| 2015-07-02 14:49:26 |
Oleg Bondarev |
description |
Currently If 'dvr' l3 agent on a compute node goes down, routers are removed from it; then when agent is up again routers are not added back - so VMs on that compute node lose all routing.
Scheduling/unscheduling of DVR routers to the l3 agent in 'dvr' mode running on a compute node is done according
to dvr serviced ports created/deleted on that compute node. It doesn't make sense to reschedule router from
l3 agent on compute node even if it's down - no other l3 agent can handle VMs running on that compute node. |
Currently If 'dvr' l3 agent on a compute node goes down, routers are removed from it; then when agent is up again routers are not added back - so VMs on that compute node lose all routing.
Scheduling/unscheduling of DVR routers to the l3 agent in 'dvr' mode running on a compute node is done according to dvr serviced ports created/deleted on that compute node. It doesn't make sense to reschedule router from l3 agent on compute node even if it's down - no other l3 agent can handle VMs running on that compute node. |
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