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#openstack-nova - 2018-01-12
15:31:52 mriedem hmm, so where can we override it? or can't we?
15:32:08 mriedem oh i guess we'd have to add a nova-tox-functional job
15:32:14 mriedem with openstack-tox-functional as the parent
15:32:15 smcginnis mriedem: Only at the source.
15:32:18 mriedem and then do our overrides
15:32:24 smcginnis Yep
15:32:35 mriedem well, that's probably better anyway, because
15:32:35 gibi mriedem: I got a tip to try to override via .zuul.yaml in nova tree
15:32:35 ildikov mriedem: did you mean the multi-attach job as non-voting?
15:32:42 gibi mriedem: not yet working in https://review.openstack.org/#/c/533210/1
15:32:49 mriedem if you look at openstack-tox-py27 here http://status.openstack.org/elastic-recheck/data/integrated_gate.html
15:32:58 smcginnis But the sad thing there is, the other one will still get picked up from the template, so on some patches you will have extra job runs, IIUC.
15:33:00 mriedem that is ^ on all different projects using the same job name
15:33:03 ildikov mriedem: if yes, I support the idea :)
15:33:04 mriedem where before we have like nova-py27
15:33:16 mriedem ildikov: yes, right now the patch puts the job in the experimental queue
15:33:21 mriedem but people will forget to run that
15:33:44 mriedem gibi: yeah i think https://review.openstack.org/#/c/533210/1/.zuul.yaml is exactly what we're looking for
15:33:52 ildikov mriedem: cool, I think non-voting would be great
15:36:11 gibi mriedem: something is still not correct in my override so I need a bit more digging how to do it properly
15:36:18 mriedem ok
15:38:49 cfriesen has anyone run into problems live-migrating a boot-from-volume instance, with a config drive, on a compute node with local storage?
15:42:04 openstackgerrit Édouard Thuleau proposed openstack/nova master: Update plugs Contrail methods to work with privsep https://review.openstack.org/533212
15:43:20 fried_rice Has anyone else been following the development of ProviderTree? superdan figleaf gibi ?
15:43:51 figleaf fried_rice: a bit, but not in too much depth
15:43:52 gibi fried_rice: I try to follow it as time allows
15:44:13 fried_rice I ran into a design blockade yesterday and need to talk it out.
15:44:51 superdan definitely not enough to discuss design issues
15:45:03 fried_rice So we've been protecting _Provider very carefully, ostensibly for thread safety.
15:45:44 sean-k-mooney fried_rice: via the generation count
15:46:13 fried_rice sean-k-mooney Actually this is only superficially related to generation
15:46:49 fried_rice I think it's just so report client can keep its ProviderTree (its local cache of providers) consistent
15:46:59 fried_rice In order to consume ComputeDriver.update_provider_tree, resource tracker (via report client) is going to need to be able to get at the provider's details (inventory, traits, aggs, etc.).
15:47:03 openstackgerrit Balazs Gibizer proposed openstack/nova master: DNM: Test how to override irrelevant-fiels in zuul jobs https://review.openstack.org/533210
15:47:04 openstackgerrit Balazs Gibizer proposed openstack/nova master: DNM: Testing if funct test is triggered https://review.openstack.org/533211
15:47:17 fried_rice Today the only way you can get at those things is via these kinda awkward has_X_changed() methods.
15:47:39 fried_rice I.e. you have to have something to compare against.
15:48:28 fried_rice But consuming update_provider_tree, I'm going to need to compare what's in the returned ProviderTree against what's in the report client's cached ProviderTree. So I need to peel e.g. the traits list out of the former so I have something to pass to have_traits_changed.
15:48:58 fried_rice And then if I decide it *has* changed, I'm going to need that same thing in order to send it down to placement.
15:49:25 bauwser superdan: I saw your comment on https://review.openstack.org/#/c/528832/7/nova/virt/libvirt/driver.py@4902, what would you prefer ?
15:49:40 bauwser superdan: I actually copy-pasted the Xen docstring
15:49:59 superdan bauwser: which comment?
15:50:02 superdan oh
15:50:05 bauwser L4902
15:50:06 gibi fried_rice: so you have a ProviderTree instance in the consumer and want to compare that with the ProviderTree instance in the cache
15:50:17 fried_rice giblet: just so.
15:50:34 superdan bauwser: oh that, I was just expressing frustration with the code, because I've been fighting with internal allocation stuff lately
15:50:42 superdan bauwser: not really asking for a change
15:51:05 superdan bauwser: it would be better if you put "allocations at microversion 1.x" I guess, but it's probably not worth it here
15:51:18 superdan bauwser: they changed format in 1.13 or something around there
15:51:22 gibi fried_rice: can we simply implement ProviderTree.diff(another_tree) function?
15:52:01 gibi fried_rice: do you need to know what is changed or you just have to updat what is changed?
