neutron/neutron/agent/linux/tc_lib.py

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# Copyright 2016 OVH SAS
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# not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain
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# WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the
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import re
from neutron_lib import exceptions
from neutron._i18n import _
from neutron.agent.linux import ip_lib
INGRESS_QDISC_ID = "ffff:"
MAX_MTU_VALUE = 65535
SI_BASE = 1000
IEC_BASE = 1024
LATENCY_UNIT = "ms"
BW_LIMIT_UNIT = "kbit" # kilobits per second in tc's notation
BURST_UNIT = "kbit" # kilobits in tc's notation
# Those are RATES (bits per second) and SIZE (bytes) unit names from tc manual
UNITS = {
"k": 1,
"m": 2,
"g": 3,
"t": 4
}
filters_pattern = re.compile(r"police \w+ rate (\w+) burst (\w+)")
tbf_pattern = re.compile(
r"qdisc (\w+) \w+: \w+ refcnt \d rate (\w+) burst (\w+) \w*")
class InvalidKernelHzValue(exceptions.NeutronException):
message = _("Kernel HZ value %(value)s is not valid. This value must be "
"greater than 0.")
class InvalidUnit(exceptions.NeutronException):
message = _("Unit name '%(unit)s' is not valid.")
def convert_to_kilobits(value, base):
value = value.lower()
if "bit" in value:
input_in_bits = True
value = value.replace("bit", "")
else:
input_in_bits = False
value = value.replace("b", "")
# if it is now bare number then it is in bits, so we return it simply
if value.isdigit():
value = int(value)
if input_in_bits:
return bits_to_kilobits(value, base)
else:
bits_value = bytes_to_bits(value)
return bits_to_kilobits(bits_value, base)
unit = value[-1:]
if unit not in UNITS.keys():
raise InvalidUnit(unit=unit)
val = int(value[:-1])
if input_in_bits:
bits_value = val * (base ** UNITS[unit])
else:
bits_value = bytes_to_bits(val * (base ** UNITS[unit]))
return bits_to_kilobits(bits_value, base)
def bytes_to_bits(value):
return value * 8
def bits_to_kilobits(value, base):
#NOTE(slaweq): round up that even 1 bit will give 1 kbit as a result
return int((value + (base - 1)) / base)
class TcCommand(ip_lib.IPDevice):
def __init__(self, name, kernel_hz, namespace=None):
if kernel_hz <= 0:
raise InvalidKernelHzValue(value=kernel_hz)
super(TcCommand, self).__init__(name, namespace=namespace)
self.kernel_hz = kernel_hz
def _execute_tc_cmd(self, cmd, **kwargs):
cmd = ['tc'] + cmd
ip_wrapper = ip_lib.IPWrapper(self.namespace)
return ip_wrapper.netns.execute(cmd, run_as_root=True, **kwargs)
def get_filters_bw_limits(self, qdisc_id=INGRESS_QDISC_ID):
cmd = ['filter', 'show', 'dev', self.name, 'parent', qdisc_id]
cmd_result = self._execute_tc_cmd(cmd)
if not cmd_result:
return None, None
for line in cmd_result.split("\n"):
m = filters_pattern.match(line.strip())
if m:
#NOTE(slaweq): because tc is giving bw limit in SI units
# we need to calculate it as 1000bit = 1kbit:
bw_limit = convert_to_kilobits(m.group(1), SI_BASE)
#NOTE(slaweq): because tc is giving burst limit in IEC units
# we need to calculate it as 1024bit = 1kbit:
burst_limit = convert_to_kilobits(m.group(2), IEC_BASE)
return bw_limit, burst_limit
return None, None
def get_tbf_bw_limits(self):
cmd = ['qdisc', 'show', 'dev', self.name]
cmd_result = self._execute_tc_cmd(cmd)
if not cmd_result:
return None, None
m = tbf_pattern.match(cmd_result)
if not m:
return None, None
qdisc_name = m.group(1)
if qdisc_name != "tbf":
return None, None
#NOTE(slaweq): because tc is giving bw limit in SI units
# we need to calculate it as 1000bit = 1kbit:
bw_limit = convert_to_kilobits(m.group(2), SI_BASE)
#NOTE(slaweq): because tc is giving burst limit in IEC units
# we need to calculate it as 1024bit = 1kbit:
burst_limit = convert_to_kilobits(m.group(3), IEC_BASE)
return bw_limit, burst_limit
def set_filters_bw_limit(self, bw_limit, burst_limit):
"""Set ingress qdisc and filter for police ingress traffic on device
This will allow to police traffic incoming to interface. It
means that it is fine to limit egress traffic from instance point of
view.
