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[Bug 1451831] [NEW] Specifying a destination node with nova live_migration does not take into account overcommit setting (ram_allocation_ratio)

 

Public bug reported:

When doing a nova live migration with a destination node specified,
there is a different code path to check that there is enough memory on
the destination than the case where no destination is specified.

The code path for the case when a destination is specified does not
check whether we are allowing overcommit through the
ram_allocation_ratio setting just because it bypasses the scheduler
where the allocation logic is.

Since we're accepting that if the operator provides a target, all the
scheduler policies are not checked then we should accept that this
validation check should be removed.

** Affects: nova
     Importance: Medium
     Assignee: Sylvain Bauza (sylvain-bauza)
         Status: New


** Tags: conductor

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Title:
  Specifying a destination node with nova live_migration does not take
  into account overcommit setting (ram_allocation_ratio)

Status in OpenStack Compute (Nova):
  New

Bug description:
  When doing a nova live migration with a destination node specified,
  there is a different code path to check that there is enough memory on
  the destination than the case where no destination is specified.

  The code path for the case when a destination is specified does not
  check whether we are allowing overcommit through the
  ram_allocation_ratio setting just because it bypasses the scheduler
  where the allocation logic is.

  Since we're accepting that if the operator provides a target, all the
  scheduler policies are not checked then we should accept that this
  validation check should be removed.

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