Gleb Natapov wrote:
Then I don't see why Juan claims what he claims.
Live migration is unidirectional. As long as qemu can send out all of
the data without the stream closing, it will "succeed" on the source.
While this may sound like a bug, it's an impossible problem to solve as
it's dealing with reliable communication between two unreliable nodes
(i.e. the two general's problem). This is why the source qemu does not
exit after a successful live migration. It merely stays in the stopped
state. The idea is that a third party management tool can be the
"reliable third party" that can make the final determination about
whether the migration has succeeded and take actions on the source and
destination nodes appropriately.
In this precise case, if post_load() fails, it may or may not cause the
source to fail the migration depending on how large the TCP window sizes
are, how much data is in flight, and how much state is left to process.
Regards.
Anthony Liguori
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Gleb.
