5:28 p.m.
Hello all,
I had been trying to set up cimtest to work on my machine for a couple
of days without success. So yesterday I started to dig the code and
found that every command is sent via ssh, even if the test is supposed
to run locally.
The reason of cimtest not working was exactly that did not have the ssh
keys set up properly. By fixing that configuration, I was able to make
the test work as expected. :)
But I was still intrigued with the fact that every command is sent via
ssh, thus taking cimtest a very very long time to complete. So I hacked
a simple patch to try to workaround this issue:
=====
diff -r d6951b8799a8 lib/VirtLib/utils.py
--- a/lib/VirtLib/utils.py Wed May 18 13:49:05 2011 -0400
+++ b/lib/VirtLib/utils.py Fri May 27 07:42:23 2011 -0700
@@ -33,7 +33,8 @@
def run_remote(ip, cmd):
- cmd = 'ssh %s -i %s root@%s "%s"' % (SSH_PARMS, SSH_KEY, ip, cmd)
+ if ip not in ["localhost", "127.0.0.1"]:
+ cmd = 'ssh %s -i %s root@%s "%s"' % (SSH_PARMS, SSH_KEY, ip,
cmd)
return commands.getstatusoutput(cmd)
def copy_remote(ip, local, remote='/tmp'):
=====
As you can see, it is a quick check if 'ip' is neither localhost nor
127.0.0.1, which only in that case the command is sent via ssh.
Note that this patch triggers some other issues, which I hope to be able
to fix soon. But there is already a *huge increase* in the performance.
I have used the most simpler and probably not the most correct measure:
$ time && cimtest && time
With the following results:
Without patch:
Fri May 27 06:46:28 PDT 2011
Fri May 27 07:16:17 PDT 2011
With patch:
Fri May 27 07:29:06 PDT 2011
Fri May 27 07:34:50 PDT 2011
From 30 minutes down to 6!
_BUT_, I can't really tell if it is actually intended that everything
runs with ssh. Taking a look on the test results, it is noticeable that
cimtest behaves in a different way, as follows.
Without path:
FAIL : 18
XFAIL : 5
SKIP : 6
PASS : 158
-----------------
Total : 187
=================================================
FAIL Test Summary:
ComputerSystem - 04_defineStartVS.py: FAIL
ComputerSystemMigrationJobIndication -
01_csmig_ind_for_offline_mig.py: FAIL
ElementSettingData - 01_forward.py: FAIL
HostSystem - 02_hostsystem_to_rasd.py: FAIL
HostSystem - 04_hs_to_EAPF.py: FAIL
KVMRedirectionSAP - 02_ipv6_support.py: FAIL
Profile - 02_profile_to_elec.py: FAIL
Profile - 04_verify_libvirt_cim_slp_profiles.py: FAIL
SystemDevice - 01_forward.py: FAIL
VirtualSystemManagementService - 13_refconfig_additional_devs.py: FAIL
VirtualSystemManagementService - 19_definenetwork_ers.py: FAIL
VirtualSystemManagementService - 20_verify_vnc_password.py: FAIL
VirtualSystemMigrationService - 06_remote_live_migration.py: FAIL
VirtualSystemMigrationService - 07_remote_offline_migration.py: FAIL
VirtualSystemMigrationService -
08_remote_restart_resume_migration.py: FAIL
VirtualSystemSettingDataComponent - 01_forward.py: FAIL
VirtualSystemSettingDataComponent - 02_reverse.py: FAIL
VSSD - 04_vssd_to_rasd.py: FAIL
=================================================
XFAIL Test Summary:
ComputerSystem - 32_start_reboot.py: XFAIL
SwitchService - 01_enum.py: XFAIL
VirtualSystemManagementService - 22_addmulti_brg_interface.py: XFAIL
VirtualSystemManagementService - 28_definesystem_with_vsi_profile.py:
XFAIL
VirtualSystemManagementService - 30_dynamic_disk_mod.py: XFAIL
=================================================
SKIP Test Summary:
ComputerSystem - 02_nosystems.py: SKIP
LogicalDisk - 02_nodevs.py: SKIP
VirtualSystemMigrationService - 01_migratable_host.py: SKIP
VirtualSystemMigrationService - 02_host_migrate_type.py: SKIP
VirtualSystemMigrationService - 05_migratable_host_errs.py: SKIP
VSSD - 02_bootldr.py: SKIP
With patch:
FAIL : 15
XFAIL : 5
SKIP : 10
PASS : 157
-----------------
Total : 187
=================================================
FAIL Test Summary:
ComputerSystem - 04_defineStartVS.py: FAIL
ComputerSystem - 41_cs_to_settingdefinestate.py: FAIL
ElementSettingData - 01_forward.py: FAIL
HostSystem - 02_hostsystem_to_rasd.py: FAIL
HostSystem - 04_hs_to_EAPF.py: FAIL
KVMRedirectionSAP - 02_ipv6_support.py: FAIL
Profile - 02_profile_to_elec.py: FAIL
Profile - 04_verify_libvirt_cim_slp_profiles.py: FAIL
SystemDevice - 01_forward.py: FAIL
