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ubicloud/scheduling/allocator.rb
Hadi Moshayedi cbd4c77cdf Make VmHostSlice.enabled mean "not scheduled for destroy".
Previously, `VmHostSlice.enabled` was overloaded to mean both:
- The slice was prepared
- The slice was not scheduled for destruction

In old times, we waited for slice to be prepared before preparing the VM
inside it. We removed the “prepared” check in 428d367, so tracking
preparedness in a vm_host_slice column is no longer needed. The
“prepared” state can still be inferred from the Strand’s label if
necessary.

A slice is allocatable immediately upon creation (we already allocate
the first VM at creation time). When `slice.is_shared=false`, 2nd
allocation couldn't happen. When `slice.is_shared=true`, we waited until
the slice is prepared to allow the 2nd allocation. This isn't necessary.

The other use of `enabled` is to prevent new VM allocations once a slice
is scheduled for destruction. A slice is marked for destroy when its
last VM begins teardown.

-------------

Dropping the “prepared” purpose of `enabled` clarifies its intent and
fixes an edge case where unprepared slices could be left behind after
their final VM was deleted. Previously, `Nexus::destroy_slice` relied on
an `enabled: true → false` transition that never fired for unprepared
slices, leaving them orphaned. This could happen for example in cases
when a VM was destroyed before its slice was prepared.

Theoretically, there were few other ways to solve this issue. But this
change makes the system less complex in addition to solving the issue.
2025-07-15 16:54:14 -07:00

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# frozen_string_literal: true
module Scheduling::Allocator
# :nocov:
def self.freeze
target_host_utilization
super
end
# :nocov:
def self.target_host_utilization
@target_host_utilization ||= Config.allocator_target_host_utilization
end
def self.allocate(vm, storage_volumes, distinct_storage_devices: false, gpu_count: 0, gpu_device: nil, allocation_state_filter: ["accepting"], host_filter: [], host_exclusion_filter: [], location_filter: [], location_preference: [], family_filter: [], os_filter: nil)
request = Request.new(
vm.id,
vm.vcpus,
vm.memory_gib,
storage_volumes.map { it["size_gib"] }.sum,
storage_volumes.size.times.zip(storage_volumes).to_h.sort_by { |k, v| v["size_gib"] * -1 },
vm.boot_image,
distinct_storage_devices,
gpu_count,
gpu_device,
vm.ip4_enabled,
target_host_utilization,
vm.arch,
allocation_state_filter,
host_filter,
host_exclusion_filter,
location_filter,
location_preference,
vm.family,
vm.cpu_percent_limit,
true, # use slices
Option::VmFamilies.find { it.name == vm.family }&.require_shared_slice || false,
vm.project.get_ff_allocator_diagnostics || false,
family_filter
)
allocation = Allocation.best_allocation(request)
fail "#{vm} no space left on any eligible host" unless allocation
allocation.update(vm)
Clog.emit("vm allocated") { {allocation: allocation.to_s, duration: Time.now - vm.created_at} }
end
Request = Struct.new(
:vm_id,
:vcpus,
:memory_gib,
:storage_gib,
:storage_volumes,
:boot_image,
:distinct_storage_devices,
:gpu_count,
:gpu_device,
:ip4_enabled,
:target_host_utilization,
:arch_filter,
:allocation_state_filter,
:host_filter,
:host_exclusion_filter,
:location_filter,
:location_preference,
:family,
:cpu_percent_limit,
:use_slices,
:require_shared_slice,
:diagnostics,
:family_filter,
:os_filter
) do
def initialize(*args)
