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#openstack-nova - 2018-09-17
14:02:33 openstackgerrit Stephen Finucane proposed openstack/nova stable/rocky: Fix soft deleting vm fails after "nova resize" vm https://review.openstack.org/603140
14:02:48 stephenfin mriedem, bauzas: as requested ^
14:03:22 bauzas ta
14:09:35 mriedem dansmith: if you're ok with what i've proposed for updates in https://review.openstack.org/#/c/579520/ (the volume type spec) then i'll just make those updates myself
14:09:51 dansmith looking
14:11:40 dansmith mriedem: the latest two small things? sure, but I should re-review the whole thing
14:11:55 dansmith if you do the update I'll do that once the caffeine starts hitting my bloodstream
14:12:23 mriedem ok, i might not get to that until after the placement meeting
14:26:57 openstackgerrit Vlad Gusev proposed openstack/nova stable/pike: [placement] Retry allocation writes server side https://review.openstack.org/590745
14:35:12 stephenfin bauzas: Does this need a reno, actually? https://review.openstack.org/#/c/603140/
14:42:50 openstackgerrit Matt Riedemann proposed openstack/nova-specs master: Add support specify volume type when boot instance https://review.openstack.org/579520
14:43:03 mriedem dansmith: fleshed out the proposed change section and also the specific test scenarios i'd want to see at a minimum ^
14:43:19 dansmith ack
14:48:31 mriedem bauzas: as far as i can tell, the only change i need to make in the libvirt vgpu reshaper patch is the naming convention we discussed at the ptg correct? https://review.openstack.org/#/c/599208/
14:48:50 mriedem <HYPERVISOR_HOSTNAME>_VGPU_<TYPE_NAME>
14:50:19 dansmith mriedem: yauntmeta fix up my grammar nits, or just stack something on top?
14:51:19 mriedem i'll fix them quick
14:52:54 dansmith aight
14:58:07 openstackgerrit Matt Riedemann proposed openstack/nova-specs master: Add support specify volume type when boot instance https://review.openstack.org/579520
14:58:10 mriedem dansmith: done
15:00:15 dansmith mriedem: also done
15:01:30 dansmith mriedem: heading to the twitters
15:02:21 dansmith https://twitter.com/get_offmylawn/status/1041703857460412419
15:02:39 mriedem heh
15:02:41 mriedem oh chet
15:10:22 bauzas mriedem: sorry missed your ping
15:10:31 bauzas mriedem: yup, I guess, lemme check notes on this
15:11:07 bauzas mriedem: there was an upgrade concern, but I feel this should only be written for the multiple types support
15:11:15 bauzas I feel => I'm sure
15:11:56 mriedem yes multiple gpu types can't be supported until the reshape is done
15:12:10 bauzas mriedem: I reproposed the spec FWIW
15:12:28 bauzas mriedem: https://review.openstack.org/#/c/602474/
15:13:06 bauzas jaypipes: I know you had concerns on https://review.openstack.org/#/c/602474/ but you eventually got a +2
15:13:31 bauzas jaypipes: my take on this is that I'm fine if someone writes something using YAML
15:13:43 bauzas jaypipes: I'll then just use it for multiple VGPU types
15:13:56 bauzas (I mean, speaking of the inventory)
15:14:38 bauzas if by Stein, nobody proposes it, then I could consider proposing myself for Train
15:14:54 mriedem resource provider name looks like it's just a string in the api schema,
15:14:55 bauzas for the YAML inventory recording
15:15:02 mriedem wonder if we should replace whitespaces with underscores just to be safe
15:15:18 mriedem or remove whitespaces
15:15:23 bauzas mriedem: I think we agreed on underscores, nope ?