VirtualSystemManagementService - 06_addresource.py: FAIL
VirtualSystemManagementService - 13_refconfig_additional_devs.py: FAIL
VirtualSystemManagementService - 20_verify_vnc_password.py: FAIL
VirtualSystemSettingDataComponent - 01_forward.py: FAIL
VirtualSystemSettingDataComponent - 02_reverse.py: FAIL
VSSD - 04_vssd_to_rasd.py: FAIL
=================================================
XFAIL Test Summary:
ComputerSystem - 32_start_reboot.py: XFAIL
SwitchService - 01_enum.py: XFAIL
VirtualSystemManagementService - 22_addmulti_brg_interface.py: XFAIL
VirtualSystemManagementService - 28_definesystem_with_vsi_profile.py: XFAIL
VirtualSystemManagementService - 30_dynamic_disk_mod.py: XFAIL
=================================================
SKIP Test Summary:
ComputerSystem - 02_nosystems.py: SKIP
ComputerSystemMigrationJobIndication - 01_csmig_ind_for_offline_mig.py: SKIP
LogicalDisk - 02_nodevs.py: SKIP
VirtualSystemMigrationService - 01_migratable_host.py: SKIP
VirtualSystemMigrationService - 02_host_migrate_type.py: SKIP
VirtualSystemMigrationService - 05_migratable_host_errs.py: SKIP
VirtualSystemMigrationService - 06_remote_live_migration.py: SKIP
VirtualSystemMigrationService - 07_remote_offline_migration.py: SKIP
VirtualSystemMigrationService - 08_remote_restart_resume_migration.py: SKIP
VSSD - 02_bootldr.py: SKIP
I would really appreciate comments from the experts on this issue. IMHO,
it is something really worthy and if there are any tests that are
required to run remotely, I could work on a proper fix to try to achieve
the same results.
Best regards, Etrunko
--
Eduardo de Barros Lima
Software Engineer, Open Virtualization
Linux Technology Center - IBM/Brazil
eblima(a)br.ibm.com
7:35 p.m.
On 05/27/2011 12:28 PM, Eduardo Lima (Etrunko) wrote:
Hello all,
I had been trying to set up cimtest to work on my machine for a couple
of days without success. So yesterday I started to dig the code and
found that every command is sent via ssh, even if the test is supposed
to run locally.
The reason of cimtest not working was exactly that did not have the ssh
keys set up properly. By fixing that configuration, I was able to make
the test work as expected. :)
But I was still intrigued with the fact that every command is sent via
ssh, thus taking cimtest a very very long time to complete. So I hacked
a simple patch to try to workaround this issue:
[snip]
As you can see, it is a quick check if 'ip' is neither
localhost nor
127.0.0.1, which only in that case the command is sent via ssh.
Note that this patch triggers some other issues, which I hope to be able
to fix soon. But there is already a *huge increase* in the performance.
I have used the most simpler and probably not the most correct measure:
So I have went somewhat deeper in my investigations and found most of
the issues triggered by that patch. An updated version can be found
attached to this message.
_BUT_, I can't really tell if it is actually intended that everything
runs with ssh. Taking a look on the test results, it is noticeable that
cimtest behaves in a different way, as follows.
Now the behavior of cimtest with the patch applied is much more similar
to the version without the patch. 158 tests are labeled PASS, and only 3
that were FAIL without patch are now SKIP. Unfortunately I don't have
access to the test machine at the moment, so I am not able to provide
the detailed report, which I will do as soon as possible.
I would really appreciate comments from the experts on this issue. IMHO,
it is something really worthy and if there are any tests that are
required to run remotely, I could work on a proper fix to try to achieve
the same results.
Still waiting for some light regarding this issue.
Best Regards,
--
Eduardo de Barros Lima
Software Engineer, Open Virtualization
Linux Technology Center - IBM/Brazil
eblima(a)br.ibm.com
8:34 p.m.
On 05/30/2011 02:35 PM, Eduardo Lima (Etrunko) wrote:
Now the behavior of cimtest with the patch applied is much more similar
to the version without the patch. 158 tests are labeled PASS, and only 3
that were FAIL without patch are now SKIP. Unfortunately I don't have
access to the test machine at the moment, so I am not able to provide
the detailed report, which I will do as soon as possible.
