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#openstack-nova - 2018-12-05
11:16:41 zigo Right.
11:16:45 kashyap gibi: And then add a comment there today. Was off yesterday; sorry for the terrible delay.
11:16:52 zigo I just wonder how/where it looks.
11:17:25 gibi kashyap: no worries, ping me if your fine with that patch an I will upgrade my vote
11:17:44 kashyap Yeah, Georg is right; the patch is correct. I just want to match my test w/ Georg's
11:17:58 gibi kashyap: sure, do your test :)
11:18:09 kashyap In progress; nested KVM envs...
11:19:05 zigo Oh, I believe there's an issue in my Ceph cluster.
11:19:26 zigo None of my PGs are active...
11:19:42 gibi zigo: https://github.com/openstack/nova/blob/3a8dd02c81e4d8393f5bb5e105bbff0e628594d6/nova/compute/resource_tracker.py#L721
11:19:58 gibi zigo: this is the place where the compute node calls the virt driver to get the available resourves
11:20:06 zigo gibi: Thanks !
11:34:02 openstackgerrit Lee Yarwood proposed openstack/nova stable/pike: Update docs for _destroy_evacuated_instances https://review.openstack.org/621203
11:34:04 openstackgerrit Lee Yarwood proposed openstack/nova stable/pike: Add regression test for bug #1764883 https://review.openstack.org/621204
11:34:04 openstack bug 1764883 in OpenStack Compute (nova) "Evacuation fails if the source host returns while the migration is still in progress" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1764883 - Assigned to Lee Yarwood (lyarwood)
11:34:04 openstackgerrit Lee Yarwood proposed openstack/nova stable/pike: compute: Ensure pre-migrating instances are destroyed during init_host https://review.openstack.org/621205
11:49:07 kashyap There goes another 18 mintes for `make stack`.
11:54:43 gibi kashyap: Total runtime 632
11:55:34 gibi kashyap: ubuntu 18.04, RECLONE=False, OFFLINE=False, horizon and tempest disabled
11:55:35 kashyap gibi: Is that in seconds?
11:55:41 kashyap (That 632)
11:55:42 gibi kashyap: yes
11:56:02 kashyap gibi: And is that on baremetal? Or in a VM (that's capable of nested virt)
11:56:45 gibi kashyap: in a kvm VM, with 8G ram and 2 vcpu
11:57:24 kashyap Interesting. I'm doing something same (on a pre-prod Haswell hardware from 5 years ago)
11:57:28 kashyap ENABLED_SERVICES=g-api,g-reg,key,n-api,n-cpu,placement-api,n-sch,n-cond,n-sproxy,mysql,rabbit,dstat,quantum,q-svc,q-agt,q-dhcp,q-l3,q-meta
11:57:35 kashyap gibi: The above are my services ^
11:57:54 kashyap I think I'll get a different timing if I run it on an SSD disk.
11:58:28 gibi kashyap: this is my local conf http://paste.openstack.org/show/736698/
11:58:56 gibi kashyap: I'm running this on a fairly new hp 840 G5
11:59:12 sean-k-mooney kashyap: devstack is still one of the fasest installes i have used
12:00:18 kashyap gibi: That's mine: http://paste.openstack.org/show/736699/
12:00:30 sean-k-mooney in genreal even with RECLONE=True i rarely exceed 15Mins on baremetal or 20 on a vm
12:00:33 kashyap sean-k-mooney: Oh, agreed. It is "the" fastest, IMO
12:00:51 sean-k-mooney kashyap: kolla-ansible is fater if you have the images
12:00:54 kashyap I don't have RECLONE enabled. (I'll assume it defaults to 'false')
12:01:00 sean-k-mooney but not by much
12:01:05 sean-k-mooney kashyap: it does
12:01:16 sean-k-mooney i normally run in offline mode however
12:01:30 kashyap What does 'OFFLINE' do, remind me again, please
12:02:02 sean-k-mooney it skips cloning and uses the git repos you have and also skps installing packages
12:02:18 sean-k-mooney it just configres teh services/dbs and runs them
12:02:24 gibi kashyap: my runs from a nvme ssd
12:03:13 sean-k-mooney on baremetal with OFFLINE=True a compute node will stack in under a miniute
12:03:19 kashyap Yeah, I NVMe on my laptop as well; mine is running on a slow remote machine; /me refreshes his local env.
12:03:36 kashyap [OT] Meanwhile, check this out folks: http://qemu-advent-calendar.org/
12:03:45 kashyap Today's image is by yours truly :D
12:03:58 kashyap (If you liked it, we also organized it in 2016: http://www.qemu-advent-calendar.org/2016/)
12:04:03 kashyap And this year is 15 years of QEMU.
