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CloudStack rebuilds the libvirt domain XML on every VM start, which means
persistent QEMU dirty bitmaps don't survive a stop/start cycle. Rather
than hooking into the VM start lifecycle (intrusive across the
orchestration layer), this commit handles the missing bitmap *lazily* at
the next backup attempt:
nasbackup.sh
- When -M incremental is requested, the script first checks
`virsh checkpoint-list` for the parent bitmap. If absent, it
recreates the checkpoint on the running domain so libvirt accepts
the <incremental> reference. The next incremental will be larger
than usual (it captures all writes since recreate, not since the
previous incremental) but is correct; subsequent ones return to
normal size.
- On recreation, emits BITMAP_RECREATED=<name> on stdout for the
orchestrator to record.
BackupAnswer
+ bitmapRecreated field surfaced from the agent.
LibvirtTakeBackupCommandWrapper
- Strips BITMAP_RECREATED= line from stdout before size parsing.
- Sets answer.setBitmapRecreated(...).
NASBackupChainKeys
+ BITMAP_RECREATED key for backup_details.
NASBackupProvider
- When the agent reports a recreated bitmap, persists it under
backup_details and logs an info-level message so operators can
correlate larger-than-usual incrementals with VM restarts.
This satisfies the bitmap-loss-on-VM-restart concern from the RFC review
without touching VirtualMachineManager / StartCommand / agent lifecycle.
Refs: apache/cloudstack#12899
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| kvmheartbeat.sh | ||
| kvmsmpheartbeat.sh | ||
| kvmspheartbeat.sh | ||
| kvmvmactivity.sh | ||
| nasbackup.sh | ||
| nsrkvmbackup.sh | ||
| nsrkvmrestore.sh | ||
| patch.sh | ||
| setup_agent.sh | ||