The 'force' option provided with the stopVirtualMachine API command is
often assumed to be a hard shutdown sent to the hypervisor, when in fact
it is for CloudStacks' internal use. CloudStack should be able to send
the 'hard' power-off request to the hosts.
When forced parameter on the stopVM API is true, power off (hard shutdown)
a VM. This uses initial changes from #1635 to pass the forced parameter
to hypervisor plugin via the StopCommand, and fixes force stop (poweroff)
handling for KVM, VMware and XenServer.
Signed-off-by: Rohit Yadav <rohit.yadav@shapeblue.com>
* 4.9:
Do not set gateway to 0.0.0.0 for windows clients
CLOUDSTACK-9904: Fix log4j to have @AGENTLOG@ replaced
ignore bogus default gateway when a shared network is secondary the default gateway gets overwritten by a bogus one dnsmasq does the right thing and replaces it with its own default which is not good for us so check for '0.0.0.0'
Activate NioTest following changes in CLOUDSTACK-9348 PR #1549
CLOUDSTACK-9828: GetDomRVersionCommand fails to get the correct version as output Fix tries to return the output as a single command, instead of appending output from two commands
CLOUDSTACK-3223 Exception observed while creating CPVM in VMware Setup with DVS
CLOUDSTACK-9787: Fix wrong return value in NetUtils.isNetworkAWithinNetworkB
with XenServer & Local SR (Db_exn.Uniqueness_constraint_violation)
removed the host uuid from SR label so that any host which has access to
the SR(all the hosts in the same pool) can reuse the same SR
1. Removed XenServerGuestOsMemoryMap from CitrixHelper.java
This java file was holding a static in memory map named XenServerGuestOsMemoryMap. This was the source for xenserver dynamic memory values(max and min). These values were moved to guest_os_details table.
2. DAO layer was modified to access these values.
3. VirtualMachineTo object was modified to populate the dynamic memory values.
4. addGuestOs and UpdateGuestOS api has been modified to update memory values.
This fixes log4j xml to have @AGENTLOG@ replaced with values defined
in build/replace.properties.
Signed-off-by: Rohit Yadav <rohit.yadav@shapeblue.com>
Test scenarios:
- Enable cluster HA after VR is created. Now stop and start VR and check its restart priority, should be High.
- Enable cluster HA before VR is created. Now create some VM and verify that VR created must have High restart priority.
CLOUDSTACK-9720: [VMware] template_spool_ref table is not getting updated with correct template physical size in template_size column.Updated the template_spool_ref table with the correct template (VMware - OVA file) size.
* pr/1880:
CLOUDSTACK-9720: [VMware] template_spool_ref table is not getting updated with correct template physical size in template_size column.
Signed-off-by: Rajani Karuturi <rajani.karuturi@accelerite.com>
Summary: CLOUDSTACK-8921
snapshot_store_ref table should store actual size of back snapshot in secondary storage
Calling SR scan to make sure size is updated correctly
Bug-ID: CLOUDSTACK-8880: calculate free memory on host before deploying Vm. free memory = total memory - (all vm memory)With memory over-provisioning set to 1, when mgmt server starts VMs in parallel on one host, then the memory allocated on that kvm can be larger than the actual physcial memory of the kvm host.
Fixed by checking free memory on host before starting Vm.
Added test case to check memory usage on Host.
Verified Vm deploy on Host with enough capacity and also without capacity
* pr/847:
Bug-ID: CLOUDSTACK-8880: calculate free memory on host before deploying Vm. free memory = total memory - (all vm memory)
Signed-off-by: Rajani Karuturi <rajani.karuturi@accelerite.com>
CLOUDSTACK-9794: Unable to attach more than 14 devices to a VMUpdated hardcoded value with max data volumes limit from hypervisor capabilities.
* pr/1953:
CLOUDSTACK-9794: Unable to attach more than 14 devices to a VM
Signed-off-by: Rajani Karuturi <rajani.karuturi@accelerite.com>
CLOUDSTACK-9698 [VMware] Make hardcorded wait timeout for NIC adapter hotplug as configurableJira
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CLOUDSTACK-9698 [VMware] Make hardcoded wait timeout for NIC adapter hotplug as configurable
Description
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Currently ACS waits for 15 seconds (hard coded) for hot-plugged NIC in VR running on VMware to get detected by guest OS.
The time taken to detect hot plugged NIC in guest OS depends on type of VMware NIC adapter like (E1000, VMXNET3, E1000e etc.)
and guest OS itself. In uncommon scenarios the NIC detection may take longer time than 15 seconds,
in such cases NIC hotplug would be treated as failure which results in VPC tier configuration failure.
