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[jira] [Updated] (CLOUDSTACK-10125) Usage Server shows incorrect
amount of RAM
[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CLOUDSTACK-10125?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ]
Vladimir Melnik updated CLOUDSTACK-10125:
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Description:
I don't know, how to reproduce it, but the usage server reports incorrect amount of RAM for one of several hundreds VMs: it has 4 GB of RAM, but 8 GB are being reported:
{noformat}
<virtualmachine>
<id>a4d03771-7267-4281-b615-d5cbae6c6e39</id>
<name>VM-a4d03771-7267-4281-b615-d5cbae6c6e39</name>
<displayname>VM-a4d03771-7267-4281-b615-d5cbae6c6e39</displayname>
<account>admin</account>
<userid>87417805-cc3c-4244-bdde-ce35d5f83d19</userid>
<username>admin</username>
<domainid>e681b2ae-7d10-44d9-befc-c0facc34cf64</domainid>
<domain>A201***</domain>
<created>2017-02-22T15:58:56+0200</created>
<state>Running</state>
<haenable>false</haenable>
<zoneid>c8d773fa-76ca-4637-8ecf-88656444fc86</zoneid>
<zonename>z2.tucha13.net</zonename>
<hostid>ed5a7c16-adf3-453a-9238-23c9e2697eb5</hostid>
<hostname>h3.c1.p1.z2.tucha13.net</hostname>
<templateid>3a8dfd95-96c1-4d86-8365-9645a9ea7996</templateid>
<templatename>windows-server-2012-r2-x64-russian</templatename>
<templatedisplaytext>Microsoft Windows Server 2012 R2 x64 Russian</templatedisplaytext>
<passwordenabled>false</passwordenabled>
<serviceofferingid>5248afa9-f896-4608-bf3b-316262c21b9d</serviceofferingid>
<serviceofferingname>custom-ssd-a1</serviceofferingname>
<diskofferingid>a7c8489e-214f-41b0-90fc-1a0f5ac537cb</diskofferingid>
<diskofferingname>custom-tier-a</diskofferingname>
<cpunumber>2</cpunumber>
<cpuspeed>2499</cpuspeed>
<memory>4096</memory>
<cpuused>1.39%</cpuused>
<networkkbsread>188561</networkkbsread>
<networkkbswrite>112379</networkkbswrite>
<diskkbsread>4930471</diskkbsread>
<diskkbswrite>3153415</diskkbswrite>
<memorykbs>4194304</memorykbs>
<memoryintfreekbs>4235640</memoryintfreekbs>
<memorytargetkbs>4194304</memorytargetkbs>
<diskioread>231433</diskioread>
<diskiowrite>128710</diskiowrite>
<guestosid>b5490e1c-bd31-11e6-b74f-06973a00088a</guestosid>
<rootdeviceid>0</rootdeviceid>
<rootdevicetype>ROOT</rootdevicetype>
<nic>
<id>29e08f6e-8649-4b1b-bda2-a7872f69485a</id>
<networkid>e4a97b82-c7c1-420d-b77f-987881064e0b</networkid>
<networkname>NET-PUB-193.151.***.0-24</networkname>
<netmask>255.255.255.0</netmask>
<gateway>193.151.***.***</gateway>
<ipaddress>193.151.***.***</ipaddress>
<isolationuri>vlan://***</isolationuri>
<broadcasturi>vlan://***</broadcasturi>
<traffictype>Guest</traffictype>
<type>Shared</type>
<isdefault>true</isdefault>
<macaddress>06:b9:d0***:***:***</macaddress>
</nic>
<hypervisor>KVM</hypervisor>
<instancename>i-1251-386-VM</instancename>
<displayvm>true</displayvm>
<isdynamicallyscalable>false</isdynamicallyscalable>
<ostypeid>168</ostypeid>
</virtualmachine>
{noformat}
{noformat}
<listusagerecordsresponse cloud-stack-version="4.9.0">
<count>1</count>
<usagerecord>
