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authorZuul <zuul@review.opendev.org>2021-06-25 19:30:28 +0000
committerGerrit Code Review <review@openstack.org>2021-06-25 19:30:28 +0000
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Merge "Add a workaround config toggle to refuse ceph image upload" into stable/train
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+ Nova now has a config option called
+ ``[workarounds]/never_download_image_if_on_rbd`` which helps to
+ avoid pathological storage behavior with multiple ceph clusters.
+ Currently, Nova does *not* support multiple ceph clusters
+ properly, but Glance can be configured with them. If an instance
+ is booted from an image residing in a ceph cluster other than the
+ one Nova knows about, it will silently download it from Glance and
+ re-upload the image to the local ceph privately for that
+ instance. Unlike the behavior you expect when configuring Nova and
+ Glance for ceph, Nova will continue to do this over and over for
+ the same image when subsequent instances are booted, consuming a
+ large amount of storage unexpectedly. The new workaround option
+ will cause Nova to refuse to do this download/upload behavior and
+ instead fail the instance boot. It is simply a stop-gap effort to
+ allow unsupported deployments with multiple ceph clusters from
+ silently consuming large amounts of disk space.