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fix cinder detach problems #56846

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What this PR does / why we need it: We have currently huge problems in cinder volume detach. This PR tries to fix these issues.

Which issue(s) this PR fixes:
Fixes #50004
Fixes #57497

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openstack cinder detach problem is fixed if nova is shutdowned

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/ok-to-test

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dims commented Dec 5, 2017

/assign @FengyunPan

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zetaab commented Dec 5, 2017

actually this attachdisk function is not called nowadays right after it needs the disk, so this pr is not valid like this.

@@ -317,8 +317,16 @@ func (os *OpenStack) AttachDisk(instanceID, volumeID string) (string, error) {
if instanceID == volume.AttachedServerId {
glog.V(4).Infof("Disk %s is already attached to instance %s", volumeID, instanceID)
return volume.ID, nil
} else {
// otherwise the disk is in incorrect compute and it needs detach
glog.V(2).Infof("Disk %s is attached to a different compute: %s, attempting detach", volumeID, volume.AttachedServerId)
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So this patch unequivocally performs detach from wherever the volume was previously attached in order for attach to succeed? I do not think this is correct approach and might cause race conditions.

What I would suggest instead is to take approach we took for fixing EBS volumes and raise volumeutil.NewDanglingError if volume is attached to a compute node and it shouldn't be attached there - https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/blob/master/pkg/cloudprovider/providers/aws/aws.go#L2251

What that will do is, add the volume back into actual state of world of attach/detach controller and if there is no pod that needs the volume, then the volume will be correctly detached.

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sounds like a plan, thanks

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You are going to update this PR as aforementioned heuristic right?

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Yep, i will update when i have time which is not now

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cool. let me place a hold on this PR for now

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//nodeName := mapServerToNodeName(attachedInstance)

// should we use os.GetDevicePathBySerialId(volumeID) or volume.AttachedDevice see issue #33128
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I am now thinking could #50004 happen because of #33128? If devices are detached by actual_state_of_world devicepath, that might cause that problem that drives are not detached at all (because drive paths in machines does not match to information that cinder has)?

Correct way of doing danglingerror is maybe use volume.AttachDevice, but if that returns incorrect information we have have quite big problem. Instead if we insert "/dev/disk/by-id/", id to danglingerror, it might mean that it does not work at all?

Then second problem is that in openstack we do not have function like getinstancebyid. Where I can get nodename using instanceid without querying openstack api? That is of course the last option, but I would not like go there.

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@kiall because you fixed that devicepath thing, could you check comment above ^.

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Where I can get nodename using instanceid without querying openstack api? That is of course the last option, but I would not like go there.

Why would you not want to go there? It seems pretty trivial to get nodeName from instance-id using API. Something like:

server, err := servers.Get(i.compute, instanceID).Extract()

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Well, if there is option to use existing data or load data from api always. My choice is use existing data. Like in this case nodename is quite static info - we could cache it.

But if there isnt option to use existing data then i must use api.

Still question is about that devicepath things. From my perspective it might be that these cinder detach issues might be related to incorrect paths. Cinder in openstack says like /dev/vdb but then when you go to machine it is located in /dev/vdc. I have seen problems like this in our openstack. However, i think we should here make kube trust cinder devicepath. Then openstack guys should fix their side. What you think?

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I do not think detaching is related to device path problem because volume detach code doesn't appear to be using device path at all.

If somehow detach is affected by incorrect device path, then it could be because umount is not working properly. I am yet to properly look into bugs linked in this PR to verify if that was the case.

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gnufied commented Jan 10, 2018

@zetaab yep that is what we expected. Thank you for chasing this down and verifying it. I will lgtm it shortly.

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Mostly looks good. Some minor comments.

@@ -317,8 +320,19 @@ func (os *OpenStack) AttachDisk(instanceID, volumeID string) (string, error) {
if instanceID == volume.AttachedServerId {
glog.V(4).Infof("Disk %s is already attached to instance %s", volumeID, instanceID)
return volume.ID, nil
} else {
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there is no need of this else statement. The code can be written without else.