super
self.require_shared_slice ||= false
self.diagnostics ||= false
end
# Computes the amount of memory needed for a slice
# based on the number of vCPUs requested.
# Note that the number of vcpus requested for a slice
# might be different from what is requested for a VM,
# in case of shared slices (burstable family for now).
def memory_gib_for_vcpus(vcpus)
memory_to_cpu_ratio = if arch_filter == "arm64"
3.2
elsif family == "standard-gpu"
5.34
else
4
end
(vcpus * memory_to_cpu_ratio).to_i
end
# Compute the number of cores reserved from the host for
# a VM. This method is used in two ways:
# - for a 'standard' family we always have an even number of
# vCPUs requested. In that case this simply converts the number
# of vCPUs to the number of cores using threads_per_core ratio
# - for a 'burstable' family this computes the number of cores to
# be allocated for a slice hosting the VM. This is when we need to
# "adjust" the number of vCPUs to be even, as we always allocate
# an even number of vCPUs for a slice.
def cores_for_vcpus(threads_per_core)
adjusted_vcpus = (vcpus.odd? && threads_per_core == 1) ? vcpus + 1 : vcpus
(Float(adjusted_vcpus) / threads_per_core).ceil
end
end
class Allocation
attr_reader :score
# :nocov:
def self.freeze
random_score
super
end
# :nocov:
def self.random_score
@max_random_score ||= Config.allocator_max_random_score
rand(0..@max_random_score)
end
def self.best_allocation(request)
candidate_hosts(request).map { Allocation.new(it, request) }
.select { it.is_valid }
.min_by { it.score + random_score }
end
def self.candidate_hosts(request)
ds = DB[:vm_host]
.join(:storage_devices, vm_host_id: Sequel[:vm_host][:id])
.join(:available_ipv4, routed_to_host_id: Sequel[:vm_host][:id])
.left_join(:gpus, vm_host_id: Sequel[:vm_host][:id])
.left_join(:vm_provisioning, vm_host_id: Sequel[:vm_host][:id])
.select(
Sequel[:vm_host][:id].as(:vm_host_id),
:total_cpus,
:total_cores,
:used_cores,
:total_hugepages_1g,
:used_hugepages_1g,
:location_id,
:num_storage_devices,
:available_storage_gib,
:total_storage_gib,
:storage_devices,
:ipv4_available,
Sequel.function(:coalesce, :num_gpus, 0).as(:num_gpus),
Sequel.function(:coalesce, :available_gpus, 0).as(:available_gpus),
:available_iommu_groups,
Sequel.function(:coalesce, :vm_provisioning_count, 0).as(:vm_provisioning_count),
:accepts_slices,
:family
)
.where(arch: request.arch_filter)
.with(:available_ipv4, DB[:ipv4_address]
.left_join(:assigned_vm_address, ip: :ip)
.join(:address, [:cidr])
.where { assigned_vm_address[:ip] =~ nil }
.select_group(:routed_to_host_id)
.select_append { (count.function.* > 0).as(:ipv4_available) })
.with(:storage_devices, DB[:storage_device]
.select_group(:vm_host_id)
.select_append { count.function.*.as(num_storage_devices) }
.select_append { sum(available_storage_gib).as(available_storage_gib) }
.select_append { sum(total_storage_gib).as(total_storage_gib) }
.select_append { json_agg(json_build_object(Sequel.lit("'id'"), Sequel[:storage_device][:id], Sequel.lit("'total_storage_gib'"), total_storage_gib, Sequel.lit("'available_storage_gib'"), available_storage_gib)).order(available_storage_gib).as(storage_devices) }
.where(enabled: true)
.having { sum(available_storage_gib) >= request.storage_gib }
.having { count.function.* >= (request.distinct_storage_devices ? request.storage_volumes.count : 1) })
.with(:gpus, DB[:pci_device]
.select_group(:vm_host_id)
.select_append { count.function.*.as(num_gpus) }
.select_append { sum(Sequel.case({{vm_id: nil} => 1}, 0)).as(available_gpus) }
.select_append { array_remove(array_agg(Sequel.case({{vm_id: nil} => :iommu_group}, nil)), nil).as(available_iommu_groups) }