15:15:36 mriedem the etherpad says <HYPERVISOR_HOSTNAME>_VGPU_<TYPE_NAME>
15:15:43 mriedem the conf docs show:
15:15:44 mriedem <HYPERVISOR_HOSTNAME>_VGPU_<TYPE_NAME>
15:15:46 mriedem oops
15:15:50 mriedem enabled_vgpu_types = GRID K100,Intel GVT-g,MxGPU.2,nvidia-11
15:16:02 bauzas hah, that
15:16:08 mriedem so you could have foo.bar.something_VGPU_GRID K100
15:16:34 bauzas for libvirt, there is (AFAIK) only "vendorshit-number"
15:16:52 bauzas the above example was for Xen
15:17:09 bauzas but yeah, we could try to replace
15:18:30 bauzas https://libvirt.org/drvnodedev.html#MDEVCap
15:18:37 bauzas "The element has one attribute id which holds an official vendor-supplied identifier for the type. Since 3.4.0"
15:18:56 bauzas I don't know what "official vendor-supplied ID" means :)
15:19:28 bauzas "official" and "vendor-supplied" seem opposite to me
15:23:14 mriedem i'm just going to pass the configured type through
15:23:31 bauzas mriedem: uh, I'm being told that this string is just passed thru by the vendor driver to the kernel, period
15:23:47 bauzas mriedem: so there is litterally no formatting
15:23:48 mriedem and i'm passing it through to placement
15:23:57 bauzas and passing to operators
15:24:05 bauzas that's awesome
15:24:11 mriedem well the operator is the one that configures nova with the type
15:24:12 mriedem so yeah
15:26:08 jaypipes bauzas: done.
15:26:55 jaypipes bauzas: by "done", I mean I've re-reviewed the Stein vGPU types spec.
15:28:24 bauzas jaypipes: gotcha, and thanks
15:28:34 bauzas jaypipes: yeah, I think your comment is all good with me
15:30:08 bauzas jaypipes: tbc, I think I can discover certain things like framebuffer size and what's described in https://docs.nvidia.com/grid/6.0/grid-vgpu-user-guide/index.html#vgpu-types-tesla-m60 and others
15:30:26 bauzas jaypipes: but GPU capabilities will have to be described by operators directly
15:31:56 jaypipes bauzas: what is the user asking for? I've only seen requests for things like "my application is built with CUDA library X and therefore can take advantage of NVIDIA Compute Capability Y hardware, so make sure I get on a GPU that has that Compute Capability".
15:32:26 bauzas yeah probably
15:32:41 bauzas jaypipes: that's where your idea of an YAML inventory could help
15:33:05 bauzas but for the moment, I'm not happy with nova supporting vendor-specific features by code
15:33:24 bauzas anyway, speaking of code is better with code
15:36:36 openstackgerrit Merged openstack/nova-specs master: Add support specify volume type when boot instance https://review.openstack.org/579520
15:38:00 mriedem libvirt reshaper patch updated
15:38:08 openstackgerrit Matt Riedemann proposed openstack/nova master: libvirt: implement reshaper for vgpu https://review.openstack.org/599208
15:38:13 mriedem i'm pondering how useful a pre-upgrade check could be for this
15:38:30 mriedem as in, i'm not sure how useful it would be since it's not something you can run offline
15:39:01 mriedem a pre-upgrade check would mostly be for reporting - yes you have x number of providers of these things and you're going to need to upgrade those via reshaper
15:40:16 mriedem although...why can't we run this offline? if the vgpu inventory is already on the root compute node provider and has allocations, we can call the reshaper API - the only thing we'd need is the gpu type and we can get that from config
15:40:26 mriedem lyarwood: dansmith: ^
15:40:52 dansmith each compute node can have different types, right?
15:41:09 dansmith we need the quantity from the virt driver at least
15:41:15 dansmith we know which types, but not how many of each
15:41:20 mriedem you'd have to run the data migration per compute yes
15:41:20 dansmith right now we expose N of one type, IIRC
15:41:29 mriedem like the ironic instance flavor one
15:41:37 dansmith but you still need data from the compute, not just the types the compute is going to use, AFAIK
15:41:45 mriedem isn't that already in placement?
15:41:50 mriedem via the inventory record?
15:42:07 dansmith for one type, but not the others
15:42:10 dansmith bauzas: right?
15:42:34 mriedem we don't support multiple types yet
15:42:44 mriedem so one vgpu inventory record at most per compute node provider
15:42:46 dansmith right, but this is to get us there right?
15:42:51 mriedem yes
15:42:52 dansmith or your idea is to reshape just the one inventory,
15:42:55 mriedem yes

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