The new policy is:
1. Generate a random IP.
2. Find the next available IP, start from the generated IP.
3. If we cannot find an available IP after certain times(10000 by default,
network.ipv6.search.retry.max) retry, give up.
- Get rid of boolean decode arg
- Method assumes that OTW params have been already decoded
- Remove redundant code that tries to decode again based on boolean arg
Signed-off-by: Rohit Yadav <bhaisaab@apache.org>
The issue happens randomly when hosts in a cluster gets distributed across multiple MS. Host can get split in following scenarios:
a. Add host – MS on which add host is executed takes ownership of the host. So if 2 hosts belonging to same cluster are added from 2 different MS then cluster gets split
b. scanDirectAgentToLoad – This runs every 90 secs. and check if there are any hosts that needs to be reconnected. The current logic of host scan can also lead to a split
The idea is to fix (b) to ensure that hosts in a cluster are managed by same MS. For (a) only the entry in the database is going to be created except in case if the host getting added is first in the cluster (in this case agent creation happens at the same time) and then (b) will take care of connection and agent creation part. Since currently addHost only creates an entry in the db there is a small window where the host state will be shown as 'Alert' till the time (b) is scheduled and picks up the host to make a connection. The MS doing add host will immediately schedule a scan task and also send notification to peers to start the scan task.
following changes
- introduced notion of event bus with publish, subscribe, unsubscribe
semantics
- a plug-in can implement the EventBus abstraction to provide event
bug to CloudStack
- A rabbitMQ based plug-in that can interact with AMQP servers to
provide message broker based event-bug
- stream lines, action events, usage events, alerts publishing in to
convineance classed which are also used to publish corresponding
event on to event bus
- introduced notion of state change event. On a state change, in the
state machine corrsponding to the resource, a state change event is
published on the event bug
- associated a state machined with Snapshot and Network objects
- Virtual Machine, Volume, Snaphost, Network object state changes wil
result in a state change event
Reverted as per discussion at http://s.apache.org/NOm
This reverts commit 5060f98268090be1c5fdde14055480c5d18a8a6b.
Signed-off-by: Prasanna Santhanam <tsp@apache.org>
