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Message #91630
[Bug 1827746] Re: Port detach fails when compute host is unreachable
Abandoned after re-enabling the Octavia launchpad.
** Changed in: octavia
Status: New => Invalid
** Tags added: auto-abandon
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1827746
Title:
Port detach fails when compute host is unreachable
Status in OpenStack Compute (nova):
Confirmed
Status in octavia:
Invalid
Bug description:
When a compute host is unreachable, a port detach for a VM on that
host will not complete until the host is reachable again. In some
cases, this may for an extended period or even indefinitely (for
example, a host is powered down for hardware maintenance, and possibly
needs to be removed from the fleet entirely). This is problematic for
multiple reasons:
1) The port should not be deleted in this state (it can be, but for reasons outside the scope of this bug, that is not recommended). Thus, the quota cannot be reclaimed by the project.
2) The port cannot be reassigned to another VM. This means that for projects that rely heavily on maintaining a published IP (or possibly even a published port ID), there is no way to proceed. For example, if Octavia wanted to allow failing over from one VM to another in a VM down event (as would happen if the host was powered off) without using AAP, it would be unable to do so, leading to an extended downtime.
Nova will supposedly clean up such resources after the host has been
powered up, but that could take hours or possibly never happen. So,
there should be a way to force the port to detach regardless of
ability to reach the compute host, and simply allow the cleanup to
happen on that host in the future (if possible) but immediately
release the port for delete or rebinding.
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