Am 2017-06-11 um 10:11 schrieb Yaniv Kaul:


On Fri, Jun 9, 2017 at 3:39 PM, Matthias Leopold <matthias.leop...@meduniwien.ac.at <mailto:matthias.leop...@meduniwien.ac.at>> wrote:

    hi,

    i'm having trouble creating VM snapshots that include memory in my
    oVirt 4.1 test environment. when i do this the VM gets paused and
    shortly (20-30s) afterwards i'm seeing messages in engine.log about
    both iSCSI storage domains (master storage domain and data storage
    where VM resides) experiencing high latency. this quickly worsens
    from the engines view: VM is unresponsive, Host is unresponsive,
    engine wants to fence the host (impossible because it's the only
    host in the test cluster). in the end there is an EngineException

    EngineException:
    org.ovirt.engine.core.vdsbroker.vdsbroker.VDSNetworkException:
    VDSGenericException: VDSNetworkException: Message timeout which can
    be caused by communication issues (Failed with error
    VDS_NETWORK_ERROR and code 5022)

    the snapshot fails and is left in an inconsistent state. the
    situation has to be resolved manually with unlock_entity.sh and
    maybe lvm commands. this happened twice in exactly the same manner.
    VM snapshots without memory for this VM are not a problem.

    VM guest OS is CentOS7 installed from one of the
    ovirt-image-repository images. it has the oVirt guest agent running.

    what could be wrong?

    this is a test environment where lots of parameters aren't optimal
    but i never had problems like this before, nothing concerning
    network latency. iSCSI is on a FreeNAS box. CPU, RAM, ethernet
    (10GBit for storage) on all hosts involved (engine hosted
    externally, oVirt Node, storage) should be OK by far.


Are you sure iSCSI traffic is going over the 10gb interfaces?
If it doesn't, it might choke the mgmt interface.
Regardless, how is the performance of the storage? I don't expect it to require too much, but saving the memory might require some storage performance. Perhaps there's a bottleneck there?
Y.

i shot myself in the foot by also playing around with network QoS and forgetting about it.... no wonder the network chokes when i tell it to do so. without randomly applied QoS profiles snapshots work perfectly ;-)

thx
matthias



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