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[jira] [Created] (MESOS-5328) Docker volume isolator will mount volumes randomly if there are multiple volumes for one container

Guangya Liu created MESOS-5328:
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             Summary: Docker volume isolator will mount volumes randomly if there are multiple volumes for one container
                 Key: MESOS-5328
                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MESOS-5328
             Project: Mesos
          Issue Type: Bug
            Reporter: Guangya Liu
            Assignee: Guangya Liu


I was writing some test cases and found that sometimes the volume and mount point cannot match well when there are multiple volumes for one container.

{code}
  // Create volume with relative path.
  hashmap<string, string> options;
  const string key = "iops";
  const string value = "150";
  options[key] = value;
  const string driver1 = "driver1";
  const string name1 = "name1";
  const string containerPath1 = "tmp/foo1";
  Volume volume1 = createDockerVolume(
      driver1, name1, containerPath1, options);

  // Create volume with absolute path.
  const string driver2 = "driver2";
  const string name2 = "name2";
  // Make sure the absolute path exsit.
  const string containerPath2 = path::join(os::getcwd(), "foo2");
  ASSERT_SOME(os::mkdir(containerPath2));
  Volume volume2 = createDockerVolume(
      driver2, name2, containerPath2);
{code}

During test, I found that sometimes, the {{foo1}} is mount to {{mountpoint2}} while {{foo2}} mount to {{mountpoint1}}.

The root cause is that the {{volumes}} in prepare are persisted in a {{hashset}} and the {{hashset}} cannot make sure the order.



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