.where(device_class: ["0300", "0302"])
.where { (device =~ request.gpu_device) | request.gpu_device.nil? })
.with(:vm_provisioning, DB[:vm]
.select_group(:vm_host_id)
.select_append { count.function.*.as(vm_provisioning_count) }
.where(display_state: "creating"))
ds = if request.use_slices && request.require_shared_slice
# We are looking for hosts that have at least once slice already allocated but with enough room
# for our new VM. This means it has to be a sharable slice, with cpu and memory available
# We then combine it with search for a host, as usual, with just open space on the host where
# we could allocate a new slice
# Later in VmHostSliceAllocator the selected hosts will be scored depending if a slice is reused or
# new one is created
ds.with(:slice_utilization, DB[:vm_host_slice]
.select_group(:vm_host_id)
.select_append { (sum(Sequel[:total_cpu_percent]) - sum(Sequel[:used_cpu_percent])).as(slice_cpu_available) }
.select_append { (sum(Sequel[:total_memory_gib]) - sum(Sequel[:used_memory_gib])).as(slice_memory_available) }
.where(enabled: true)
.where(is_shared: true)
.where(Sequel[:used_cpu_percent] + request.cpu_percent_limit <= Sequel[:total_cpu_percent])
.where(Sequel[:used_memory_gib] + request.memory_gib <= Sequel[:total_memory_gib]))
# end of 'with'
.left_join(:slice_utilization, vm_host_id: Sequel[:vm_host][:id])
.select_append(Sequel.function(:coalesce, :slice_cpu_available, 0).as(:slice_cpu_available))
.select_append(Sequel.function(:coalesce, :slice_memory_available, 0).as(:slice_memory_available))
.where {
((total_hugepages_1g - used_hugepages_1g >= request.memory_gib) & (total_cores - used_cores >= Sequel.function(:greatest, 1, request.vcpus * total_cores / total_cpus))) |
((slice_cpu_available > 0) & (slice_memory_available > 0))
}
else
# If we allocate a dedicated VM, it does not matter if it is in a slice or not, we just need to find space for
# it directly on the host, as we used to. So no slice space computation is involved. A new slice will ALWAYS be
# allocated for a new VM.
ds
.where { (total_hugepages_1g - used_hugepages_1g >= request.memory_gib) }
.where { (total_cores - used_cores >= Sequel.function(:greatest, 1, request.vcpus * total_cores / total_cpus)) }
end
ds = ds.join(:boot_image, Sequel[:vm_host][:id] => Sequel[:boot_image][:vm_host_id])
.where(Sequel[:boot_image][:name] => request.boot_image)
.exclude(Sequel[:boot_image][:activated_at] => nil)
request.storage_volumes.select { it[1]["read_only"] && it[1]["image"] }.map { [it[0], it[1]["image"]] }.each do |idx, img|
table_alias = :"boot_image_#{idx}"
ds = ds.join(Sequel[:boot_image].as(table_alias), Sequel[:vm_host][:id] => Sequel[table_alias][:vm_host_id])
.where(Sequel[table_alias][:name] => img)
.exclude(Sequel[table_alias][:activated_at] => nil)
end
ds = ds.where(:ipv4_available) if request.ip4_enabled
ds = ds.where { available_gpus >= request.gpu_count } if request.gpu_count > 0
ds = ds.where(Sequel[:vm_host][:id] => request.host_filter) unless request.host_filter.empty?
ds = ds.exclude(Sequel[:vm_host][:id] => request.host_exclusion_filter) unless request.host_exclusion_filter.empty?
ds = ds.where(location_id: request.location_filter) unless request.location_filter.empty?
ds = ds.where(allocation_state: request.allocation_state_filter) unless request.allocation_state_filter.empty?
ds = ds.where(Sequel[:vm_host][:family] => request.family_filter) unless request.family_filter.empty?
ds = ds.exclude { Sequel.function(:coalesce, num_gpus, 0) > 0 } unless request.gpu_count > 0 || request.host_filter.any?
