Misconfigured meters on WB switch(rate: 65) after their reinstallation in the scope of sync due to the previous rules+meters deletion
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Misconfigured meters on WB switch(rate: 65) after their reinstallation in the scope of sync due to the previous rules+meters deletion.
TC: SwitchSyncSpec: Able to synchronize switch (install missing rules and meters)
STR:
- Select non-neighboring switches.
- Create flow.
Due to our current topology(hardware env), WB switch has been selected as a source switch. - Delete rules/meters on all involved switches.
Step:Drop all rules an meters from related switches (both default and non-default)
- Sync all involved switches.
Actual result:
WB switch has a discrepancy (misconfigured meters) after sync. Only additional sync solves the issue.
Expected result:
All switches have been synced successfully and passed validation. All discrepancies have been fixed during the first sync operation.
Details:
For example, meter 22
Before deleting rules/meters:
{
"clazz": "org.openkilda.messaging.info.meter.MeterEntry",
"meter_id": 22,
"rate": 64, // GOOD
"burst_size": 3200,
"version": "OF_13",
"flags": [
"KBPS",
"BURST",
"STATS"
],
"timestamp": 1713260221896
}
WB_AllMetersBeforeDeletion.json
After deleting rules+meters and executing sync:
sync cor id: “fn-tests-c5ea4399-a304-4f88-b2cc-9c1aa696dfbc”
date: Apr 16, 2024 @ 11:37:55.371
Floodlight sent correct data in the scope of sync request:
push OF message to 00:00:00:90:fb:64:cd:4a: OFMeterModVer13(xid=247129, command=ADD, flags=[KBPS, STATS, BURST], meterId=22, meters=[OFMeterBandDropVer13(rate=64, burstSize=3200)])
WB_ValidationAfterSyncMetersDiscrepancy.json
"meters": {
"asExpected": false,
"missing": [],
"misconfigured": [
{
"id": "16",
"expected": {
"meter_id": 16,
"flags": [
"BURST",
"KBPS",
"STATS"
],
"rate": 64,
"burst_size": 9600
},
"discrepancies": {
"rate": 65
}
...
},
{
"id": "22",
"expected": {
"meter_id": 22,
"flags": [
"BURST",
"KBPS",
"STATS"
],
"rate": 64,
"burst_size": 3200
},
"discrepancies": {
"rate": 65
}
}
BUT this meter had rate:65
{
"clazz": "org.openkilda.messaging.info.meter.MeterEntry",
"meter_id": 22,
"rate": 65,
"burst_size": 3195,
"version": "OF_13",
"flags": [
"KBPS",
"BURST",
"STATS"
],
"timestamp": 1713260359054
}