<account>admin</account>
<accountid>10aa1795-e315-46e7-a09a-3712acb51962</accountid>
<domainid>e681b2ae-7d10-44d9-befc-c0facc34cf64</domainid>
<zoneid>c8d773fa-76ca-4637-8ecf-88656444fc86</zoneid>
<description>VM-a4d03771-7267-4281-b615-d5cbae6c6e39 allocated (ServiceOffering: 231) (Template: 203)</description>
<usage>24 Hrs</usage>
<usagetype>2</usagetype>
<rawusage>24</rawusage>
<virtualmachineid>a4d03771-7267-4281-b615-d5cbae6c6e39</virtualmachineid>
<name>VM-a4d03771-7267-4281-b615-d5cbae6c6e39</name>
<offeringid>5248afa9-f896-4608-bf3b-316262c21b9d</offeringid>
<templateid>3a8dfd95-96c1-4d86-8365-9645a9ea7996</templateid>
<usageid>a4d03771-7267-4281-b615-d5cbae6c6e39</usageid>
<type>KVM</type>
<cpunumber>2</cpunumber>
<cpuspeed>2400</cpuspeed>
<memory>8192</memory>
<startdate>2017-10-30'T'00:00:00+00:00</startdate>
<enddate>2017-10-30'T'23:59:59+00:00</enddate>
</usagerecord>
</listusagerecordsresponse>
{noformat}
Are there any data that I could provide with more information that would help to find and fix the issue? I'd be glad to!
was:
I don't know, how to reproduce it, but the usage server reports incorrect amount of RAM for one of several hundreds VMs: it has 4 GB of RAM, but 8 GB are being reported:
{{<virtualmachine>
<id>a4d03771-7267-4281-b615-d5cbae6c6e39</id>
<name>VM-a4d03771-7267-4281-b615-d5cbae6c6e39</name>
<displayname>VM-a4d03771-7267-4281-b615-d5cbae6c6e39</displayname>
<account>admin</account>
<userid>87417805-cc3c-4244-bdde-ce35d5f83d19</userid>
<username>admin</username>
<domainid>e681b2ae-7d10-44d9-befc-c0facc34cf64</domainid>
<domain>A201***</domain>
<created>2017-02-22T15:58:56+0200</created>
<state>Running</state>
<haenable>false</haenable>
<zoneid>c8d773fa-76ca-4637-8ecf-88656444fc86</zoneid>
<zonename>z2.tucha13.net</zonename>
<hostid>ed5a7c16-adf3-453a-9238-23c9e2697eb5</hostid>
<hostname>h3.c1.p1.z2.tucha13.net</hostname>
<templateid>3a8dfd95-96c1-4d86-8365-9645a9ea7996</templateid>
<templatename>windows-server-2012-r2-x64-russian</templatename>
<templatedisplaytext>Microsoft Windows Server 2012 R2 x64 Russian</templatedisplaytext>
<passwordenabled>false</passwordenabled>
<serviceofferingid>5248afa9-f896-4608-bf3b-316262c21b9d</serviceofferingid>
<serviceofferingname>custom-ssd-a1</serviceofferingname>
<diskofferingid>a7c8489e-214f-41b0-90fc-1a0f5ac537cb</diskofferingid>
<diskofferingname>custom-tier-a</diskofferingname>
<cpunumber>2</cpunumber>
<cpuspeed>2499</cpuspeed>
<memory>4096</memory>
<cpuused>1.39%</cpuused>
<networkkbsread>188561</networkkbsread>
<networkkbswrite>112379</networkkbswrite>
<diskkbsread>4930471</diskkbsread>
<diskkbswrite>3153415</diskkbswrite>
<memorykbs>4194304</memorykbs>
<memoryintfreekbs>4235640</memoryintfreekbs>
<memorytargetkbs>4194304</memorytargetkbs>
<diskioread>231433</diskioread>
<diskiowrite>128710</diskiowrite>
<guestosid>b5490e1c-bd31-11e6-b74f-06973a00088a</guestosid>
<rootdeviceid>0</rootdeviceid>
<rootdevicetype>ROOT</rootdevicetype>
<nic>
<id>29e08f6e-8649-4b1b-bda2-a7872f69485a</id>
<networkid>e4a97b82-c7c1-420d-b77f-987881064e0b</networkid>
