rg9975 commented on PR #7889:
URL: https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/pull/7889#issuecomment-2854986853
I'm unsure why you would be seeing that. The driver reads the capacityBytes
from the provided inputs and, if its set, will attempt to use either
capacityBytes OR the value capacityInBytes from the array's Statistics object,
whichever is larger. When it is not set, it will attempt to get the
capacityInBytes from the array (if set) and use it or log the exception you are
seeing. You perhaps can try using a CMK command to see if there is something
happening between the UI and API when providing the inputs? you may also be
able to set the capacityInBytes on the array (assuming the version of the Web
Service API your using supports that). We have only tested on the HPE Web
Service v1.10+.
```
ProviderVolumeStorageStats stats = api.getManagedStorageStats();
if (capacityBytes != null && capacityBytes != 0 && stats !=
null) {
if (stats.getCapacityInBytes() > 0) {
if (stats.getCapacityInBytes() < capacityBytes) {
throw new InvalidParameterValueException("Capacity
bytes provided exceeds the capacity of the storage endpoint: provided by user:
" + capacityBytes + ", storage capacity from storage provider: " +
stats.getCapacityInBytes());
}
}
parameters.setCapacityBytes(capacityBytes);
}
// if we have no user-provided capacity bytes, use the ones
provided by storage
else {
if (stats == null || stats.getCapacityInBytes() <= 0) {
throw new InvalidParameterValueException("Capacity bytes
not available from the storage provider, user provided capacity bytes must be
specified");
}
parameters.setCapacityBytes(stats.getCapacityInBytes());
}
```
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