But doing so could be not enough unless we do as well:
* glance images traffic, cinder volumes ISCSI traffic, ceph osd2node and so on storages related traffic shouldn't pass through the management network.
* we should move all of these types of traffic to one of the storage networks we have, or introduce more.
* ideally, Fuel should support only deployments with storage networks separated to physical interfaces. QoS is not a panacea, AFAIK, it may drop packets raising re-transmission rates, and in the cases there is no CPU power for processing IRQ, results might be very sad and lead to storage degradation.
But doing so could be not enough unless we do as well:
* glance images traffic, cinder volumes ISCSI traffic, ceph osd2node and so on storages related traffic shouldn't pass through the management network.
* we should move all of these types of traffic to one of the storage networks we have, or introduce more.
* ideally, Fuel should support only deployments with storage networks separated to physical interfaces. QoS is not a panacea, AFAIK, it may drop packets raising re-transmission rates, and in the cases there is no CPU power for processing IRQ, results might be very sad and lead to storage degradation.