Re: [KVM-AUTOTEST] [PATCH] support for remote migration

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sudhir kumar wrote:
Michael,
any updates on this patch? Are you going to commit this or you have
any other plans/patch ?


I'm not sure having the inter-host migration is best implemented on the autotest-client side. Actually this is one of the few tests I think belong to the autotest-server side.

On the other hand it is pretty simple to implement it here. So I think we'd better try first implementing it as a server test, and apply it to the client side only as a second choice.

A few (minor) problems with it running on the client side:
1. We do not know what the other host is running (what version?, kvm-modules loaded? etc.) 2. There may be a conflict between a running local guest running on the remote (if it allowed to run tests while being a migration destination), and the remote guest. 3. There may be a conflict between two remote guests running a migration test on two different hosts. 3. get_free_ports run on the local machine, but expected/assumed to be free on the remote machine too. 4. For a migration to be successful, the image(s) must be shared by both hosts. On the other hand, when installing a guest OS (e.g. Fedora 8) on both hosts (let's assume they both are running fc8_quick) we want different images on different hosts.

These are all can be solved easily by non-trivial pretty simple configuration on the server. One can configure the "remote" migration to run as a separate tests to all other tests.


Regards,
    Uri.


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