<networkname>NET-PUB-193.151.***.0-24</networkname>
<netmask>255.255.255.0</netmask>
<gateway>193.151.***.***</gateway>
<ipaddress>193.151.***.***</ipaddress>
<isolationuri>vlan://***</isolationuri>
<broadcasturi>vlan://***</broadcasturi>
<traffictype>Guest</traffictype>
<type>Shared</type>
<isdefault>true</isdefault>
<macaddress>06:b9:d0***:***:***</macaddress>
</nic>
<hypervisor>KVM</hypervisor>
<instancename>i-1251-386-VM</instancename>
<displayvm>true</displayvm>
<isdynamicallyscalable>false</isdynamicallyscalable>
<ostypeid>168</ostypeid>
</virtualmachine>
}}
{{
<listusagerecordsresponse cloud-stack-version="4.9.0">
<count>1</count>
<usagerecord>
<account>admin</account>
<accountid>10aa1795-e315-46e7-a09a-3712acb51962</accountid>
<domainid>e681b2ae-7d10-44d9-befc-c0facc34cf64</domainid>
<zoneid>c8d773fa-76ca-4637-8ecf-88656444fc86</zoneid>
<description>VM-a4d03771-7267-4281-b615-d5cbae6c6e39 allocated (ServiceOffering: 231) (Template: 203)</description>
<usage>24 Hrs</usage>
<usagetype>2</usagetype>
<rawusage>24</rawusage>
<virtualmachineid>a4d03771-7267-4281-b615-d5cbae6c6e39</virtualmachineid>
<name>VM-a4d03771-7267-4281-b615-d5cbae6c6e39</name>
<offeringid>5248afa9-f896-4608-bf3b-316262c21b9d</offeringid>
<templateid>3a8dfd95-96c1-4d86-8365-9645a9ea7996</templateid>
<usageid>a4d03771-7267-4281-b615-d5cbae6c6e39</usageid>
<type>KVM</type>
<cpunumber>2</cpunumber>
<cpuspeed>2400</cpuspeed>
<memory>8192</memory>
<startdate>2017-10-30'T'00:00:00+00:00</startdate>
<enddate>2017-10-30'T'23:59:59+00:00</enddate>
</usagerecord>
</listusagerecordsresponse>
}}
Could I provide with more information that would help to find and fix the issue? I'd be glad to!
> Usage Server shows incorrect amount of RAM
> ------------------------------------------
>
> Key: CLOUDSTACK-10125
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CLOUDSTACK-10125
> Project: CloudStack
> Issue Type: Bug
> Security Level: Public(Anyone can view this level - this is the default.)
> Components: Usage
> Affects Versions: 4.9.0
> Environment: CentOS-6.8-x64
> Reporter: Vladimir Melnik
> Priority: Critical
> Labels: usage
>
> I don't know, how to reproduce it, but the usage server reports incorrect amount of RAM for one of several hundreds VMs: it has 4 GB of RAM, but 8 GB are being reported:
> {noformat}
> <virtualmachine>
> <id>a4d03771-7267-4281-b615-d5cbae6c6e39</id>
> <name>VM-a4d03771-7267-4281-b615-d5cbae6c6e39</name>
> <displayname>VM-a4d03771-7267-4281-b615-d5cbae6c6e39</displayname>
> <account>admin</account>
> <userid>87417805-cc3c-4244-bdde-ce35d5f83d19</userid>
> <username>admin</username>
> <domainid>e681b2ae-7d10-44d9-befc-c0facc34cf64</domainid>
> <domain>A201***</domain>
> <created>2017-02-22T15:58:56+0200</created>
> <state>Running</state>
> <haenable>false</haenable>
> <zoneid>c8d773fa-76ca-4637-8ecf-88656444fc86</zoneid>
> <zonename>z2.tucha13.net</zonename>
> <hostid>ed5a7c16-adf3-453a-9238-23c9e2697eb5</hostid>
> <hostname>h3.c1.p1.z2.tucha13.net</hostname>
> <templateid>3a8dfd95-96c1-4d86-8365-9645a9ea7996</templateid>