12:04:32 kashyap If you're wondering WTH is this QEMU Advent, then read the "About" paragraph (https://www.qemu-advent-calendar.org/2018/#about)
12:05:29 kashyap [quote]
12:05:29 kashyap The QEMU Advent Calendar 2018 features a QEMU disk image each day of December until Christmas. Each day a new package becomes available for download
12:05:32 kashyap [...]
12:05:34 kashyap The disk images contain interesting operating systems and software that run under the QEMU emulator. Some of them are well-known or not-so-well-known operating systems, old and new, others are custom demos and neat algorithms.
12:05:38 kashyap [/quote]
12:05:41 kashyap If anyone has ideas for images, more than welcome!
12:06:05 gibi kashyap: :)
12:06:34 jangutter kashyap: Will December 24's image be a virtualization platform capable of running December 24's image?
12:07:03 kashyap gibi: Some 3 years ago, I tried to compress an OpenStack DevStack install under 200 MB. But I could only come up to 618 MB. :-(
12:07:13 kashyap (The artifact is still here: https://kashyapc.fedorapeople.org/virt/advent-qemu/)
12:07:26 kashyap jangutter: 24th / 25th is usually a custom surprise.
12:07:45 kashyap jangutter: And even custom-coded by some community members. Not going to ruin the surprise further :D
12:07:49 jangutter kashyap: I still fondly remember the QNX boot floppies.
12:08:35 kashyap So here's an open challenge: I wonder if anyone can really get a "xz-compressed" DevStack disk image that is _under_ 280 MB.
12:08:44 kashyap jangutter: Heh
12:10:11 kashyap An extremely minimal DevStack that fits under 280 MB in a disk image requires ugly hacks like removing directories (e.g doc, man pages) from the OS. Tried some of those and gave up as it was a really uphill battle
12:11:24 sean-k-mooney kashyap: i mean it does not sound that hard
12:11:35 kashyap Try it.
12:11:44 sean-k-mooney espially if i dont have to include the git repos
12:11:46 kashyap I dare you, double-dare you :D
12:12:00 kashyap sean-k-mooney: Yeah, that's also I considered
12:12:06 kashyap Removing the 'git repos'
12:12:16 gibi I root for you, sean-k-mooney
12:12:41 kashyap It's going to take a full week of concentrated effort to prepare this image. If one attempts at all
12:13:35 kashyap (In the past, i.e.)
12:13:39 sean-k-mooney kashyap: well what base os did you start with
12:13:58 kashyap sean-k-mooney: Bare-minimal Fedora -- with @base (300 packages or so)
12:14:05 jangutter kasyap: you just want someone to port OpenStack to OpenEmbedded
12:14:19 kashyap That's the kickstart: https://kashyapc.fedorapeople.org/virt/fed-minimal.ks
12:14:26 kashyap s/base/core/
12:14:52 jangutter kasyap: it should be pretty trivial if the image just loads a 1GB blob from the network into RAM.
12:15:23 jangutter kashyap: use the "curl XX | sudo bash" compression method.
12:15:35 kashyap Haha, yikes
12:16:55 sean-k-mooney jangutter: i mean that is how you install docker right :p
12:18:29 sean-k-mooney actully i wonder if my old docker devstack still works...
12:20:12 jangutter kashyap: you know the history behind tcc? ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiny_C_Compiler )
12:20:33 kashyap jangutter: Hehe, funny you mention that! That was one of the images I prepared for the 2016 Advent Calendar!
12:20:44 sean-k-mooney jangutter: wasnt it for an obfucation compition intally
12:21:18 kashyap jangutter: Checkout the day-16 image: https://www.qemu-advent-calendar.org/2016/#day-16
12:22:23 jangutter sean-k-mooney: yep. It just goes to show you that in every thousand cool hacks at least once something really useful emerges.
12:23:51 sean-k-mooney i used to use this as my primay dev env in a vm for about 6-9 months
12:23:53 sean-k-mooney https://github.com/SeanMooney/docker-devstack
12:24:42 jangutter kashyap: Ah, day 13 of 2016 - turtles all the way down.
12:24:53 sean-k-mooney its 2 docker continers one of which had a dev environment e.g. ide, wireshark firefoxd, rdp server and another that run systemd and was where devstack woudl be run
12:25:30 sean-k-mooney jangutter: well i had a 10 node openstack dev cluster already
12:25:35 kashyap jangutter: Yep, do read the README before you run it :D
12:26:03 kashyap Because it will create a "loop" of nested guests until your system runs out of memory (a.k.a crashes)
12:27:31 jangutter kashyap: In other words it emulates nearly all my OpenStack setups perfectly.
12:29:08 sean-k-mooney why do i get the feeling ill have to learn to debug casandra with all the edge stuff in the future
12:30:29 jangutter sean-k-mooney: You're just making doomed predictions that nobody believes.... like Cassandra did.

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