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[GitHub] melnik13 opened a new issue #2657: KVM hosts are being reset by a script

melnik13 opened a new issue #2657: KVM hosts are being reset by a script
URL: https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/issues/2657
 
 
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   This issue is related to KVM hosts. As far as I can see, XEN hosts are affected too.
   
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   All 4.x and 2.x versions seem to be affected.
   
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   ##### SUMMARY
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   KVM hosts are being rebooted by `kvmheartbeat.sh` when the NFS-server that is being used as a primary storage becomes unreachable.
   
   I'd like to propose change behavior of `kvmheartbeat.sh`, as it's not necessary to reboot a whole host when only one of VMs is having difficulties while other VMs are working fine with other storages.
   
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   It's easy to reproduce: just deploy a VM with a volume on an NFS-based storage, break NFS and wait.
   
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   ##### EXPECTED RESULTS
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   The KVM host will be reset.
   
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   ##### ACTUAL RESULTS
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   The `kvmscript.sh` will reboot the server.
   
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