Hello, all who helped on this question. And thank you Nitin! > This has been identified as a bug on KVM. > http://bugs.cloud.com/show_bug.cgi?id=14597 > <http://bugs.cloud.com/show_bug.cgi?id=14597>
Is there any one who knows this bug is fixed on CloudStack 3.0.2? If not so, would this be fixed on next release? As if there are some one who knows about this issue or working on, It is very nice to be informed. Thank you for your time. -- Daisuke kitagawa Intelligence Business Solutions 1-4-4 Yanagibashi Taito-ku Tokyo-to Japan 111-0052 Phone: +81 3 6385 6103 FAX: +81 3 6385 6104 http://ibs.inte.co.jp/ ________________________________ From: 北川 大輔 Sent: Wednesday, April 04, 2012 10:11 AM To: Development discussions for CloudStack; Development discussions for CloudStack; Edison Su; Janardhana Reddy Subject: RE: [cloudstack-devel] Differences ofparameter "capacityused" between Type2 and Type3 Hello, Nitin and all who helped on this question. Thank you for taking look at this issue, and posted to bugzilla. I will keep checking on this bugzilla ticket. -- Daisuke kitagawa Intelligence Business Solutions 1-4-4 Yanagibashi Taito-ku Tokyo-to Japan 111-0052 Phone: +81 3 6385 6103 FAX: +81 3 6385 6104 http://ibs.inte.co.jp/ ________________________________ From: Nitin Mehta [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: 2012/04/03 (火) 20:55 To: Development discussions for CloudStack; Edison Su; Janardhana Reddy Subject: Re: [cloudstack-devel] Differences ofparameter "capacityused" between Type2 and Type3 Hi Daisuke, This has been identified as a bug on KVM. http://bugs.cloud.com/show_bug.cgi?id=14597 <http://bugs.cloud.com/show_bug.cgi?id=14597> Thanks, -Nitin From: Nitin Mehta [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, March 29, 2012 12:14 PM To: Development discussions for CloudStack; Edison Su; Janardhana Reddy Subject: Re: [cloudstack-devel] Differences of parameter "capacityused" between Type2 and Type3 If you look at the size column of the volumes table, it is pretty less and probably sums up to what you are seeing as the total allocated size. I would have expected them to be equivalent to the size of the templates they have been created from. Edison/Jana - Can you please comment on this behavior for KVM ? Thanks, -Nitin From: 北川 大輔 [mailto:[email protected]] <mailto:[mailto:[email protected]]> Sent: Thursday, March 29, 2012 7:40 AM To: 北川 大輔; Edison Su; Development discussions for CloudStack Subject: Re: [cloudstack-devel] Differences of parameter "capacityused" between Type2 and Type3 Hello, all! MySQL out put did not help to see what the problem was? If so, tell me what to show. ThankQ -- Daisuke kitagawa Intelligence Business Solutions 1-4-4 Yanagibashi Taito-ku Tokyo-to Japan 111-0052 Phone: +81 3 6385 6103 FAX: +81 3 6385 6104 http://ibs.inte.co.jp/ <http://ibs.inte.co.jp/> ________________________________ From: 北川 大輔 Sent: 2012/03/26 (月) 10:33 To: Edison Su; Development discussions for CloudStack Subject: RE: [cloudstack-devel] Differences of parameter "capacityused" between Type2 and Type3 Hi, Edison and all! This is the MySQL out put. And, I attached it to this mail. Please Take a look at. Thank you! Daisuke Kitagwa ________________________________ From: Edison Su [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: 2012/03/23 (金) 23:06 To: Development discussions for CloudStack; 北川 大輔 Subject: RE: [cloudstack-devel] Differences of parameter "capacityused" between Type2 and Type3 That’s weird, usually Type3 is larger than Type 2. Can you show me “select * from volumes where pool_id=your-primary-storage-pool-id and removed is null” in your db? From: 北川 大輔 [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, March 23, 2012 1:53 AM To: Development discussions for CloudStack Subject: [cloudstack-devel] Differences of parameter "capacityused" between Type2 and Type3 Hey, all! I am running 10 instances of VMs (each of the vm image size is 5GB) on Cloudstack3.0 with KVM(CentOS 6.2). Total Usage of Primary storage size is 6.8GB. When I check parameters of “capacityused” between Type2, and Type3, there are differences. Type2 7266631680(6.9GB) Type3 4792320(4.5MB) There are many files sized over 4.5MB in a directory… Why Type 3 “capacityused” comes out at 4792320(4.5MB). I can also see differences on Cloudstack web UI. See how I checked below. I also attached screen shot of Cloudstack web UI. -- log start -- # df -h /mnt/b5353e4f-0083-37bd-8be4-2823b8d2c437/ Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% mount point 192.168.16.2:/export 244G 6.8G 238G 3% /mnt/b5353e4f-0083-37bd-8be4-2823b8d2c437 # du -h /mnt/b5353e4f-0083-37bd-8be4-2823b8d2c437 8.0K /mnt/b5353e4f-0083-37bd-8be4-2823b8d2c437/KVMHA 6.8G /mnt/b5353e4f-0083-37bd-8be4-2823b8d2c437 #listCapacity --type=2 (CAPACITY_TYPE_STORAGE) --- OUTPUT --- <?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?> <listcapacityresponse cloud-stack-version="3.0.0.20120228045507"> <count>1</count> <capacity> <type>2</type> <zoneid>38c16262-47ce-4670-b95e-c7ec9188698b</zoneid> <zonename>foo-Zone</zonename> < capacityused >7266631680</capacityused> <capacitytotal>261969936384</capacitytotal> <percentused>2.77</percentused> </capacity> </listcapacityresponse> #listCapacity --type=3 (CAPACITY_TYPE_STORAGE_ALLOCATED) --- OUTPUT --- <?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?> <listcapacityresponse cloud-stack-version="3.0.0.20120228045507"> <count>1</count> <capacity> <type>3</type> <zoneid>38c16262-47ce-4670-b95e-c7ec9188698b</zoneid> <zonename>foo-Zone</zonename> <capacityused>4792320</capacityused> <capacitytotal>523939872768</capacitytotal> <percentused>0</percentused> </capacity> </listcapacityresponse> -- logend -- Thank you! -- Daisuke Kitagawa