I have found similar cases of commands running locally with unexpected
behavior, so I went on and applied the same modifications applied for
commands which involved awk to basically all other commands I could find.
Some tests are still being skipped when running locally, but those tests
fail when run via ssh. A special case is test
VirtualSystemManagementService - 27_definesystem_macvtap_dev.py which
fails only without the patch.
Attached, you can find the latest version of the patch and reports of
the test suite run both with and without the patch applied.
--
Eduardo de Barros Lima
Software Engineer, Open Virtualization
Linux Technology Center - IBM/Brazil
eblima(a)br.ibm.com
12:02 a.m.
Functionally, I can't think of a single reason why the tests are always
run remotely. I always run wbemcli and virsh commands locally, not
through ssh, so I can't imagine why cimtest should be different. It is
curious that the tests behave different with the patch. I would only
expect the migration tests to behave different if, for example, the test
checks the VM made it to the destination system.
Rather than make this auto-detect, why not make it manually configurable
in the near term so we can do more testing?
On 05/30/2011 10:35 AM, Eduardo Lima (Etrunko) wrote:
On 05/27/2011 12:28 PM, Eduardo Lima (Etrunko) wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I had been trying to set up cimtest to work on my machine for a couple
> of days without success. So yesterday I started to dig the code and
> found that every command is sent via ssh, even if the test is supposed
> to run locally.
>
> The reason of cimtest not working was exactly that did not have the ssh
> keys set up properly. By fixing that configuration, I was able to make
> the test work as expected. :)
>
> But I was still intrigued with the fact that every command is sent via
> ssh, thus taking cimtest a very very long time to complete. So I hacked
> a simple patch to try to workaround this issue:
[snip]
> As you can see, it is a quick check if 'ip' is neither localhost nor
> 127.0.0.1, which only in that case the command is sent via ssh.
>
> Note that this patch triggers some other issues, which I hope to be able
> to fix soon. But there is already a *huge increase* in the performance.
> I have used the most simpler and probably not the most correct measure:
So I have went somewhat deeper in my investigations and found most of
the issues triggered by that patch. An updated version can be found
attached to this message.
>
> _BUT_, I can't really tell if it is actually intended that everything
> runs with ssh. Taking a look on the test results, it is noticeable that
> cimtest behaves in a different way, as follows.
>
Now the behavior of cimtest with the patch applied is much more similar
to the version without the patch. 158 tests are labeled PASS, and only 3
that were FAIL without patch are now SKIP. Unfortunately I don't have
access to the test machine at the moment, so I am not able to provide
the detailed report, which I will do as soon as possible.
>
> I would really appreciate comments from the experts on this issue. IMHO,
> it is something really worthy and if there are any tests that are
> required to run remotely, I could work on a proper fix to try to achieve
> the same results.
>
Still waiting for some light regarding this issue.
Best Regards,
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Chip Vincent
Open Virtualization
IBM Linux Technology Center
cvincent(a)linux.vnet.ibm.com
4:28 p.m.
On 05/31/2011 07:02 PM, Chip Vincent wrote:
Functionally, I can't think of a single reason why the tests are
always
run remotely. I always run wbemcli and virsh commands locally, not
through ssh, so I can't imagine why cimtest should be different. It is
curious that the tests behave different with the patch. I would only
expect the migration tests to behave different if, for example, the test
checks the VM made it to the destination system.
Rather than make this auto-detect, why not make it manually configurable
in the near term so we can do more testing?
Well, actually it is already "configurable" if you specify the machine
hostname instead of localhost, or 127.0.0.1 with -i option.
--
Eduardo de Barros Lima
Software Engineer, Open Virtualization
Linux Technology Center - IBM/Brazil
eblima(a)br.ibm.com
6:19 p.m.
Yep, you're right. Seems like then the lack of a -i option would default
to localhost using a local connection. I can't think of a
good reason to have an option for forcing ssh when -i is localhost.
On 06/01/2011 10:28 AM, Eduardo Lima (Etrunko) wrote:
On 05/31/2011 07:02 PM, Chip Vincent wrote:
> Functionally, I can't think of a single reason why the tests are always
> run remotely. I always run wbemcli and virsh commands locally, not
> through ssh, so I can't imagine why cimtest should be different. It is
> curious that the tests behave different with the patch. I would only
> expect the migration tests to behave different if, for example, the test
> checks the VM made it to the destination system.
>
> Rather than make this auto-detect, why not make it manually configurable
> in the near term so we can do more testing?
Well, actually it is already "configurable" if you specify the machine
hostname instead of localhost, or 127.0.0.1 with -i option.
--
Chip Vincent
Open Virtualization
IBM Linux Technology Center
cvincent(a)linux.vnet.ibm.com
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