Re: [RFC PATCH 0/8 v3] Summary on block IO throttle

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On 11/10/2011 02:50 PM, Adam Litke wrote:
Hi Lei,

I've tested this and found that it works well except for one small thing.

When the domain is running and I change one of the throttle settings using the
--config option in virsh, the on-disk domain xml file is properly updated, but
the command 'virsh dumpxml' returns the old version.  Is this how it is supposed
to work?

Yes:

virsh blkdeviotune --config => on-disk only (takes effect next boot; fails if transient)

virsh blkdeviotune --live => running only (takes effect now, and lost on next boot; fails if offline persistent)

virsh blkdeviotune --config --live => on-disk and current (takes effect now and persists to next boot; fails if not running persistent)

virsh blkdeviotune --current => either --config or --live


Also, in thinking about this, I can't help wonder if for extensibility of ALL the virTypedParameter commands, we might be better off with exposing a long-hand option for raw control of virTypedParameter, so that an older virsh can still set options in a newer server without having to recompile virsh to add a new named option to match every new hypervisor named option. Something like:

virsh blkdeviotune --set-long total_bytes_sec=number

as long-hand for:

virsh blkdeviotune --total_bytes_sec number

We still need a v4 respinning this to use virTypedParameter; I can help by posting a patch 1/8 that shows the changes that I think we need in the public interface, but I don't want to spend the time rebasing the entire series.

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