X-Git-Url: https://osm.etsi.org/gitweb/?p=osm%2Fvim-emu.git;a=blobdiff_plain;f=src%2Femuvim%2Fdcemulator%2Fresourcemodel%2Fupb%2Fsimple.py;h=425d959d1e31e60445ef34c93003b760fda3a1e9;hp=9d5df063c5b4b953816ac8722b55bc23df4ec1cc;hb=fed146dbb3d924fd67cf297956635e738318b7f4;hpb=0ef3877f096e85183a63298674736e14c46da1bd diff --git a/src/emuvim/dcemulator/resourcemodel/upb/simple.py b/src/emuvim/dcemulator/resourcemodel/upb/simple.py index 9d5df06..425d959 100644 --- a/src/emuvim/dcemulator/resourcemodel/upb/simple.py +++ b/src/emuvim/dcemulator/resourcemodel/upb/simple.py @@ -9,6 +9,8 @@ from emuvim.dcemulator.resourcemodel import BaseResourceModel LOG = logging.getLogger("rm.upb.simple") LOG.setLevel(logging.DEBUG) +CPU_PERIOD = 1000000 + class UpbSimpleCloudDcRM(BaseResourceModel): """ @@ -127,21 +129,30 @@ class UpbSimpleCloudDcRM(BaseResourceModel): # calculate cpu time fraction of a single compute unit single_cu = float(e_cpu) / sum([rm.dc_max_cu for rm in list(self.registrar.resource_models)]) # calculate cpu time fraction for container with given flavor - cpu_time_percentage = single_cu * number_cu - # calculate cpu period and quota for CFS + cpu_time_percentage = self.single_cu * number_cu + # calculate input values for CFS scheduler bandwidth limitation + cpu_period, cpu_quota = self._calculate_cpu_cfs_values(cpu_time_percentage) + # apply limits to container if changed + if d.cpu_period != cpu_period or d.cpu_quota != cpu_quota: + LOG.debug("Setting CPU limit for %r: cpu_quota = cpu_period * limit = %f * %f = %f" % ( + d.name, cpu_period, cpu_time_percentage, cpu_quota)) + d.updateCpuLimit(cpu_period=int(cpu_period), cpu_quota=int(cpu_quota)) + + def _calculate_cpu_cfs_values(self, cpu_time_percentage): + """ + Calculate cpu period and quota for CFS + :param cpu_time_percentage: percentage of overall CPU to be used + :return: cpu_period, cpu_quota + """ # (see: https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/scheduler/sched-bwc.txt) # Attention minimum cpu_quota is 1ms (micro) - cpu_period = 1000000 # lets consider a fixed period of 1000000 microseconds for now + cpu_period = CPU_PERIOD # lets consider a fixed period of 1000000 microseconds for now cpu_quota = cpu_period * cpu_time_percentage # calculate the fraction of cpu time for this container # ATTENTION >= 1000 to avoid a invalid argument system error ... no idea why if cpu_quota < 1000: cpu_quota = 1000 - LOG.warning("Increased CPU quota for %r to avoid system error." % d.name) - # apply to container if changed - if d.cpu_period != cpu_period or d.cpu_quota != cpu_quota: - LOG.debug("Setting CPU limit for %r: cpu_quota = cpu_period * limit = %f * %f = %f" % ( - d.name, cpu_period, cpu_time_percentage, cpu_quota)) - d.updateCpuLimit(cpu_period=int(cpu_period), cpu_quota=int(cpu_quota)) + LOG.warning("Increased CPU quota to avoid system error.") + return cpu_period, cpu_quota def _apply_mem_limits(self, d): """ @@ -155,18 +166,26 @@ class UpbSimpleCloudDcRM(BaseResourceModel): # calculate amount of memory for a single mu single_mu = float(e_mem) / sum([rm.dc_max_mu for rm in list(self.registrar.resource_models)]) # calculate mem for given flavor - mem_limit = single_mu * number_mu - # ATTENTION minimum mem_limit per container is 4MB - if mem_limit < 4: - mem_limit = 4 - LOG.warning("Increased MEM limit for %r because it was less than 4.0 MB." % d.name) - # to byte! - mem_limit = int(mem_limit*1024*1024) + mem_limit = self.single_mu * number_mu + mem_limit = self._calculate_mem_limit_value(mem_limit) # apply to container if changed if d.mem_limit != mem_limit: LOG.debug("Setting MEM limit for %r: mem_limit = %f MB" % (d.name, mem_limit/1024/1024)) d.updateMemoryLimit(mem_limit=mem_limit) + def _calculate_mem_limit_value(self, mem_limit): + """ + Calculate actual mem limit as input for cgroup API + :param mem_limit: abstract mem limit + :return: concrete mem limit + """ + # ATTENTION minimum mem_limit per container is 4MB + if mem_limit < 4: + mem_limit = 4 + LOG.warning("Increased MEM limit because it was less than 4.0 MB.") + # to byte! + return int(mem_limit*1024*1024) + def get_state_dict(self): """ Return the state of the resource model as simple dict.