# Temporary while testing CloudHypervisor 46 rollout
ds = ds.where(Sequel[:vm_host][:os_version] => request.os_filter) if request.os_filter
# If we dont's want to use slices, place those only on hosts that do not accept them
# If we require a shared slice (for burstable vm), allocate those only on hosts that accept slices
# In all other cases, the host's acceptance of slices will determine if the VM is created in a slice or not
if !request.use_slices
ds = ds.where(accepts_slices: false)
elsif request.require_shared_slice
ds = ds.where(accepts_slices: true)
end
# Emit the allocation query if the project is flagged for
# diagnostics.
if request.diagnostics
Clog.emit("Allocator query for vm") do
{allocator_query: {vm_id: request.vm_id,
sql: ds.no_auto_parameterize.sql}}
end
end
ds.all
end
def self.update_vm(vm_host, vm)
ip4, address = vm_host.ip4_random_vm_network if vm.ip4_enabled
fail "no ip4 addresses left" if vm.ip4_enabled && !ip4
update_args = {
vm_host_id: vm_host.id,
ephemeral_net6: vm_host.ip6_random_vm_network.to_s,
local_vetho_ip: vm_host.veth_pair_random_ip4_addr.to_s,
allocated_at: Time.now
}
update_args[:family] = vm_host.family if vm.family != "burstable"
vm.update(**update_args)
AssignedVmAddress.create_with_id(dst_vm_id: vm.id, ip: ip4.to_s, address_id: address.id) if ip4
vm.sshable&.update(host: vm.ephemeral_net4 || NetAddr.parse_net(vm.ephemeral_net6).nth(2))
end
def initialize(candidate_host, request)
@candidate_host = candidate_host
@request = request
request_cores = request.cores_for_vcpus(candidate_host[:total_cpus] / candidate_host[:total_cores])
@vm_host_allocations = [VmHostCpuAllocation.new(:used_cores, candidate_host[:total_cores], candidate_host[:used_cores], request_cores),
VmHostAllocation.new(:used_hugepages_1g, candidate_host[:total_hugepages_1g], candidate_host[:used_hugepages_1g], request.memory_gib)]
@device_allocations = [StorageAllocation.new(candidate_host, request)]
@device_allocations << GpuAllocation.new(candidate_host, request) if request.gpu_count > 0
if request.use_slices && candidate_host[:accepts_slices]
# Wrap around and replace the host allocations. That way we can control that logic from the slice POV
@vm_host_allocations = [VmHostSliceAllocation.new(candidate_host, request, @vm_host_allocations)]
end
@allocations = @vm_host_allocations + @device_allocations
@score = calculate_score
end
def is_valid
@allocations.all? { it.is_valid }
end
def update(vm)
vm_host = VmHost[@candidate_host[:vm_host_id]]
DB.transaction do
Allocation.update_vm(vm_host, vm)
@vm_host_allocations.each { it.update(vm, vm_host) }
@device_allocations.each { it.update(vm, vm_host) }
end
end
def to_s
"#{UBID.from_uuidish(@request.vm_id)} (arch=#{@request.arch_filter}, vcpus=#{@request.vcpus}, mem=#{@request.memory_gib}, storage=#{@request.storage_gib}) -> #{UBID.from_uuidish(@candidate_host[:vm_host_id])} (cpu=#{@candidate_host[:used_cores]}/#{@candidate_host[:total_cores]}, mem=#{@candidate_host[:used_hugepages_1g]}/#{@candidate_host[:total_hugepages_1g]}, storage=#{@candidate_host[:total_storage_gib] - @candidate_host[:available_storage_gib]}/#{@candidate_host[:total_storage_gib]}), score=#{@score}"
end
private
def calculate_score
util = @allocations.map { it.utilization }
# utilization score, in range [0, 2]
score = @request.target_host_utilization - util.sum.fdiv(util.size)
score = score.abs + 1 if score < 0
# imbalance score, in range [0, 1]
score += util.max - util.min
# penalty for ongoing vm provisionings on the host
score += @candidate_host[:vm_provisioning_count] * 0.5
# prioritize premium family over other families if available
score += -1 if @candidate_host[:family] == "premium"
