AIO-DX: false alarm not cleared regarding to File System threshold exceeded
Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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StarlingX |
Fix Released
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Medium
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Eric MacDonald |
Bug Description
Brief Description
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An alarm 'File System threshold exceeded; threshold 90 %, actual 92%' was raised during test against 'host=controlle
But after the active controller was changed to controller-1, and no '/opt/cgcs' on controller-0 any more, the alarm still stayed.
Severity
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Minor
Steps to Reproduce
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1 create an image with sizes (in this case a windows server 2016):
"virtual-size": 31138512896,
"actual-size": 8039108608,
2 create a cinder volume using the image
3 boot a VM from the volume
4 do migrations
5 do host-swact
6 delete the VM, volume
Expected Behavior
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The alarm regarding filesystem usage above threshold should be cleared after space usages went download below the threshold.
Actual Behavior
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The alarm regarding filesystem usage above threshold stayed uncleared. It should be cleared after the actual usage down below the line, especially after swact, the alarm reason is no longer relevant because there's no mount for '/opt/cgcs' on controller-0 anymore.
Reproducibility
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[Reproducible/
System Configuration
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Two node system
Branch/Pull Time/Commit
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StarlingX_Upstream as of 2019-02-05_20-18-00
Timestamp/Logs
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2019-02-06 11:45:06
Changed in starlingx: | |
assignee: | Eric MacDonald (rocksolidmtce) → Cindy Xie (xxie1) |
Changed in starlingx: | |
assignee: | Cindy Xie (xxie1) → chen haochuan (martin1982) |
tags: |
added: stx.2.0 removed: stx.2019.05 |
tags: | added: stx.retestneeded |
Changed in starlingx: | |
assignee: | chen haochuan (martin1982) → nobody |
assignee: | nobody → chen haochuan (martin1982) |
Changed in starlingx: | |
assignee: | chen haochuan (martin1982) → Eric MacDonald (rocksolidmtce) |
Changed in starlingx: | |
status: | Triaged → Fix Released |
Marking as release gating; likely related to the collectd feature