Public bug reported:
When an instance is created, Nova adds a record in the API DB
'request_specs' table by providing the user request. That's used by the
scheduler for knowing the boot request, also when the instance is moved
afterwards.
That said, when destroying the instance, we don't delete the related
RequestSpec record.
Of course, operators could run a script for deleting them by checking the
instance UUIDs, but it would be better if when an instance is hard-deleted (ie.
when operators don't use [DEFAULT]/reclaim_instance_interval for restoring
deleted instances), we could then delete the RequestSpec too.
** Affects: nova
Importance: High
Assignee: Sylvain Bauza (sylvain-bauza)
Status: In Progress
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1678056
Title:
RequestSpec records are never deleted when destroying an instance
Status in OpenStack Compute (nova):
In Progress
Bug description:
When an instance is created, Nova adds a record in the API DB
'request_specs' table by providing the user request. That's used by
the scheduler for knowing the boot request, also when the instance is
moved afterwards.
That said, when destroying the instance, we don't delete the related
RequestSpec record.
Of course, operators could run a script for deleting them by checking the
instance UUIDs, but it would be better if when an instance is hard-deleted (ie.
when operators don't use [DEFAULT]/reclaim_instance_interval for restoring
deleted instances), we could then delete the RequestSpec too.
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