# penalty for AX161, TODO: remove after migration to AX162
score += 0.5 if @candidate_host[:total_cores] == 32
# penalty if we are trying to allocate into an shared slice but host has none available
score += 0.5 if @request.require_shared_slice && (@candidate_host[:slice_cpu_available] == 0 || @candidate_host[:slice_memory_available] == 0)
# penalty of 5 if host has a GPU but VM doesn't require a GPU
score += 5 unless @request.gpu_count > 0 || @candidate_host[:num_gpus] == 0
# penalty of 10 if location preference is not honored
score += 10 unless @request.location_preference.empty? || @request.location_preference.include?(@candidate_host[:location_id])
score
end
end
class VmHostAllocation
attr_reader :total, :used, :requested
def initialize(column, total, used, requested)
fail "resource '#{column}' uses more than is available: #{used} > #{total}" if used > total
@column = column
@total = total
@used = used
@requested = requested
end
def is_valid
@requested + @used <= @total
end
def utilization
(@used + @requested).fdiv(@total)
end
def get_vm_host_update
{@column => Sequel[@column] + @requested}
end
def update(vm, vm_host)
VmHost.dataset.where(id: vm_host.id).update([get_vm_host_update].reduce(&:merge))
end
end
class VmHostCpuAllocation < VmHostAllocation
# in addition to updating the host, also update the number of cores allocated
# for the VM. Only do this when we do not host the VM inside a slice.
def update(vm, vm_host)
super
vm.update(cores: requested)
end
end
# The VmHostSliceAllocation is used when system is configured
# to allocate VMs inside VmHostSlice. It wraps around the VmHostAllocation class
# used otherwise.
# This class handles two distinct cases - one when a dedicated slice
# is created for a VM (as in Standard family). In that case it always looks
# for a place for a new slice and finds a cpu set that will be used for that.
# The other case is when a shared slice can be used, meaning multiple VMs can be
# placed inside a slice. In that case the Allocation first looks if the candidate host
# already has a slice allocated that matches the family of the VM and that
# has enough room. If so, it will use that. Otherwise, a new slice will be
# created same way as in the 'dedicated' case.
# All this logic is split between 'select_existing_slice' and 'update' methods. The first
# one checks if the candidate_host can host a slice or has one already.
# The second one creates a slice if needed, once the host candidate is selected.
class VmHostSliceAllocation
def initialize(candidate_host, request, vm_host_allocations)
@candidate_host = candidate_host
@request = request
@vm_host_allocations = vm_host_allocations
@existing_slice = select_existing_slice if @request.require_shared_slice
end
def is_valid
if @existing_slice
true
else
@vm_host_allocations.all?(&:is_valid)
end
end
def utilization
if @existing_slice
# if we found an existing slice, return the desired utilization
# to make this a preferred choice
@request.target_host_utilization
else
# otherwise, compute the score based on combined CPU and Memory utilization, as usual
util = @vm_host_allocations.map(&:utilization)
util.sum.fdiv(util.size)
end
end
def update(vm, vm_host)
DB.transaction do
if @existing_slice
# update the VM
vm.update(vm_host_slice_id: @existing_slice.id)
# update the allocation on the VM
#
# if we cannot update the slice, likely because it was
# marked to be destroyed in parallel, we need to fail
# and start the allocation process again
updated = VmHostSlice.dataset
.where(id: @existing_slice.id, enabled: true)
.update(
used_cpu_percent: Sequel[:used_cpu_percent] + vm.cpu_percent_limit,
used_memory_gib: Sequel[:used_memory_gib] + vm.memory_gib
)
