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VDU auto healing
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https://blueprints.launchpad.net/tacker/+spec/vdu-auto-healing
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With anti-affinity policy now in place, it's possible to deploy high
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available VNF applications (High availability will be taken care by the
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application running on VDUs). If one of the VDUs is not responding, then
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the existing ``respawn`` action deletes entire stack and creates new
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ones.
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Our plan is to add a new action ``vdu_autohealing`` to bring back the
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failed VDU instead of deleting entire stack and creating a new one.
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Problem description
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If one of the VDUs is not responding, then there is no way to bring back
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that particular failed VDU as the existing ``respawn`` action deletes
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the entire stack and creates a new one. If all VDUs are deleted and
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replaced by new ones, high availability feature will be hampered as
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there will be some down time until the VDUs are back again.
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Our plan is to add a new action ``vdu_autohealing`` to bring back the
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failed VDU thereby enabling other VDU in VNF to switch over to master to
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keep services uninterrupted.
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Proposed change
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===============
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Add a new action 'vdu_autohealing' which will first mark the status
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(here, this is the status of "Heat" side) of
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VDU and CPs assigned to that particular VDU as unhealthy using
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'resource-mark-unhealthy' heat api and then the second step will be to
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update the stack which will bring back the VDU and CPs marked as
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unhealthy to "CHECK_COMPLETE" again. Internally, when stack is updated,
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heat deletes the VDUs and CPs marked as unhealthy and replaces it with a
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new ones. The heat-apis will be called from respective infra driver used
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by the VNF. Presently, we are going to support this action for
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`openstack` infra driver. After stack is updated, it will keep checking
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the status of VNF to `CREATE_COMPLETE` until that point monitoring of
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that particular VNF will be stopped.
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Note: No plan to support this new action `vdu_autohealing` for policy
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type `tosca.policies.tacker.alarming` so this action will not be
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included in constant `DEFAULT_ALARM_ACTIONS` as defined in
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tacker.plugins.common.constants. If this action needs to be supported
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for policy type alarms, then there is need to pass `metadata` where the
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action is invoked. This metadata contains the name of the
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`metering.server_group` that you specify in VDU metadata. In the action
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itself, based on policy type and `metadata`, we can scan VNFD template
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available in 'vnf_dict' parameter to get VDU name. Once we know the VDU
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name, the same logic will be reused for auto-healing.
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An example of VNFD is shown below. The VDU will be monitored using any
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of the existing monitoring drivers. If it fails to monitor any specific
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VDU, it will execute the new action `vdu_autohealing`.
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.. code-block:: yaml
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:caption: Example VNFD
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tosca_definitions_version: tosca_simple_profile_for_nfv_1_0_0
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description: Monitoring policy action : vdu_autohealing
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topology_templete:
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node_templates:
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VDU:
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type: tosca.nodes.nfv.VDU.Tacker
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# ...snip...
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properties:
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monitoring_policy:
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name: ping
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parameters:
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monitoring_delay: 45
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count: 3
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interval: 1
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timeout: 2
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actions:
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failure: vdu_autohealing
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Alternatives
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------------
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The other alternative solution is the same one as described in
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alternative section of vdu-affinity-policy spec [#f1]_. In NSD, we can
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add two VNFs, one for active and another for standby. If tacker detects
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any issues during monitoring, then `respawn` action will delete that
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particular VNF and create a new one. If the failed VNF is active, then
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the other standby VNF will become active and continue servicing request
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without interruption.
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Data model impact
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None
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REST API impact
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None
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Security impact
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---------------
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None
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Notifications impact
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None
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Other end user impact
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None
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Performance Impact
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None
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Other deployer impact
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None
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Developer impact
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None
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Implementation
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Assignee(s)
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Primary assignee:
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Bhagyashri Shewale <bhagyashri.shewale@nttdata.com>
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Other contributors:
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Hiroyuki Jo <jo.hiroyuki@lab.ntt.co.jp>
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Tushar Patil <tushar.vitthal.patil@gmail.com>
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Work Items
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* Add `vdu_autohealing` action to mark VDU status to unhealthy and
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update stack
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* Unit Tests
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* Functional Tests
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* Update documentation
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Dependencies
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============
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None
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Testing
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Unit and functional tests are sufficient to test `vdu_autohealing`
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action.
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Documentation Impact
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====================
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* Add VNFD tosca-template under samples to show how to configure
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`vdu_autohealing` action.
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* Add a new action `vdu_autohealing` in Tacker Monitoring Framework
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[#f2]_.
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References
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==========
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.. [#f1] https://specs.openstack.org/openstack/tacker-specs/specs/rocky/vdu-affinity-policy.html
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.. [#f2] https://docs.openstack.org/tacker/latest/contributor/monitor-api.html
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