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#openstack-nova - 2024-04-08
09:08:28 mikal bauzas: I'm not sure if this was clear or not, so just in case. While I appreciate a courtesy ping before you discuss spice-direct, I kind of also need it to be at the start of the day with warning the day before so I can rearrange my sleep schedule for the day.
09:08:45 bauzas mikal: sure, I'm currently working on a planning :)
09:08:53 mikal bauzas: yeah cool, no rush.
09:09:00 bauzas maybe Friday would work for you ?
09:09:30 mikal bauzas: I'd also really like to just focus on the "do we want this at all" bit first, instead of implementation specifics. We can rat hole on those later if we get past the "do we even want this" bit.
09:09:37 mikal bauzas: let me check ye olde calendar...
09:10:59 mikal bauzas: oh actually, Friday (EU time) works well for me because that's Friday night my time and I can just sleep in on Saturday. So yeah that sounds good to me.
09:12:19 bauzas mikal: ok, so I'll try to discuss your topic around 1300UTC
09:12:47 mikal bauzas: cool. Want me to put it on the topic list for that day in the etherpad?
09:13:17 bauzas mikal: I already did it :)
09:14:15 mikal bauzas: "(fwiesel): POST /servers/{server_id}/remote-consoles is "leaky"" sounds a bit overlappy with me too, isn't that also talking about console types which might want to return connection details other than a URL? Maybe that should be a Friday session too then?
09:14:58 bauzas mikal: ahah, good point, I could move it on Friday if fwiesel is okay
09:15:40 bauzas yeah, it looks okay for fwiesel, so I'll move it
09:15:52 mikal bauzas: is the "userdata" one this spec? https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/nova-specs/+/863884
09:16:17 mikal bauzas: because I have _opinions_ about that one.
09:16:52 bauzas yup
09:17:19 mikal bauzas: because "nova metadata optimization" is _not_ that spec as best as I can see.
09:18:30 bauzas mikal: we'll discuss this on Friday too
09:20:03 bauzas FWIW, I'll start to review the specs today
09:24:34 mikal bauzas: yeah cool, I did not intend to create pressure.
09:25:37 mikal I wonder if it still makes sense to provide ec2 style metadata at all? We don't have an ec2 API any more right? And its not like we're new and anyone is running a cloud-init which doesn't know about openstack any more...
09:29:22 bauzas mikal: no we removed the ec2 API indeed (like in 6 years ago IIRC)
09:30:11 bauzas yeah, checked, this was in mitaka
09:31:06 bauzas https://docs.openstack.org/releasenotes/nova/mitaka.html#release-notes-13-0-0-stable-mitaka-prelude
09:32:06 bauzas then the ec2 api was in https://opendev.org/openstack/ec2-api/
09:32:34 mikal IIRC we spun it off into another project that then withered on the vine?
09:32:59 mikal I think the days of having to pretend to be ec2 to our users are well and truely over.
09:34:17 bauzas well, because most of folks already know about direct OpenStack APIs
09:34:55 mikal Yeah, and back in the day lots of tooling (cloud-init etc) didn't know about us, so we pretended to be ec2. Eucalyptus did the same.
09:35:44 bauzas mikal: we have a related topic https://etherpad.opendev.org/p/nova-dalmatian-ptg#L303
09:36:47 bauzas our API documentations are fine, but some folks want to automatically get our documents by their own scripts
09:38:20 mikal Hmmm, do the current JSON schemas document all of the HTTP response codes which might be returned by an API call?
09:39:57 mikal https://openapi.shakenfist.com/#/instances/get_instances__instance_ref_ for example is some output from a Swagger / OpenAPI automation tool, and having the HTTP response codes there is quite important. I think OpenAPI is a good idea. For a lot of languages it means people can auto-generate their own API clients for example.
09:41:50 bauzas sorry I need to go off for an appointment
09:52:44 mikal No worries.
10:04:26 frickler fyi openapi is also a topic in the tc session on friday, IIUC mainly a discussion about gtema's codegenerator project
10:04:46 frickler see https://etherpad.opendev.org/p/apr2024-ptg-os-tc#L37
10:05:12 frickler (note the scheduling might not be final yet)
10:38:33 opendevreview Rajesh Tailor proposed openstack/nova master: Fix case-sensitivity for metadata keys https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/nova/+/873901
11:57:13 bauzas wow, our PTG agenda is now pretty packed
11:57:20 bauzas I'll provide an email
13:01:55 sean-k-mooney mikal: o/
13:03:39 sean-k-mooney mikal: its been a long time since i saw you around these parts how are you?
