DaanHoogland opened a new issue #3741: power sync marks missing VMs as stopped
URL: https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/issues/3741
 
 
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   Out of band migration can cause VMs to be stopped, that shouldn't be.
   
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   The issue in the title occurs when an out of band migration takes place, for 
instance by a third party DRS system (vmware build in being the culprit in this 
case).
   The sequence that occurs is such:
   
   - VM migrates
   - it's old host reports its VMs
   - cloudstack marks the VM stopped
   - the new host reports its VMS
   
   This is not specific to a hypervisor in its logic so I think it needs a 
generic solution. An easy solution is to add a state missing to the fsm for 
VMs, but that gives extra problems in cases of HA enabled VMs.
   
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   The issue has a timing facet and as such is hard to replay reliably. As 
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   VM keeps running and re-appears to cloudstack
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   VM gets marked as stopped and an abundant StopCommand is send to the 
hypervisor. In theory this can be the old and the new hypervisor, depending on 
timing.
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