Alternatively making the wait timeout for NIC adapter hotplug as configurable will be helpful for admins in such scenarios. This is specific to VR running over VMware hypervisor.
Also in future if VMware introduces new NIC adapter types which may take time to get detected by guest OS, it is good to have flexibility of
configuring the wait timeout as fallback mechanism in such scenarios.
Fix
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Introduce new configuration parameter (via ConfigKey) "vmware.nic.hotplug.wait.timeout" which is "Wait timeout (milli seconds) for hot plugged NIC of VM to be detected by guest OS." as fallback instead of hard coded timeout, to ensure flexibility for admins given the listed scenarios above.
Signed-off-by: Sateesh Chodapuneedi <sateesh.chodapuneedi@accelerite.com>
* pr/1861:
CLOUDSTACK-9698 Make the wait timeout for NIC adapter hotplug as configurable
Signed-off-by: Rajani Karuturi <rajani.karuturi@accelerite.com>
* 4.9:
moved logrotate from cron.daily to cron.hourly for vpcrouter in cloud-early-config
CLOUDSTACK-9569: propagate global configuration router.aggregation.command.each.timeout to KVM agent
[4.9] CLOUDSTACK-9569: propagate global configuration router.aggregation.command.each.timeout to KVM agentThe router.aggregation.command.each.timeout in global configuration is only applied on new created KVM host.
For existing KVM host, changing the value will not be effective.
We need to propagate the configuration to existing host when cloudstack-agent is connected.
* pr/1856:
CLOUDSTACK-9569: propagate global configuration router.aggregation.command.each.timeout to KVM agent
Signed-off-by: Rajani Karuturi <rajani.karuturi@accelerite.com>
This adds support for virtio-scsi on KVM hosts, either
for guests that are associated with a new os_type of 'Other PV Virtio-SCSI (64-bit)',
or when a VM or template is regstered with a detail parameter rootDiskController=scsi.
Update cloudstack add template dialog to allow for selecting rootDiskController with KVM
Update cloudstack kvm virtio-scsi to enable discard=unmap
Currently ACS waits for 15 seconds (hard coded) for hot-plugged NIC in VR to get detected by guest OS.
The time taken to detect hot plugged NIC in guest OS depends on type of NIC adapter like (E1000, VMXNET3, E1000e etc.)
and guest OS itself. In uncommon scenarios the NIC detection may take longer time than 15 seconds,
in such cases NIC hotplug would be treated as failure which results in VPC tier configuration failure.
Alternatively making the wait timeout for NIC adapter hotplug as configurable will be helpful for admins in such scenarios.
Also in future if VMware introduces new NIC adapter types which may take time to get detected by guest OS, it is good to have flexibility of
configuring the wait timeout as fallback mechanism in such scenarios.
Signed-off-by: Sateesh Chodapuneedi <sateesh.chodapuneedi@accelerite.com>
* 4.9:
CLOUDSTACK-9746 system-vm: logrotate config causes critical failures
CLOUDSTACK-9788: Fix exception listNetworks with pagesize=0
CLOUDSTACK-8663: Fixed various issues to allow VM snapshots and volume snapshots to exist together
Fix HVM VM restart bug in XenServer
CLOUDSTACK-9363: Fix HVM VM restart bug in XenServerHere is the longer description of the problem:
By default XenServer limits HVM guests to only 4 disks. Two of those are reserved for the ROOT disk (deviceId=0) and CD ROM (device ID=3) which means that we can only attach 2 data disks. This limit however is removed when Xentools is installed on the guest. The information that a guest has Xentools installed and can handle more than 4 disks is stored in the VM metadata on XenServer. When a VM is shut down, Cloudstack removes the VM and all the metadata associated with the VM from XenServer. Now, when you start the VM again, even if it has Xentools installed, it will default to only 4 attachable disks.
Now this problem manifests itself when you have a HVM VM and you stop and start it with more than 2 data disks attached. The VM fails to start and the only way to start the VM is to detach the extra disks and then reattach them after the VM start.
In this fix, I am removing the check which is done before creating a `VBD` which enforces this limit. This will not affect current workflow and will fix the HVM issue.
@koushik-das this is related to the "autodetect" feature that you introduced a while back (https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CLOUDSTACK-8826). I would love your review on this fix.
* pr/1829:
Fix HVM VM restart bug in XenServer
Signed-off-by: Rajani Karuturi <rajani.karuturi@accelerite.com>
