Sprint 1: test bz: CPU & Memory hotplug: DRC state info transmission for migration
bssrikanth opened this issue · 5 comments
This is test bz to track the testcases development for below new feature targeted for sprint 1:
123907 CPU & Memory hotplug: DRC state info transmission for migration
@sathnaga will be test owner.
@sathnaga please update with the testcases meant for testing this new feature.
cde:info Mirrored with LTC bug #158309 </cde:info>
I believe testing this feature is similar to #60. So same testcase should hold good.
- Create guest with shared storage in NFS
- Enabled ports 49152:49216 in iptables, virt_use_nfs -> on
- Mount the image location in destination and started migration.
- Perform CPU Hotplug and Hotunplug, migrate to other host and perform CPU Hotplug and Hotunplug
CPU hot unplug should be successful
since its similar to #60 Bala would be testing this feature.
------- Comment From danielhb@br.ibm.com 2017-09-06 07:45:02 EDT-------
In step 4:
"4. Perform CPU Hotplug and Hotunplug, migrate to other host and perform CPU Hotplug and Hotunplug"
I am unsure if this is what it meant but If you hotplug and unplug a CPU before migration, migrate, then hotplug and unplug a CPU in destination you will not be testing the bug reported in 123907.
The sequence of events to reproduce that issue is:
- start VM in source host
- hotplug a CPU
- migrate to destination
- hotunplug the CPU
Or, putting in a sentence:
"4. Perform CPU Hotplug, migrate to other host and perform CPU Hotunplug"
Thanks,
Daniel
------- Comment From bssrikanth@in.ibm.com 2017-09-08 01:10:55 EDT-------
(In reply to comment #5)
> In step 4:
>
> "4. Perform CPU Hotplug and Hotunplug, migrate to other host and perform CPU
> Hotplug and Hotunplug"
>
> I am unsure if this is what it meant but If you hotplug and unplug a CPU
> before migration, migrate, then hotplug and unplug a CPU in destination you
> will not be testing the bug reported in 123907.
>
> The sequence of events to reproduce that issue is:
>
> - start VM in source host
> - hotplug a CPU
> - migrate to destination
> - hotunplug the CPU
>
> Or, putting in a sentence:
>
> "4. Perform CPU Hotplug, migrate to other host and perform CPU Hotunplug"
>
>
> Thanks,
>
>
> Daniel
This is tested.
- Hotplug 64 cpus to guest in source.
virsh setvcpus avocado-vt-vm1-migration 64 --live - migrate vm to destination machine.
virsh migrate avocado-vt-vm1-migration qemu+ssh://9.40.193.221/system --live --verbose
root@9.40.193.221's password:
Migration: [100 %] - Hotunplug 56 cpus to guest in destination
virsh setvcpus avocado-vt-vm1-migration 8 --live
echo $?
0
Checked the respective change in cpu nos from inside guest. It's successful.