This makes it possible to define two or more VM instances that have the same VirtURI and VirtDomain values and differ only in their IdleSnapshot field. This can be used to perform tests on multiple configurations of a given Windows version, such as testing different locales, etc.
However a hypervisor domain only has one current snapshot. So the TestBot can only use one of the VM instances that depend on this hypervisor domain at any time.
An important consequence is that $VM->Status does not necessarily matches the state of the hypervisor domain. So $VM->Status == off does not mean that the TestBot is free to revert the domain to that VM snapshot. The status of the other VMs using the same hypervisor domain much be checked first. This is handled by some extra _CanScheduleOnVM() calls.
Signed-off-by: Francois Gouget fgouget@codeweavers.com --- testbot/lib/WineTestBot/Jobs.pm | 91 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++------- 1 file changed, 77 insertions(+), 14 deletions(-)
diff --git a/testbot/lib/WineTestBot/Jobs.pm b/testbot/lib/WineTestBot/Jobs.pm index eea16864e..b870d7b7d 100644 --- a/testbot/lib/WineTestBot/Jobs.pm +++ b/testbot/lib/WineTestBot/Jobs.pm @@ -519,22 +519,67 @@ sub _GetMaxReverts($)
Checks if a task or VM operation can be performed on the specified VM.
+We allow multiple VM instances to refer to different snapshots of the same +hypervisor domain (that is VM objects that have identical VirtURI and +VirtDomain fields but different values for IdleSnapshot). This is typically +used to test different configurations of the same base virtual machine. + +However a hypervisor domain cannot run two snapshots simultaneously so this +function is used to ensure the scheduler does not simultaneously assign the +same hypervisor domain to two VM instances. + =back =cut
-sub _CanScheduleOnVM($$) +sub _CanScheduleOnVM($$;$) { - my ($Sched, $VM) = @_; + my ($Sched, $VM, $Steal) = @_; + + my $DomainKey = $VM->VirtURI ." ". $VM->VirtDomain; + my $DomainVM = $Sched->{domains}->{$DomainKey};
- return 1 if ($VM->Status eq "off"); + if (!$DomainVM or $DomainVM->Status eq "off") + { + $Sched->{domains}->{$DomainKey} = $VM; + return 1; + }
- # If the VM is busy it cannot be taken over for a new task my $VMKey = $VM->GetKey(); - return 0 if ($Sched->{busyvms}->{$VMKey}); + if ($Sched->{busyvms}->{$VMKey}) + { + # If the VM is busy it cannot be taken over for a new task + return 0; + } + + my $DomainVMKey = $DomainVM->GetKey(); + if ($VMKey eq $DomainVMKey) + { + # Already ours. Use it if it is not busy + return !$VM->ChildPid; + }
- # A process may be working on the VM even though it is not busy (e.g. if it - # is sleeping). In that case just wait. - return !$VM->ChildPid; + # We cannot schedule anything on this VM if we cannot take the hypervisor + # domain from its current owner. Note that we can always take over dirty VMs + # if we did not start an operation on them yet (i.e. if they are in lambvms). + if (!$Sched->{lambvms}->{$DomainVMKey} or + (!$Steal and ($VM->Status eq "off" or $DomainVM->Status ne "dirty"))) + { + return 0; + } + + # $DomainVM is either dirty (with no child process), idle or sleeping. + # Just mark it off and let the caller poweroff or revert the + # hypervisor domain as needed for the new VM. + $DomainVM->KillChild(); # For the sleeping case + my $Host = _GetSchedHost($Sched, $DomainVM); + $Host->{$DomainVM->Status}--; + $Host->{active}--; + $DomainVM->Status("off"); + $DomainVM->Save(); + # off VMs are neither in busyvms nor lambvms + delete $Sched->{lambvms}->{$DomainVMKey}; + $Sched->{domains}->{$DomainKey} = $VM; + return 1; }
=pod @@ -542,8 +587,8 @@ sub _CanScheduleOnVM($$)
=item C<_CheckAndClassifyVMs()>
-Checks the VMs state consistency, counts the VMs in each state and classifies -them. +Checks the VMs state consistency, counts the VMs in each state, classifies +them, and determines which VM owns each hypervisor domain.
=over
@@ -577,6 +622,14 @@ Puts the VMs in one of three sets:
=item *
+Determines which VM should have exclusive access to each hypervisor domain. +This is normally the VM that is currently using it, but if all a given +hypervisor domain's VMs are off, one of them is picked at random. In any case +if a VM is not in the busyvms set, the hypervisor domain can be taken away from +it if necessary. + +=item * + Each VM is given a priority describing the likelihood that it will be needed by a future job. When no other VM is running this can be used to decide which VMs to start in advance. @@ -699,8 +752,11 @@ sub _CheckAndClassifyVMs() } elsif ($VM->Status eq "offline") { - my $ErrMessage = $VM->RunMonitor(); - return ($ErrMessage, undef) if (defined $ErrMessage); + if (_CanScheduleOnVM($Sched, $VM)) + { + my $ErrMessage = $VM->RunMonitor(); + return ($ErrMessage, undef) if (defined $ErrMessage); + } # Ignore the VM for this round since we cannot use it $Sched->{busyvms}->{$VMKey} = 1; } @@ -720,6 +776,8 @@ sub _CheckAndClassifyVMs() # Note that off VMs are neither in busyvms nor lambvms }
+ _CanScheduleOnVM($Sched, $VM); + $Sched->{nicefuture}->{$VMKey} = ($VM->Role eq "base" ? 0 : $VM->Role eq "winetest" ? 10 : @@ -965,7 +1023,8 @@ sub _ScheduleTasks($) # count them against the running VM limit. if ($Host->{sleeping} + $Host->{running} + $Host->{dirty} < $Host->{MaxRunningVMs} and ($Host->{reverting} == 0 or - $Host->{reverting} <= $Host->{MaxRevertsWhileRunningVMs})) + $Host->{reverting} <= $Host->{MaxRevertsWhileRunningVMs}) and + _CanScheduleOnVM($Sched, $VM)) { $Sched->{busyvms}->{$VMKey} = 1; $VM->RecordStatus($Sched->{records}, join(" ", "running", $Job->Id, $Step->No, $Task->No)); @@ -1159,7 +1218,10 @@ sub _RevertVMs($$)
# Skip this VM if the previous step's tasks are not about to run yet next if (_HasMissingDependencies($Sched, $NeededVMs, $VMKey)); - next if (!_CanScheduleOnVM($Sched, $VM)); + + # Don't steal the hypervisor domain for a VM we will only need later + my $Steal = (_GetNiceness($NeededVMs, $VMKey) < $NEXT_BASE); + next if (!_CanScheduleOnVM($Sched, $VM, $Steal));
my $NeedsSacrifice; if (_GetNiceness($NeededVMs, $VMKey) >= $FUTURE_BASE) @@ -1224,6 +1286,7 @@ sub _PowerOffDirtyVMs($) { my $VM = $Sched->{VMs}->GetItem($VMKey); next if ($VM->Status ne "dirty"); + next if (!_CanScheduleOnVM($Sched, $VM));
$VM->RecordStatus($Sched->{records}, "dirty poweroff"); my $ErrMessage = $VM->RunPowerOff();