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#openstack-nova - 2021-04-23
13:59:38 sean-k-mooney that is what we did for the network info cache force refresh
13:59:38 sean-k-mooney that is what we did for the network info cache force refresh
13:59:45 artom Oh, I remember that
13:59:45 artom Oh, I remember that
13:59:55 artom I'd argue that it can also be useful upstream
13:59:55 artom I'd argue that it can also be useful upstream
14:00:11 artom Its still fixes an issue, even if any of your pre-existing instances don't get it
14:00:11 artom Its still fixes an issue, even if any of your pre-existing instances don't get it
14:00:18 sean-k-mooney yes
14:00:20 sean-k-mooney i would too
14:00:20 sean-k-mooney i would too
14:00:34 sean-k-mooney that is why i want the data mighation or command in a sperate patch that is after the fix
14:00:34 sean-k-mooney that is why i want the data mighation or command in a sperate patch that is after the fix
14:00:45 sean-k-mooney so we can backport the fix only if we chosse too
14:00:45 sean-k-mooney so we can backport the fix only if we chosse too
14:00:50 artom stephenfin, you cool with that? ^^ I can push the fixes that I have for your comments, and we can figure out the online data migration thing in a separate patch?
14:00:50 artom stephenfin, you cool with that? ^^ I can push the fixes that I have for your comments, and we can figure out the online data migration thing in a separate patch?
14:00:51 sean-k-mooney to prevent new vms form breaking
14:00:51 sean-k-mooney to prevent new vms form breaking
14:01:27 sean-k-mooney then we can see how the stable team feals about backporting the nova manage command or the data migration after its fixed on master
14:01:27 sean-k-mooney then we can see how the stable team feals about backporting the nova manage command or the data migration after its fixed on master
14:02:08 lyarwood gibi: I don't :)
14:02:08 lyarwood gibi: I don't :)
14:02:16 gibi lyarwood: ack
14:07:53 openstackgerrit Artom Lifshitz proposed openstack/nova master: Test SRIOV port move operations with PCI conflicts https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/nova/+/783084
14:07:53 openstackgerrit Artom Lifshitz proposed openstack/nova master: Update SRIOV port pci_slot when unshelving https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/nova/+/784168
14:07:53 openstackgerrit Artom Lifshitz proposed openstack/nova master: Test SRIOV port move operations with PCI conflicts https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/nova/+/783084
14:07:53 openstackgerrit Artom Lifshitz proposed openstack/nova master: Update SRIOV port pci_slot when unshelving https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/nova/+/784168
14:08:19 gibi kashyap: after the current eventlet topic we will try to take your stuff from the nova etherpad
14:08:19 gibi kashyap: after the current eventlet topic we will try to take your stuff from the nova etherpad
14:10:43 kashyap gibi: Hi, I'll join in a few mins. Thanks! It's nothing super-pressing, though
14:10:43 kashyap gibi: Hi, I'll join in a few mins. Thanks! It's nothing super-pressing, though
14:10:56 gibi kashyap: ack, thanks
14:10:57 gibi kashyap: ack, thanks
14:39:00 kashyap gibi: Feel free to do the time-check :)
14:39:00 kashyap gibi: Feel free to do the time-check :)
14:49:43 kashyap How much time we have left? I'm not paying attention to the clock
14:49:43 kashyap How much time we have left? I'm not paying attention to the clock
15:02:19 lyarwood brb
15:23:50 melwitt bauzas: when you suggested documenting use of the os-assisted-volume-snapshots API, did you intend that for an out of tree driver? https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/nova/+/787415
15:23:50 melwitt bauzas: when you suggested documenting use of the os-assisted-volume-snapshots API, did you intend that for an out of tree driver? https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/nova/+/787415
15:24:55 bauzas melwitt: in the etherpad ? I thought lpetrut was mentioning some in-tree driver that was supporting it
15:24:55 bauzas melwitt: in the etherpad ? I thought lpetrut was mentioning some in-tree driver that was supporting it
15:25:13 bauzas but nevermind my point then
15:25:13 bauzas but nevermind my point then
15:25:46 bauzas I was confused
15:25:46 bauzas I was confused
15:27:35 bauzas melwitt: actually, apologies for the silly question but do you know the difference between https://github.com/openstack/nova/tree/master/nova/virt/hyperv and https://github.com/openstack/compute-hyperv/ ?
15:27:35 bauzas melwitt: actually, apologies for the silly question but do you know the difference between https://github.com/openstack/nova/tree/master/nova/virt/hyperv and https://github.com/openstack/compute-hyperv/ ?
