rafaelweingartner commented on a change in pull request #2503: Support multiple
volume access groups per compute cluster
URL: https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/pull/2503#discussion_r178157458
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File path:
plugins/storage/volume/solidfire/src/main/java/org/apache/cloudstack/storage/datastore/util/SolidFireUtil.java
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@@ -397,65 +508,290 @@ public static void hostAddedToOrRemovedFromCluster(long
hostId, long clusterId,
}
}
- public static long placeVolumeInVolumeAccessGroup(SolidFireConnection
sfConnection, long sfVolumeId, long storagePoolId,
- String vagUuid,
List<HostVO> hosts, ClusterDetailsDao clusterDetailsDao) {
- if (hosts == null || hosts.isEmpty()) {
- throw new CloudRuntimeException("There must be at least one host
in the cluster.");
+ // Put the host in an existing VAG or create a new one (only create a new
one if all existing VAGs are full (i.e. 64 hosts max per VAG) and if
+ // creating a new VAG won't exceed 4 VAGs for the computer cluster).
+ // If none of the hosts in the cluster are in a VAG, then leave this host
out of a VAG.
+ // Place applicable volume IDs in VAG, if need be (account of volume
starts with SF_CS_ACCOUNT_PREFIX).
+ private static void handleVagForHost(SolidFireUtil.SolidFireConnection
sfConnection, List<SolidFireUtil.SolidFireVag> sfVags, Host host, HostDao
hostDao) {
Review comment:
You have a clear definition of the difference between Javadocs and java
comments. That is awesome 👍
I asked because I have seen people trying to write documentation, but they
used comment notation instead. If you believe it is ok with Java comment
notation, I am ok with it ;)
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