Hi Praveen,
I guess I will update the naming of new attribute in next version soon.
I have just realized that the failing test 144 in headless mode is because
AVD_SU::su_switch affects on si-swap sequence, and it's not stored in IMM
together with the other new attrs. I think I will float this change of
su_switch after I receive first round comment.
Thanks,
Minh
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** [tickets:#1725] AMF: Recover transient SUSIs left over from headless**
**Status:** review
**Milestone:** 5.1.FC
**Created:** Wed Apr 06, 2016 07:16 AM UTC by Minh Hon Chau
**Last Updated:** Tue Aug 09, 2016 05:35 AM UTC
**Owner:** Minh Hon Chau
This ticket is more likely an enhancement that targets on how AMFD detect and
recover the transients SUSI left over from headless. There are three major
situations:
(1) - Cluster goes headless, su/node failover on any payloads can happen, or
any payloads can be hard rebooted/powered off by operator, then cluster recover
(2) - issue admin op on any AMF entities, cluster goes headless. During
headless, the middle HA assignments of whole admin op sequence between AMFND
and components could be:
(2.1) The assignment completes, component returns OK with csi callback,
then cluster recover
(2.2) The assignment is under going, then cluster recover. The assignment
afterward could complete, or csi callback returns FAILED_OPERATION or error can
also happen
At the time cluster recover, amfd has collected all assignments from all
amfnd(s). These assignments can be in assigned or assigning states whilst its
HA states do not conform its SG redundancy. Any of (1) (2.1) (2.2) can happen
in a combination, which means while issuing admin op (2), cluster go headless
and any kinds of failover (1) can happen during headless.
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