> <templatename>windows-server-2012-r2-x64-russian</templatename>
> <templatedisplaytext>Microsoft Windows Server 2012 R2 x64 Russian</templatedisplaytext>
> <passwordenabled>false</passwordenabled>
> <serviceofferingid>5248afa9-f896-4608-bf3b-316262c21b9d</serviceofferingid>
> <serviceofferingname>custom-ssd-a1</serviceofferingname>
> <diskofferingid>a7c8489e-214f-41b0-90fc-1a0f5ac537cb</diskofferingid>
> <diskofferingname>custom-tier-a</diskofferingname>
> <cpunumber>2</cpunumber>
> <cpuspeed>2499</cpuspeed>
> <memory>4096</memory>
> <cpuused>1.39%</cpuused>
> <networkkbsread>188561</networkkbsread>
> <networkkbswrite>112379</networkkbswrite>
> <diskkbsread>4930471</diskkbsread>
> <diskkbswrite>3153415</diskkbswrite>
> <memorykbs>4194304</memorykbs>
> <memoryintfreekbs>4235640</memoryintfreekbs>
> <memorytargetkbs>4194304</memorytargetkbs>
> <diskioread>231433</diskioread>
> <diskiowrite>128710</diskiowrite>
> <guestosid>b5490e1c-bd31-11e6-b74f-06973a00088a</guestosid>
> <rootdeviceid>0</rootdeviceid>
> <rootdevicetype>ROOT</rootdevicetype>
> <nic>
> <id>29e08f6e-8649-4b1b-bda2-a7872f69485a</id>
> <networkid>e4a97b82-c7c1-420d-b77f-987881064e0b</networkid>
> <networkname>NET-PUB-193.151.***.0-24</networkname>
> <netmask>255.255.255.0</netmask>
> <gateway>193.151.***.***</gateway>
> <ipaddress>193.151.***.***</ipaddress>
> <isolationuri>vlan://***</isolationuri>
> <broadcasturi>vlan://***</broadcasturi>
> <traffictype>Guest</traffictype>
> <type>Shared</type>
> <isdefault>true</isdefault>
> <macaddress>06:b9:d0***:***:***</macaddress>
> </nic>
> <hypervisor>KVM</hypervisor>
> <instancename>i-1251-386-VM</instancename>
> <displayvm>true</displayvm>
> <isdynamicallyscalable>false</isdynamicallyscalable>
> <ostypeid>168</ostypeid>
> </virtualmachine>
> {noformat}
> {noformat}
> <listusagerecordsresponse cloud-stack-version="4.9.0">
> <count>1</count>
> <usagerecord>
> <account>admin</account>
> <accountid>10aa1795-e315-46e7-a09a-3712acb51962</accountid>
> <domainid>e681b2ae-7d10-44d9-befc-c0facc34cf64</domainid>
> <zoneid>c8d773fa-76ca-4637-8ecf-88656444fc86</zoneid>
> <description>VM-a4d03771-7267-4281-b615-d5cbae6c6e39 allocated (ServiceOffering: 231) (Template: 203)</description>
> <usage>24 Hrs</usage>
> <usagetype>2</usagetype>
> <rawusage>24</rawusage>
> <virtualmachineid>a4d03771-7267-4281-b615-d5cbae6c6e39</virtualmachineid>
> <name>VM-a4d03771-7267-4281-b615-d5cbae6c6e39</name>
> <offeringid>5248afa9-f896-4608-bf3b-316262c21b9d</offeringid>
> <templateid>3a8dfd95-96c1-4d86-8365-9645a9ea7996</templateid>
> <usageid>a4d03771-7267-4281-b615-d5cbae6c6e39</usageid>
> <type>KVM</type>
> <cpunumber>2</cpunumber>
> <cpuspeed>2400</cpuspeed>
> <memory>8192</memory>
> <startdate>2017-10-30'T'00:00:00+00:00</startdate>
> <enddate>2017-10-30'T'23:59:59+00:00</enddate>
> </usagerecord>
> </listusagerecordsresponse>
> {noformat}
> Are there any data that I could provide with more information that would help to find and fix the issue? I'd be glad to!
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