Some HA Questions Memory Error, Parallel Migrate, HA for all VMs,
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What does the memory utilization looks on all the hosts in the pool?
How much max RAM did you allocate the VM's that has the restart option enabled?About the parallel migration I think you are right, it will migrate the VM's one by one to another host in the pool. Haven't found any setting to change this.
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@vahric-0 VM migration takes a lot of resources; be sure to give dom0 plenty of VCPUs and RAM. You can run top or xentop from the CLI to see the impact during migration and watch for CPU and memory saturation as a sign that dom0 does not have adequate resources.
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@nikade In XenServer at least, I thought the limit was three VMs being able to be migrated in parallel, according to this:
https://docs.xenserver.com/en-us/xencenter/current-release/vms-relocate.html -
@tjkreidl said in Some HA Questions Memory Error, Parallel Migrate, HA for all VMs,:
@nikade In XenServer at least, I thought the limit was three VMs being able to be migrated in parallel, according to this:
https://docs.xenserver.com/en-us/xencenter/current-release/vms-relocate.htmlYeah, that seems to be correct. I would asume XCP has the same baseline.
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@nikade And if you queue up more than three migration instances, my experience has been that then they are processed such that no more than three run concurrently.
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@tjkreidl said in Some HA Questions Memory Error, Parallel Migrate, HA for all VMs,:
@nikade And if you queue up more than three migration instances, my experience has been that then they are processed such that no more than three run concurrently.
Yeah, thats good to hear.
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@nikade No, but I've done a lot -- probably one or two dozen -- when doing updates to help speed up the evacuation of hosts. You can check the queue with
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@tjkreidl said in Some HA Questions Memory Error, Parallel Migrate, HA for all VMs,:
@nikade No, but I've done a lot -- probably one or two dozen -- when doing updates to help speed up the evacuation of hosts. You can check the queue with
"xe task-list" to see what's being processed or queued.Cool, I rarely do migrate them manually so I wouldn't know.
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@nikade @tjkreidl
increasing memory of Dom0 did not effect ...
increasing vCPU of Dom0 did not effect (actually not all vcpu already used for it but i just want to try )
I run stress*ng for load vms memory but did not effect
No pinning or numa config need because single cpu and shared L3 cache for all cores
Also MTU size is not effecting its working same with 1500 and 9000 MTU
I saw and change tcp_limit_output_bytes but did not help meOnly what effect is changing the hardware
My Intel servers are Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2620 v3 @ 2.40GHz --> 0.9 Gbit/s per migration
My AMD servers are AMD EPYC 7502P 32-Core Processor --> 1.76 Gbit/s per migrationDo you have any advise ?
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@vahric-0 Are you using shared storage? Your numbers looks like you are migrating storage as well, im seeing way higher numbers within our pools and they also have the same CPU (Dual socket Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2620 v3 @ 2.40GHz).
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@nikade No storage migration , they are all sit in shared storage
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@vahric-0 said in Some HA Questions Memory Error, Parallel Migrate, HA for all VMs,:
@nikade No storage migration , they are all sit in shared storage
Thats strange, are all the XCP hosts within the same network as well? Not different VLAN's or subnets?
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@nikade yes same, they are running on same broadcast domain
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@vahric-0 Then I am out of suggestions, sorry.
