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author | Phil Day <philip.day@hp.com> | 2013-05-03 17:21:35 +0100 |
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committer | Phil Day <philip.day@hp.com> | 2013-05-10 16:49:06 +0100 |
commit | 76f24ac1c750d4e04673db201c315e226b2aa596 (patch) | |
tree | c14caee06d22bcdd0df892986dfe21f9ca8c198f /nova/utils.py | |
parent | 3303ef95e425f9dc5d295a41ca79de40841b81a6 (diff) | |
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Adds useful debug logging to filter_scheduler
On a large system (>500 hosts) the amount of logging
information if everything is at DEBUG is vasts, due to
the number of hosts checked for each filter
However at the moment some useful information is only
available within the filter's debug entrys (such as
parts of the request_spec). Also instance uuids are
not logged making it hard to search for instance entries.
This set of changes allows it to be used in a very
large install with debug turned off for everything
except nova.filters
Specifically:
- Log.Info the instance_uuids at the start of schedule
- Log.debug the request_spec at the start of schedule
- Log.debug hosts in weighted order
- Log.info which host has been allocated to a specific
instance_uuid
- Log.debug how many hosts are returned by each filter
To get a count from each filter nova.filters had to be
changed to generate a list after each filter rather than
building a recursive generator object. Although this
new approach is less elegant it does provide simple and
useful insight into the behaviour of the filters, and s
the impact on execution time on a system with several
hundred hosts and 10 filters was negligible
Change-Id: Ibbdd14f87b1dfd3cee8bf3cf6388e40b474e530a
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