fail "failed to update slice" unless updated == 1
else
# We compute the number of cores that we need to give to the
# slice, from the number of requested vCPUs. Then we convert
# it back to CPUs for the host cpu allocation.
# This may seem redundant but it is neccessary for cases
# like 1-vcpu VM.
threads_per_core = vm_host.total_cpus / vm_host.total_cores
request_cores = @request.cores_for_vcpus(threads_per_core)
slice_cpus = request_cores * threads_per_core
cpus = select_cpuset(vm_host.id, slice_cpus)
st = Prog::Vm::VmHostSliceNexus.assemble_with_host(
"#{vm.family}_#{vm.inhost_name}",
vm_host,
family: vm.family,
allowed_cpus: cpus,
memory_gib: @request.memory_gib_for_vcpus(cpus.count),
is_shared: @request.require_shared_slice
)
# update the VM
vm.update(vm_host_slice_id: st.subject.id)
# Update the allocation on the VM. We also set enabled to true
# to mark it as allocatable and not scheduled for destruction.
VmHostSlice.dataset.where(id: vm.vm_host_slice_id).update(
used_cpu_percent: Sequel[:used_cpu_percent] + vm.cpu_percent_limit,
used_memory_gib: Sequel[:used_memory_gib] + vm.memory_gib,
enabled: true
)
# Update the host utilization
# Use the values of memory and cores from the slice, not from the request
# as that is what we are taking away from the host when reserving a slice
# Slice destruction will return those to the host
VmHost.dataset.where(id: vm_host.id).update(
used_cores: Sequel[:used_cores] + st.subject.cores,
used_hugepages_1g: Sequel[:used_hugepages_1g] + st.subject.total_memory_gib
)
end
end
end
def select_cpuset(vm_host_id, n)
# select the cpuset for the new slice
cpus = VmHostCpu
.where(vm_host_id: vm_host_id, spdk: false, vm_host_slice_id: nil)
.order_by(Sequel.asc(:cpu_number))
.limit(n)
.map(&:cpu_number)
fail "failed to allocate cpus" if cpus.size != n
cpus
end
def select_existing_slice
vm_host = VmHost[@candidate_host[:vm_host_id]]
# Try to find an existing slice with some room
vm_host.slices
.select {
(it.used_cpu_percent + @request.cpu_percent_limit <= it.total_cpu_percent) &&
(it.used_memory_gib + @request.memory_gib <= it.total_memory_gib) &&
(it.cores == @request.cores_for_vcpus(vm_host.total_cpus / vm_host.total_cores)) &&
(it.family == @request.family) &&
it.enabled
}
.min_by { it.used_cpu_percent }
end
end
class GpuAllocation
attr_reader
def initialize(candidate_host, request)
@used = candidate_host[:num_gpus] - candidate_host[:available_gpus]
@total = candidate_host[:num_gpus]
@requested = request.gpu_count
@iommu_groups = candidate_host[:available_iommu_groups].take(@requested)
end
def is_valid
@used < @total
end
def utilization
(@used + 1).fdiv(@total)
end
def update(vm, vm_host)
fail "concurrent GPU allocation" if
PciDevice.dataset
.where(vm_host_id: vm_host.id)
.where(vm_id: nil)
.where(iommu_group: @iommu_groups)
.update(vm_id: vm.id) < @requested
end
end
class StorageAllocation
attr_reader :is_valid, :total, :used, :requested, :volume_to_device_map
def initialize(candidate_host, request)
@candidate_host = candidate_host
@request = request
@is_valid = map_volumes_to_devices
end
def update(vm, vm_host)
@storage_device_allocations.each { it.update }
create_storage_volumes(vm, vm_host)
end
def utilization
1 - (@candidate_host[:available_storage_gib] - @request.storage_gib).fdiv(@candidate_host[:total_storage_gib])
end
def self.allocate_spdk_installation(spdk_installations)
total_weight = spdk_installations.sum(&:allocation_weight)
fail "Total weight of all eligible spdk_installations shouldn't be zero." if total_weight == 0
