Hi all,
I've built up a handful of VMs on my 2-node cluster and all are
showing as being in a blocked state. The performance is terrible, too.
All VMs are currently on one node (another problem, maybe related? is
keeping me from migrating any).
My Setup:
(each node)
2x Quad Core AMD Opteron 2347 HE
32GB RAM (16GB/CPU)
Nodes have a DRBD partition running cluster-aware LVM for all domU VMs.
Each VM has it's own logical volume. The DRBD has a dedicate gigabit
link and DRBD is using 'Protocol C', as required. LVM is set to use
'locking_type=3'.
Here's what I see:
# xm list
Name ID Mem(MiB) VCPUs State Time(s)
Domain-0 0 32544 8 r----- 22400.8
auth01 10 1023 1 -b---- 3659.7
dev01 22 8191 1 -b---- 830.2
fw01 11 1023 1 -b---- 1046.9
res01 23 2047 1 -b---- 812.1
sql01 24 16383 1 -b---- 817.0
web01 20 2047 1 -b---- 1156.3
web02 21 1023 1 -b---- 931.1
When I ran that, all VMs were running yum update (all but two were
fresh installs).
Any idea what's causing this and/or why my performance is so bad? Each
VM is taking minutes to install each updated RPM.
In case it's related, when I tried to do a live migration of a VM from
one node to the other, I got an error saying that the VM's partition
couldn't be seen on the other node. However, '/proc/drbd' shows both
nodes are sync'ed and in Primary/Primary mode. Also, both nodes have
identical output from 'lvdisplay' (all LVs are 'active') and all LVs
were created during the provision on the first node.
Kinda stuck here, so any input will be greatly appreciated! Let me know
if I can post anything else useful.
Madi
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