6:12 p.m.
Hi,
thanks for the summary, this is what I was suspecting.
Just a clarification about the hosted engine host-id and lockspace.
Hosted engine has a separate lockspace from VDSM and uses
hosted-engine's host-id there consistently to protect a metadata
whiteboard. It has nothing to do with the VM and there is no conflict
here.
The issue seems to be that the VDSM lockspace is being used when
connect storage domain is called and both hosted engine and
ovirt-engine can call the connect command. Unfortunately hosted engine
does not know the vds_spm_id when mounting the volume for the first
time (even before ovirt-engine VM is started) and uses the host-id for
that.
Now, there is probably no issue when all hosts accessing that storage
domain are hosted engine enabled right from the start as the storage
domain is mounted to all hosts before the engine starts and the
locking uses consistent id (hosted engine host-id).
The problem surfaces on a host where the engine manages to call the
"connect hosted engine storage domain" first. Because engine uses the
vds_spm_id for the requested lease and a collision happens.
I do not see any easy fix at this moment, maybe except telling engine
to use hosted engine id when it tries to connect the hosted engine
storage domain. That feels like a hack, but might work.
There also seems to be a bug for this issue now:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1322849
Simone/Nir can you please comment on the issue to confirm that our
findings are correct?
Thanks
Regards
--
Martin Sivak
SLA / oVirt
On Tue, Apr 12, 2016 at 4:31 PM, Baptiste Agasse
<baptiste.agasse(a)lyra-network.com> wrote:
Hi all,
Last week we had problem on our ovirt infrastructure. The hosted engine didn't came
up after the reboot of the host which hosted it. With the help of some people on #ovirt
IRC channel (msivak, nsoffer and some others, thank to all of them) i managed to have my
hosted engine up and running, but the underlying problem is still there. I think there is
an inconsistency between sanlock ID of the hosts.
Some background:
We installed ovirt in 3.5 on CentOS 7 about 9 month ago. We have one DC with two
clusters:
cluster 1: 4 hosts (virt1, virt2, virt3, virt4) that were installed with
'hosted-engine --deploy' so there are capable to run the engine VM.
cluster 2: 2 hosts (virt6 and virt7) that were installed via the webui, so are
'normal' ovirt hosts.
Since that we have successfully upgraded ovirt to 3.6 and set our cluster to 3.6
compatibility mode.
Some weeks after something broke and the virt4 host rebooted. After some help on the IRC
channel, i managed to get the engine vm up and running. After that i dug into the problem
that seems to be around the sanlock part.
After explanations, that i understand is:
sanlock manage locks at DC level. there is an hosted_engine lock to manage who run the VM
and there is a vdsm level lock on the hosted_engine disk (or any other VM disks) to know
who can write to the disk.
The problem in my case is that on some hosts that were installed in 3.5, the
hosted_engine ID and the vds_spm_id are not the same, and some other host have it
vds_spm_id identical to some other host hosted_engine_id. So in some case, some host
can't acquire the lock on some disks and have different IDs in the sanlock space.