// using volume.AttachedDevice may cause problems because cinder does not report device path correctly see issue #33128
devicePath := volume.AttachedDevice
danglingErr := volumeutil.NewDanglingError(attachErr, nodeName, devicePath)
glog.V(4).Infof("volume %s is already attached to node %s path %s", volumeID, nodeName, devicePath)
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Lets change this log line to Found dangling volume %s attached to node %s and increase the log level to 2. The reason is - this error should not happen in all the cases and it is a good idea to log it at higher priority.

@@ -578,6 +592,9 @@ func (os *OpenStack) GetAttachmentDiskPath(instanceID, volumeID string) (string,

// DiskIsAttached queries if a volume is attached to a compute instance
func (os *OpenStack) DiskIsAttached(instanceID, volumeID string) (bool, error) {
if instanceID == "" {
glog.Warningf("calling DiskIsAttached with empty instanceid: %s %s", instanceID, volumeID)
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why did you change this - just curious..

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well there was case where the code did not work properly if instanceid was "". I can remove it, but I was thinking that it could help debugging in future.

instanceID := "/" + srv.ID
if ind := strings.LastIndex(instanceID, "/"); ind >= 0 {
instanceID = instanceID[(ind + 1):]
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Can you add a comment about - why we are doing this? I assume that - instance-id of node exists after encountering first - "/" and it includes last "/" as well? so something like - "foobar/instance-id/" ?

cc @rootfs @pospispa

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Basically what that code does is that it removes first '/', but is that the case always? srv.ID usually in openstack is UID of the instance. So it should not contain anything more than UID, but I am not sure.

That code is taken originally from here https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/blob/master/pkg/volume/cinder/attacher.go#L427-L439 I was thinking that I will use same code, if there are really some special cases.

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git blame tells that this function is originally committed by @jamiehannaford Jamie could you help us, what is purpose of this? Are there some special cases why this is implemented like this?

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might be that this is there because of this comment https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/blob/master/pkg/cloudprovider/providers/openstack/openstack_instances.go#L161-L163 in future it is possible to return endpoint as: <endpoint>/<instanceid> and then this parser will strip that <endpoint>/ out of it.

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cool. thank you for digging this. I was wondering about it a bit..

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@zetaab Pretty sure I did not add this. Not sure why blame is saying otherwise. Looks like that comment addresses the reason though.

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return os.DisksAreAttached(instanceID, volumeIDs)
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So this change is unrelated to issues this PR is supposed to fix right? I think this is fixing VolumesAreAttached mechanism but can we extract that into a separate PR? I feel as it is - we are fixing 2 bugs in this PR. This will be 3rd one.

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hmm, imo this should be here. Without this, if you shutdown node, it will mark all volumes as "available" in controller, but those are really attached to shutdowned node in openstack. This PR should fix those detach problems if node is shutdowned.

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gnufied commented Jan 10, 2018

Please squash last commit and then I think we are good to go.

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zetaab commented Jan 10, 2018

done

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gnufied commented Jan 10, 2018

/lgtm

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gnufied commented Jan 10, 2018

cc @anguslees for approval from openstack side of things.

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zetaab commented Jan 10, 2018

/retest

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fix cinder detach problems

**What this PR does / why we need it**: We have currently huge problems in cinder volume detach. This PR tries to fix these issues.

**Which issue(s) this PR fixes**:
Fixes kubernetes#50004 
Fixes kubernetes#57497

**Special notes for your reviewer**: 
**Release note**:

```release-note
openstack cinder detach problem is fixed if nova is shutdowned
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fix cinder detach problems

**What this PR does / why we need it**: We have currently huge problems in cinder volume detach. This PR tries to fix these issues.

**Which issue(s) this PR fixes**:
Fixes kubernetes#50004 
Fixes kubernetes#57497

**Special notes for your reviewer**: 
**Release note**:

```release-note
openstack cinder detach problem is fixed if nova is shutdowned
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the pr can merge v1.8 release? I use v1.8.5 version and test shutdown one minion have the same problem#57497,thanks for you reply!

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