If the scaling up fails on the host the vm is running on try to migrate it to other hosts in the cluster and try scaling.
CLOUDSTACK-3349
For deciding the host in the cluster try the new deployment manager now
Signed off by : nitin mehta<nitin.mehta@citrix.com>
involved in the GSLB
add weights to each site participating in the GSLB. Traffic will be load
balanced across the sites based on the weigths associated with each
site. If not specified weight of site is defaulted to 1.
in case of networks with external devices after GC
add an exception for networks that use external networking devices and has
secondary guest IP's allocated. On network GC, when network goes through
implement phase a new vlan is allocated, based on the acquired VLAN id cidr
of the network is decided in case of external networking case. While NIC
uses reservation strategy 'Start' which ensures that new primary ip is
allocated for the NiC from the new CIDR. Secondary IP's have hardcoded
IP's in network rules. So prevent network GC.
CLOUDSTACK-3042 - handle Scaling up of vm memory/CPU based on the presence of XS tools in the template
This also takes care of updation of VM after XS tools are installed in the vm and set memory values accordingly to support dynamic scaling after stop start of VM
Signed-off-by: Abhinandan Prateek <aprateek@apache.org>
for number of commands participating in Vm deployment process, as parallel deployment is supported on the hypervisor side.
The behavior is controlled by global config varirables:
"execute.in.sequence.hypervisor.commands" (false by default) sets/resets the synchronization for commands:
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StartCommand
StopCommand
CreateCommand
CopyVolumeCommand
"execute.in.sequence.network.element.commands" (false by default) sets/resets the synchronization for commands:
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DhcpEntryCommand
SavePasswordCommand
UserDataCommand
VmDataCommand
As a part of the fix, increased the global lock timeout to 30 mins in several VR scripts:
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edithosts.sh
savepassword.sh
userdata.sh
to support situations when multiple concurrent calls to the script are being made.
During Scale up of VM, memory/cpu calculations should consider the memory/cpu overprovisioning factors which are set per cluster.
CLOUDSTACK-2939: CPU limit is not getting set for vm after scaleup to a service offering which have cpu cap enabled
Signed-off-by: Abhinandan Prateek <aprateek@apache.org>
Alex Huang
Chip Childers
Daan Hoogland
Nitin Mehta
Murali Reddy
Mike Tutkowski
Bharat Kumar
Jayapal
Kelven Yang
Edison Su
Harikrishna Patnala
Edison Su
Alena Prokharchyk
Likitha Shetty
Wei Zhou
Min Chen
Jayapal
Sheng Yang
Kishan Kavala