Example, im my case:
#
# For the hosted_engine hosts:
#
[root@virt1 ~]# grep host_id /etc/ovirt-hosted-engine/hosted-engine.conf
host_id=1
[root@virt2 ~]# grep host_id /etc/ovirt-hosted-engine/hosted-engine.conf
host_id=2
[root@virt3 ~]# grep host_id /etc/ovirt-hosted-engine/hosted-engine.conf
host_id=3
[root@virt4 ~]# grep host_id /etc/ovirt-hosted-engine/hosted-engine.conf
host_id=4
#
# For all hosts, including hosted engine:
#
[root@virt1 ~]# sanlock client status
daemon 3a99892c-5d3a-4d3d-bac7-d35259363c98.virt1
p -1 helper
p -1 listener
p -1 status
s
hosted-engine:1:/var/run/vdsm/storage/377ae8e8-0eeb-4591-b50f-3d21298b4146/607719dd-b71e-4527-814a-964ed0c1f8ea/6a0b878d-fe7e-4fb6-bd5d-1254bebb0ca0:0
s 295207d7-41ea-4cda-a028-f860c357d46b:1:/dev/295207d7-41ea-4cda-a028-f860c357d46b/ids:0
s daf1b53c-7e29-4b18-a9e2-910605cc7080:1:/dev/daf1b53c-7e29-4b18-a9e2-910605cc7080/ids:0
s 680d5ed1-ed70-4340-a430-ddfa39ee3052:1:/dev/680d5ed1-ed70-4340-a430-ddfa39ee3052/ids:0
s 350e5736-41c0-4017-a8fd-9866edad3333:1:/dev/350e5736-41c0-4017-a8fd-9866edad3333/ids:0
s 377ae8e8-0eeb-4591-b50f-3d21298b4146:1:/dev/377ae8e8-0eeb-4591-b50f-3d21298b4146/ids:0
[root@virt2 ~]# sanlock client status
daemon 48fe11a1-6c64-4a56-abf0-6f9690e6a8c2.virt2
p -1 helper
p -1 listener
p -1 status
s
hosted-engine:2:/var/run/vdsm/storage/377ae8e8-0eeb-4591-b50f-3d21298b4146/607719dd-b71e-4527-814a-964ed0c1f8ea/6a0b878d-fe7e-4fb6-bd5d-1254bebb0ca0:0
s 377ae8e8-0eeb-4591-b50f-3d21298b4146:2:/dev/377ae8e8-0eeb-4591-b50f-3d21298b4146/ids:0
s 295207d7-41ea-4cda-a028-f860c357d46b:3:/dev/295207d7-41ea-4cda-a028-f860c357d46b/ids:0
s daf1b53c-7e29-4b18-a9e2-910605cc7080:3:/dev/daf1b53c-7e29-4b18-a9e2-910605cc7080/ids:0
s 680d5ed1-ed70-4340-a430-ddfa39ee3052:3:/dev/680d5ed1-ed70-4340-a430-ddfa39ee3052/ids:0
s 350e5736-41c0-4017-a8fd-9866edad3333:3:/dev/350e5736-41c0-4017-a8fd-9866edad3333/ids:0
r
350e5736-41c0-4017-a8fd-9866edad3333:SDM:/dev/350e5736-41c0-4017-a8fd-9866edad3333/leases:1048576:26
p 9304
r
377ae8e8-0eeb-4591-b50f-3d21298b4146:d704cf05-e294-4ada-9627-920c9997cf22:/dev/377ae8e8-0eeb-4591-b50f-3d21298b4146/leases:111149056:21
p 32747
[root@virt3 ~]# sanlock client status
daemon 3388d8e5-922d-45ab-8ecb-6e321a7a8a4a.virt3
p -1 helper
p -1 listener
p -1 status
s daf1b53c-7e29-4b18-a9e2-910605cc7080:2:/dev/daf1b53c-7e29-4b18-a9e2-910605cc7080/ids:0
s 680d5ed1-ed70-4340-a430-ddfa39ee3052:2:/dev/680d5ed1-ed70-4340-a430-ddfa39ee3052/ids:0
s 295207d7-41ea-4cda-a028-f860c357d46b:2:/dev/295207d7-41ea-4cda-a028-f860c357d46b/ids:0
s 350e5736-41c0-4017-a8fd-9866edad3333:2:/dev/350e5736-41c0-4017-a8fd-9866edad3333/ids:0
s 377ae8e8-0eeb-4591-b50f-3d21298b4146:2:/dev/377ae8e8-0eeb-4591-b50f-3d21298b4146/ids:0
ADD
[root@virt4 ~]# sanlock client status
daemon 3ec5f49e-9920-48a5-97a7-2e900ae374ed.virt4
p -1 helper
p -1 listener
p -1 status
s 377ae8e8-0eeb-4591-b50f-3d21298b4146:4:/dev/377ae8e8-0eeb-4591-b50f-3d21298b4146/ids:0
s daf1b53c-7e29-4b18-a9e2-910605cc7080:6:/dev/daf1b53c-7e29-4b18-a9e2-910605cc7080/ids:0