15:28:39 melwitt bauzas: I don't really but lpetrut explains the differences in the patch comment and etherpad. the in tree driver doesn't use os-assisted-volume-snapshots but the out of tree driver does, which is just one example
15:28:39 melwitt bauzas: I don't really but lpetrut explains the differences in the patch comment and etherpad. the in tree driver doesn't use os-assisted-volume-snapshots but the out of tree driver does, which is just one example
15:28:56 bauzas melwitt: okay, then I'll fence the patch above
15:28:56 bauzas melwitt: okay, then I'll fence the patch above
15:31:23 melwitt I kind of wish we could just remove in tree drivers in these cases where "no one is using it", seems pointless to have it in the code
15:31:23 melwitt I kind of wish we could just remove in tree drivers in these cases where "no one is using it", seems pointless to have it in the code
15:33:19 lyarwood agreed
15:33:19 lyarwood agreed
15:33:25 bauzas that's a reasonable concern and we should somehow understand what are the benefits of keeping such code
15:33:25 bauzas that's a reasonable concern and we should somehow understand what are the benefits of keeping such code
15:34:44 bauzas looking at the compute-hyperv repo, this sounds a fork
15:34:44 bauzas looking at the compute-hyperv repo, this sounds a fork
16:10:07 artom sean-k-mooney, so for my own education - if the MTU is going down, telling the guest OS via some means (DHCP?) is enough, no? Because incoming packets will presumably have the new smaller MTU, and so will "fit" on the tap device. So the guest just needs to know to reduce the size of what it sends.
16:10:07 artom sean-k-mooney, so for my own education - if the MTU is going down, telling the guest OS via some means (DHCP?) is enough, no? Because incoming packets will presumably have the new smaller MTU, and so will "fit" on the tap device. So the guest just needs to know to reduce the size of what it sends.
16:10:45 artom The problem comes if the MTU goes up. In that case, the tap device does need to have its MTU increased, to accommodate the larger incoming packets.
16:10:46 artom The problem comes if the MTU goes up. In that case, the tap device does need to have its MTU increased, to accommodate the larger incoming packets.
16:13:37 sean-k-mooney artom: it will be eventually
16:13:37 sean-k-mooney artom: it will be eventually
16:13:41 sean-k-mooney artom: but we already do this
16:13:41 sean-k-mooney artom: but we already do this
16:14:04 sean-k-mooney artom: neutron advertises the mtu to the guest in dhcp for quite a long time
16:14:04 sean-k-mooney artom: neutron advertises the mtu to the guest in dhcp for quite a long time
16:14:17 sean-k-mooney and it will update the value when you update it in the api
16:14:17 sean-k-mooney and it will update the value when you update it in the api
16:14:38 sean-k-mooney but the guest wont ask for a dhcp update until half its remaining lease is avaible
16:14:38 sean-k-mooney but the guest wont ask for a dhcp update until half its remaining lease is avaible
16:14:50 sean-k-mooney a normal leas is between 1-7 days
16:14:50 sean-k-mooney a normal leas is between 1-7 days
16:15:04 artom Ah, and there's no "gratuitous DHCP"
16:15:04 sean-k-mooney so it would be multiple days typeicaly until it was informed
16:15:04 artom Ah, and there's no "gratuitous DHCP"
16:15:04 sean-k-mooney so it would be multiple days typeicaly until it was informed
16:15:14 sean-k-mooney artom: not that im aware of
16:15:14 sean-k-mooney artom: not that im aware of
16:15:19 sean-k-mooney brb getting a drink
16:15:19 sean-k-mooney brb getting a drink
16:17:19 artom "There is a FORCERENEW message that your DHCP server can issue to clients:
16:17:19 artom https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3203.txt
16:17:19 artom Your clients have to support this mechanism, of course."
16:17:19 artom "There is a FORCERENEW message that your DHCP server can issue to clients:
16:17:19 artom https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3203.txt
16:17:19 artom Your clients have to support this mechanism, of course."
16:17:24 artom https://networkengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/25618/dhcp-option-26-mtu-queries
16:17:24 artom https://networkengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/25618/dhcp-option-26-mtu-queries
16:22:51 artom sean-k-mooney, err, the query string is encrypted in SSL
16:22:51 artom sean-k-mooney, err, the query string is encrypted in SSL
16:23:04 artom The host isn't for SNI
16:23:04 artom The host isn't for SNI
16:23:10 artom But the query stirng is
16:23:10 artom But the query stirng is
16:30:10 sean-k-mooney oh ok

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