14:04:40 bauzas folks, the QA team will discuss about grenade skip-level jobs around 14300UTC (ie. in 30 mins by now) https://etherpad.opendev.org/p/apr2024-ptg-qa#L43
14:04:49 bauzas you may be interested in joining it ^
14:21:58 opendevreview ribaudr proposed openstack/nova master: Fix: migration configuration with cpu_shared_set (object part) https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/nova/+/903706
14:21:58 opendevreview ribaudr proposed openstack/nova master: Fix: migration configuration with cpu_shared_set (libvirt part) https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/nova/+/915139
14:21:59 opendevreview ribaudr proposed openstack/nova master: Test live migration between hosts with differnet cpu_shared_sets https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/nova/+/913744
14:38:33 sean-k-mooney bauzas: gibi can ye review this logging patch https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/nova/+/898057 i want to merge that to help debugging some numa issues
14:54:44 bauzas sean-k-mooney: -1 for a missing test coverage
14:54:50 bauzas but I like your approach
14:55:26 sean-k-mooney ok ill figure out how tot test it
14:55:37 sean-k-mooney if your happy with the approch then that is easy to adresss
14:56:03 bauzas sean-k-mooney: oh, that's simple to test, sec
14:57:15 bauzas https://github.com/openstack/nova/blob/master/nova/tests/unit/objects/test_objects.py
14:57:47 bauzas here, you can add another fake object that would inherit from your JSONPrintableObjectMixin mixin
14:57:55 sean-k-mooney yep
14:58:00 sean-k-mooney sounds good
14:58:14 bauzas or just amend MyObj
14:58:31 sean-k-mooney ill proably inherit form it
14:58:31 bauzas and add the two test methods for checking the output
14:58:39 sean-k-mooney or duplicate it
14:58:42 bauzas in _BaseTest
14:58:45 bauzas as you want
14:58:50 sean-k-mooney but ill ready over it and see what is simplest
14:59:05 bauzas yup, I just wanted to make sure we double check that we get a dump
14:59:21 sean-k-mooney sure thats tottally valid to ask for.
14:59:43 sean-k-mooney i didnt add it becuase i tought it was trivial enough not to need ti but im tottaly fine with adding tests
14:59:48 bauzas I'm thinking about the RPC compatibility
14:59:58 bauzas I think it will work
15:00:22 bauzas the primitive won't have the mixin in it, so an old compute would just rehydrate the object without the mixin
15:01:08 sean-k-mooney rpc is fine
15:01:27 sean-k-mooney on unupgraded code we will just fall back to the default __str__ impl
15:01:44 sean-k-mooney we are not going to depend on this out side of logs
15:01:57 sean-k-mooney so old code will just log as it does now
15:02:17 sean-k-mooney new code will log the .obj_to_primitive() json dump
15:02:44 dansmith So fwiw, I'd rather us not always dump these as json
15:03:15 sean-k-mooney well i applied them to some of the objects where its needed but perhapse i could make it configuable based on the log level
15:03:21 dansmith it's much harder to read and it's not exactly the same format as we expect in python (null instead of None, no list/set distinction, etc)
15:03:22 sean-k-mooney i.e. only do that if debug
15:03:38 dansmith why not just dump the primitive in specific places if and when you want it?
15:03:47 sean-k-mooney i want it everywhere we log this
15:03:52 dansmith what's the extra thing you're getting out of this that we don't get with the inbuilt dump?
15:04:08 sean-k-mooney yes
15:04:20 sean-k-mooney we just get something<?> or stuff like that
15:04:29 sean-k-mooney for pci request and many of the numa related info
15:04:52 dansmith you get that when a field is unset I think is that what you mean?
15:06:27 bauzas I often used .dumps() for objects and ya got a question mark for unset fields IIRC
15:06:44 bauzas but we can test this quickly
15:06:45 sean-k-mooney it not jsut <?>
15:06:47 dansmith right, which you won't even see in the json dump I think
15:06:51 sean-k-mooney wwe also had requests=[InstancePCIRequest,InstancePCIRequest])
15:07:06 sean-k-mooney so it does not recursivly print the nested objects
15:08:08 dansmith yeah, which it could do...
15:08:48 sean-k-mooney so i guess i wasnt expecting much push back as this to me is a significant readbility gain
15:09:17 sean-k-mooney we could adress it other wasy but this to mean was a clean an consitent way to make it more readable and support debuggin form logs
15:09:28 sean-k-mooney for the specific objects where the current logging is lacking
15:09:28 dansmith it's a significant readability regression to me :)
15:11:38 sean-k-mooney i guess you would prefer if i modified the list object ot print recurrsivly instead
15:11:43 sean-k-mooney keeping the same format

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