CLOUDSTACK-8896: allocated percentage of storage pool going beyond 100%

This issue occurs when a volume in Ready state is moved across storage
pools.

While finding if the storage pool has enough space, it has a check to
consider the size of non Ready volumes only. This is true if the volume
to be attached to a vm is in the same storage pool. But, if the volume
is in another storage pool and has to be moved to a vm's storage pool,
the size of the volume should be considered in doing the space check.

computing the asking size when volume is not in ready state or when the
volume is on a different storage pool.
This commit is contained in:
Rajani Karuturi 2016-11-03 10:52:44 +05:30
parent 01e78f980b
commit bec9115a61

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@ -1719,6 +1719,9 @@ public class StorageManagerImpl extends ManagerBase implements StorageManager, C
}
// allocated space includes templates
if(s_logger.isDebugEnabled()) {
s_logger.debug("Destination pool id: " + pool.getId());
}
StoragePoolVO poolVO = _storagePoolDao.findById(pool.getId());
long allocatedSizeWithTemplate = _capacityMgr.getAllocatedPoolCapacity(poolVO, null);
long totalAskingSize = 0;
@ -1746,10 +1749,12 @@ public class StorageManagerImpl extends ManagerBase implements StorageManager, C
allocatedSizeWithTemplate = _capacityMgr.getAllocatedPoolCapacity(poolVO, tmpl);
}
}
if (volumeVO.getState() != Volume.State.Ready) {
totalAskingSize += getDataObjectSizeIncludingHypervisorSnapshotReserve(volumeVO, pool);
// A ready state volume is already allocated in a pool. so the asking size is zero for it.
// In case the volume is moving across pools or is not ready yet, the asking size has to be computed
if (s_logger.isDebugEnabled()) {
s_logger.debug("pool id for the volume with id: " + volumeVO.getId() + " is " + volumeVO.getPoolId());
}
if ((volumeVO.getState() != Volume.State.Ready) || (volumeVO.getPoolId() != pool.getId())) {
if (ScopeType.ZONE.equals(poolVO.getScope()) && volumeVO.getTemplateId() != null) {
VMTemplateVO tmpl = _templateDao.findByIdIncludingRemoved(volumeVO.getTemplateId());