rand_point = rand(0..total_weight - 1)
weight_sum = 0
rand_choice = spdk_installations.each { |si|
weight_sum += si.allocation_weight
break si if weight_sum > rand_point
}
rand_choice.id
end
def self.allocate_vhost_block_backend(backends)
total_weight = backends.sum(&:allocation_weight)
fail "Total weight of all eligible vhost_block_backends shouldn't be zero." if total_weight == 0
rand_point = rand(total_weight)
weight_sum = 0
rand_choice = backends.find do |si|
weight_sum += si.allocation_weight
weight_sum > rand_point
end
rand_choice.id
end
private
def allocate_boot_image(vm_host, boot_image_name)
boot_image = BootImage.where(
vm_host_id: vm_host.id,
name: boot_image_name
).exclude(activated_at: nil).order_by(Sequel.desc(:version, nulls: :last)).first
boot_image.id
end
def map_volumes_to_devices
return false if @candidate_host[:available_storage_gib] < @request.storage_gib
@storage_device_allocations = @candidate_host[:storage_devices].map { StorageDeviceAllocation.new(it["id"], it["available_storage_gib"]) }
@volume_to_device_map = {}
@request.storage_volumes.each do |vol_id, vol|
dev = @storage_device_allocations.detect { |dev| dev.available_storage_gib >= vol["size_gib"] && !(@request.distinct_storage_devices && dev.allocated_storage_gib > 0) }
return false if dev.nil?
@volume_to_device_map[vol_id] = dev.id
dev.allocate(vol["size_gib"])
end
true
end
def create_storage_volumes(vm, vm_host)
@request.storage_volumes.each do |disk_index, volume|
if vm_host.vhost_block_backends_dataset.exclude(allocation_weight: 0).empty?
spdk_installation_id = StorageAllocation.allocate_spdk_installation(vm_host.spdk_installations)
use_bdev_ubi = SpdkInstallation[spdk_installation_id].supports_bdev_ubi? && volume["boot"]
else
vhost_block_backend_id = StorageAllocation.allocate_vhost_block_backend(vm_host.vhost_block_backends)
use_bdev_ubi = false
end
key_encryption_key = if volume["encrypted"]
key_wrapping_algorithm = "aes-256-gcm"
cipher = OpenSSL::Cipher.new(key_wrapping_algorithm)
key_wrapping_key = cipher.random_key
key_wrapping_iv = cipher.random_iv
StorageKeyEncryptionKey.create_with_id(
algorithm: key_wrapping_algorithm,
key: Base64.encode64(key_wrapping_key),
init_vector: Base64.encode64(key_wrapping_iv),
auth_data: "#{vm.inhost_name}_#{disk_index}"
)
end
image_id = if volume["boot"]
allocate_boot_image(vm_host, vm.boot_image)
elsif volume["read_only"]
allocate_boot_image(vm_host, volume["image"])
end
VmStorageVolume.create_with_id(
vm_id: vm.id,
boot: volume["boot"],
size_gib: volume["size_gib"],
use_bdev_ubi:,
boot_image_id: image_id,
skip_sync: volume["skip_sync"],
disk_index: disk_index,
key_encryption_key_1_id: key_encryption_key&.id,
spdk_installation_id: spdk_installation_id,
vhost_block_backend_id:,
storage_device_id: @volume_to_device_map[disk_index],
max_read_mbytes_per_sec: volume["max_read_mbytes_per_sec"],
max_write_mbytes_per_sec: volume["max_write_mbytes_per_sec"]
)
end
end
class StorageDeviceAllocation
attr_reader :id, :available_storage_gib, :allocated_storage_gib
def initialize(id, available_storage_gib)
@id = id
@available_storage_gib = available_storage_gib
@allocated_storage_gib = 0
end
def allocate(size_gib)
@available_storage_gib -= size_gib
@allocated_storage_gib += size_gib
end
def update
StorageDevice.dataset.where(id: id).update(available_storage_gib: Sequel[:available_storage_gib] - @allocated_storage_gib) if @allocated_storage_gib > 0
end
end
end
end