those qemu parameters: -cpu Skylake-Client,hv-relaxed,hv-vapic,hv-time,hv-crash,hv-reset,hv-vpindex,hv-runtime,hv-synic,hv_spinlocks=0x1fff,+vmx
14:27:55 dcapone2004 ipetrut: those flags I have...they are added by nova with the os_type=windows properties....sean helped guide me to try that last night
14:31:25 lpetrut dcapone2004: it may be worth double checking, I'm not sure if Nova sets all the flags required for running Hyper-V on top
14:32:48 dcapone2004 the one I feel is missing based on that article I referenced and linked is the hypervisor=off option
14:33:10 dcapone2004 with your config changes, I have been able to add that via virsh, so enabling hyper-v now and about to reboot
14:39:25 dcapone2004 -cpu Haswell,pcid=on,vmx=on,rtm=on,hle=on,hv-time,hv-relaxed,hv-vapic,hv-spinlocks=0x1fff,hv-vendor-id=1234567890ab,kvm=off is all that is generated by default, so there are definitely quite a few missing
14:48:05 dcapone2004 time and crash do not validate with virsh, but trying again with the rest of the options, -cpu Haswell,pcid=on,vmx=on,rtm=on,hle=on,hv-time,hv-relaxed,hv-vapic,hv-spinlocks=0x1fff,hv-vpindex,hv-runtime,hv-synic,hv-reset,hv-vendor-id=1234567890ab,kvm=off
14:56:54 dcapone2004 bingo, those options appear to have resolved the booting problem.....now only if nova could add those additional options with some type of image/flavor property ;-) ;-)
14:58:04 sean-k-mooney dcapone2004: so which options are needed that are missing?
14:58:41 sean-k-mooney look like you enabled a bunch of the enlightnments
14:59:22 sean-k-mooney i dont see hypervior=off in the list
14:59:36 sean-k-mooney so it looks like we jsut ened to enable the enlightements
14:59:54 dcapone2004 nope, hypervisor=off wasn't needed with all of the other enlightments....I don't know if there was a specific magic individual one that did it
14:59:56 sean-k-mooney lpetrut: do you know of any reason not to do that for all windows guests by default
15:00:34 sean-k-mooney lpetrut: e.g. if your qemu and libvirt is new enough to support a hyperv enlightment we would jsut enable it by defualt
15:01:05 sean-k-mooney lpetrut: that shoudl improve performace ingereall even without the nested virt or docker usecase
15:01:26 dcapone2004 hv-vpindex,hv-runtime,hv-synic,hv-reset those were the 4 additional that virsh would accept and I added
15:02:33 sean-k-mooney hv-synic might be the issue

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