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Message #20716
[Bug 1343858] Re: build/resize retry behavior not consistent
** Changed in: nova
Status: In Progress => Opinion
** Changed in: nova
Importance: Undecided => Wishlist
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1343858
Title:
build/resize retry behavior not consistent
Status in OpenStack Compute (Nova):
Opinion
Bug description:
nova/schedule/utils.py:
Case1: when CONF.scheduler_max_attempts >1, if the request contained an exception from a previous compute build/resize operation, the exception message would be logged in conductor.log
Case2:when CONF.scheduler_max_attempts ==1, if the request contained an exception from a previous compute build/resize operation, the exception message would not be logged in conductor.log
I think this two case should keep consistent behavior even this may
not cause something wrong, just for Strict code
def populate_retry(filter_properties, instance_uuid):
max_attempts = _max_attempts()
force_hosts = filter_properties.get('force_hosts', [])
force_nodes = filter_properties.get('force_nodes', [])
if max_attempts == 1 or force_hosts or force_nodes:
# re-scheduling is disabled.
return
# retry is enabled, update attempt count:
retry = filter_properties.setdefault(
'retry', {
'num_attempts': 0,
'hosts': [] # list of compute hosts tried
})
retry['num_attempts'] += 1
_log_compute_error(instance_uuid, retry) <<< would not run here
when max_attempts == 1
if retry['num_attempts'] > max_attempts:
exc = retry.pop('exc', None)
msg = (_('Exceeded max scheduling attempts %(max_attempts)d '
'for instance %(instance_uuid)s. '
'Last exception: %(exc)s.')
% {'max_attempts': max_attempts,
'instance_uuid': instance_uuid,
'exc': exc})
raise exception.NoValidHost(reason=msg)
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