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Stuck/failed VMs hold up migrations #31

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opened 2019-05-10 22:23:26 -04:00 by JoshuaBoniface · 2 comments
JoshuaBoniface commented 2019-05-10 22:23:26 -04:00 (Migrated from git.bonifacelabs.ca)
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If a VM migration fails for some reasons, it can trigger a state whereby the two nodes are locked in a perpetual "migration" that isn't occurring and this will cause other migrations to halt until the daemon is restarted. This mostly seems to occur on the receiving node.

Potential fix: have receivers terminate if VM state changes from "migrate".

If a VM migration fails for some reasons, it can trigger a state whereby the two nodes are locked in a perpetual "migration" that isn't occurring and this will cause other migrations to halt until the daemon is restarted. This mostly seems to occur on the receiving node. Potential fix: have receivers terminate if VM state changes from "migrate".
JoshuaBoniface commented 2019-06-25 22:39:31 -04:00 (Migrated from git.bonifacelabs.ca)
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Should be fixed by the revamp of migration logic in 08cb16bf

Should be fixed by the revamp of migration logic in 08cb16bf
JoshuaBoniface commented 2019-06-25 22:39:32 -04:00 (Migrated from git.bonifacelabs.ca)
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