15:52:14 gibi fried_rice: I mean update in the cache
15:52:19 fried_rice gibi a) that method would then still have to be able to get at another_tree.get_me_a_provider().get_me_its_fields(), and b) it would still have to return something that we can send to placement
15:52:22 bauwser superdan: okay, no worries :-)
15:52:30 bauwser I'll add more details and saying which rev
15:52:43 sean-k-mooney gibi: its an versioned object right so you can jsut call to primitive on both and then use the dict diff method to see if they are in sync or not
15:52:46 bauwser maciejjozefczyk_: my bad, just saw your ping
15:52:47 fried_rice gibi I have to update the cache too, but I also have to send changes back to placement.
15:53:01 bauwser gosh, I really need to resurrect my ZNC bouncer
15:53:20 bauwser the one I currently use is missing me notifications
15:54:03 gibi fried_rice: so you have to know which RPs are changed and also have to know what fields (e.g. inventory, aggregate, trait) are changed
15:54:07 bauwser maciejjozefczyk_: so we changed the opt values in order to signal whether it was changed by the operator or not
15:54:11 fried_rice gibi yup
15:54:38 fried_rice gibi None of this is a problem if I can get at the fields of the _Provider; but today there's no (legal) way to do that.
15:54:56 bauwser maciejjozefczyk_: now that there is no longer upgrade concerns with old Newton computes, I think it's okay to set that back
15:55:05 bauwser maciejjozefczyk_: thanks for helping on that !
15:55:22 sean-k-mooney fried_rice: no legal way because of the _
15:55:37 fried_rice sean-k-mooney Yeah, and the locking.
15:55:48 gibi fried_rice: OK, I think I understand the problem
15:56:40 fried_rice One idea I'm noodling with: Perhaps _Provider can return a read-only copy of itself.
15:57:13 fried_rice you know, def __setattr__(): raise
15:58:18 sean-k-mooney fried_rice: does the method that updates placement auto update the cache if so then ya get readonly copy and then update placement if out of sync and have it update teh cache
15:58:37 fried_rice sean-k-mooney Yeah
15:59:43 sean-k-mooney of course that is racy without a gloal lock on the provider tree e.g. the generation count
15:59:53 gibi fried_rice: read-only copy make sense. you can also add getters to ProviderTree returning read-only copy of the RP fields you need for your comparision
16:00:24 fried_rice gibi Yeah, that had been my initial thought; I just don't love the idea of having to have a zillion accessors
16:00:51 fried_rice If we do the copyout thing, we get new fields for free without having to implement new getters. That kind of thing.
16:03:21 gibi fried_rice: hm, if you copy the whoile internals of the ProviderTree then that might expose things that you don't want to expose (maybe new internal fields in the future)
16:04:08 fried_rice gibi _Provider, not ProviderTree. And I would be okay with handling that by making the internals of _Provider (or ReadOnlyProvider, or whatever) private.
16:04:50 figleaf fried_rice: perhaps make a read-only class that implements the copy from the _Provider?
16:05:07 figleaf just copy the relevant fields
16:05:25 fried_rice figleaf Yuh. Though I'm having trouble figuring out how to make a read-only class that you can still initialize :)
16:05:46 gibi fried_rice: in general, if you do bulk copy you get every new thing by default and that can be too much. If you do selective copy the you will get no new things automatically which might be not enough
16:05:57 finucannot melwitt: Could you take another look through https://review.openstack.org/#/q/topic:bp/websocket-proxy-to-host-security today? Think I've answered all your questions on the base patch
16:06:18 gibi fried_rice: so both copy strategy has its own edge case
16:06:48 sean-k-mooney fried_rice: if you make a dedicated class it dows not need to be read only. just have a method that create a opject of ReadOnlyProvider form the provider
16:06:53 figleaf fried_rice: make the __setattr__() conditional. Start with writing enabled, initialize, and then flip the switch. Once flipped, you can't flip it back
16:07:12 fried_rice figleaf Yeah, that should work. Playing...
16:07:29 melwitt finucannot: yes, thanks for the replies
16:07:52 fried_rice sean-k-mooney Yeah, so like when you get it, you could technically modify it, but it wouldn't affect the original.
16:09:15 mriedem finucannot: melwitt: so am i ok to start reviewing the websocket-proxy-to-host-security series?
16:09:41 finucannot mriedem: Can't speak for melwitt, but I think so, yes
16:09:44 mriedem ok
16:10:17 mriedem running https://review.openstack.org/#/c/530950/ again
16:10:46 sean-k-mooney fried_rice: yep you could enven just use the same Provider class if you wanted just make a deep copy of it and return the copy
16:11:01 fried_rice sean-k-mooney Just so.
16:11:01 melwitt finucannot: did you link the wrong thing in your reply here about what fixed the original py35 job failure we saw? https://review.openstack.org/#/c/531834
16:11:16 sean-k-mooney fried_rice: that would be wasting some ram but either way you cant modify the original
16:11:35 melwitt finucannot: because that link is to the same review. oh, you're saying you combined them into one review

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