s 295207d7-41ea-4cda-a028-f860c357d46b:6:/dev/295207d7-41ea-4cda-a028-f860c357d46b/ids:0
s 680d5ed1-ed70-4340-a430-ddfa39ee3052:6:/dev/680d5ed1-ed70-4340-a430-ddfa39ee3052/ids:0
s 350e5736-41c0-4017-a8fd-9866edad3333:6:/dev/350e5736-41c0-4017-a8fd-9866edad3333/ids:0
s
hosted-engine:4:/var/run/vdsm/storage/377ae8e8-0eeb-4591-b50f-3d21298b4146/607719dd-b71e-4527-814a-964ed0c1f8ea/6a0b878d-fe7e-4fb6-bd5d-1254bebb0ca0:0
[root@virt6 bagasse]# sanlock client status
daemon 031a9126-52ac-497a-8403-cd8c3f2db1c1.virt6
p -1 helper
p -1 listener
p -1 status
s 377ae8e8-0eeb-4591-b50f-3d21298b4146:5:/dev/377ae8e8-0eeb-4591-b50f-3d21298b4146/ids:0
s 295207d7-41ea-4cda-a028-f860c357d46b:5:/dev/295207d7-41ea-4cda-a028-f860c357d46b/ids:0
s daf1b53c-7e29-4b18-a9e2-910605cc7080:5:/dev/daf1b53c-7e29-4b18-a9e2-910605cc7080/ids:0
s 680d5ed1-ed70-4340-a430-ddfa39ee3052:5:/dev/680d5ed1-ed70-4340-a430-ddfa39ee3052/ids:0
s 350e5736-41c0-4017-a8fd-9866edad3333:5:/dev/350e5736-41c0-4017-a8fd-9866edad3333/ids:0
[root@virt7 ~]# sanlock client status
daemon 3ef87845-975a-443c-af71-0df1981fb8d4.virt7
p -1 helper
p -1 listener
p -1 status
s 350e5736-41c0-4017-a8fd-9866edad3333:4:/dev/350e5736-41c0-4017-a8fd-9866edad3333/ids:0
s daf1b53c-7e29-4b18-a9e2-910605cc7080:4:/dev/daf1b53c-7e29-4b18-a9e2-910605cc7080/ids:0
ADD
s 377ae8e8-0eeb-4591-b50f-3d21298b4146:4:/dev/377ae8e8-0eeb-4591-b50f-3d21298b4146/ids:0
ADD
s 295207d7-41ea-4cda-a028-f860c357d46b:4:/dev/295207d7-41ea-4cda-a028-f860c357d46b/ids:0
ADD
s 680d5ed1-ed70-4340-a430-ddfa39ee3052:4:/dev/680d5ed1-ed70-4340-a430-ddfa39ee3052/ids:0
ADD
#
# The output that I've found in engine database:
#
engine=# SELECT
vds_spm_id_map.storage_pool_id,vds_spm_id_map.vds_spm_id,vds_spm_id_map.vds_id,vds.vds_name
FROM vds_spm_id_map, vds WHERE vds_spm_id_map.vds_id = vds.vds_id;
storage_pool_id | vds_spm_id | vds_id
| vds_name
--------------------------------------+------------+--------------------------------------+---------------------------
00000002-0002-0002-0002-000000000208 | 6 | c6aef4f9-e972-40a0-916e-4ed296de46db
| virt4
00000002-0002-0002-0002-000000000208 | 5 | 5922e88b-c6de-41ce-ab64-046f66c8d08e
| virt6
00000002-0002-0002-0002-000000000208 | 4 | fcd962ea-3158-468d-a0b9-d7bb864ba959
| virt7
00000002-0002-0002-0002-000000000208 | 1 | b43933d7-7338-41f6-9a71-f7cd389b9167
| virt1
00000002-0002-0002-0002-000000000208 | 2 | 031526e8-110e-4254-97ef-1a26cb67b835
| virt3
00000002-0002-0002-0002-000000000208 | 3 | 09609537-0c33-437a-93fa-b246f0bb57e4
| virt2
(6 rows)
So, in this case, for example, the host virt4 have host_id=4 and vds_spm_id=6, so this
host have these 2 ids in sanlock
So my questions are:
* How can i get out of this behaviour ?
* As i didn't find the vds_spm_id on any hosts, can i modify this value in the
database to make them identical to host_id ?
* This strange behaviour is a possible side effect of the upgrade in ovirt in 3.6 and the
import of hosted engine storage in ovirt engine ?
Any pointers are welcome.
Have a nice day.
Regards.
--
Baptiste
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