"""
#because replace of tc filters is not working properly and it's adding
# new filters each time instead of replacing existing one first old
# ingress qdisc should be deleted and then added new one so update will
# be called to do that:
return self.update_filters_bw_limit(bw_limit, burst_limit)
def set_tbf_bw_limit(self, bw_limit, burst_limit, latency_value):
"""Set token bucket filter qdisc on device
This will allow to limit speed of packets going out from interface. It
means that it is fine to limit ingress traffic from instance point of
view.
"""
return self._replace_tbf_qdisc(bw_limit, burst_limit, latency_value)
def update_filters_bw_limit(self, bw_limit, burst_limit,
qdisc_id=INGRESS_QDISC_ID):
self.delete_filters_bw_limit()
return self._set_filters_bw_limit(bw_limit, burst_limit, qdisc_id)
def update_tbf_bw_limit(self, bw_limit, burst_limit, latency_value):
return self._replace_tbf_qdisc(bw_limit, burst_limit, latency_value)
def delete_filters_bw_limit(self):
#NOTE(slaweq): For limit traffic egress from instance we need to use
# qdisc "ingress" because it is ingress traffic from interface POV:
self._delete_qdisc("ingress")
def delete_tbf_bw_limit(self):
self._delete_qdisc("root")
def _set_filters_bw_limit(self, bw_limit, burst_limit,
qdisc_id=INGRESS_QDISC_ID):
cmd = ['qdisc', 'add', 'dev', self.name, 'ingress',
'handle', qdisc_id]
self._execute_tc_cmd(cmd)
return self._add_policy_filter(bw_limit, burst_limit)
def _delete_qdisc(self, qdisc_name):
cmd = ['qdisc', 'del', 'dev', self.name, qdisc_name]
# Return_code=2 is fine because it means
# "RTNETLINK answers: No such file or directory" what is fine when we
# are trying to delete qdisc
return self._execute_tc_cmd(cmd, extra_ok_codes=[2])
def _get_filters_burst_value(self, bw_limit, burst_limit):
if not burst_limit:
# NOTE(slaweq): If burst value was not specified by user than it
# will be set as 80% of bw_limit to ensure that limit for TCP
# traffic will work well:
return float(bw_limit) * 0.8
return burst_limit
def _get_tbf_burst_value(self, bw_limit, burst_limit):
min_burst_value = float(bw_limit) / float(self.kernel_hz)
return max(min_burst_value, burst_limit)
def _replace_tbf_qdisc(self, bw_limit, burst_limit, latency_value):
burst = "%s%s" % (
self._get_tbf_burst_value(bw_limit, burst_limit), BURST_UNIT)
latency = "%s%s" % (latency_value, LATENCY_UNIT)
rate_limit = "%s%s" % (bw_limit, BW_LIMIT_UNIT)
cmd = [
'qdisc', 'replace', 'dev', self.name,
'root', 'tbf',
'rate', rate_limit,
'latency', latency,
'burst', burst
]
return self._execute_tc_cmd(cmd)
def _add_policy_filter(self, bw_limit, burst_limit,
qdisc_id=INGRESS_QDISC_ID):
rate_limit = "%s%s" % (bw_limit, BW_LIMIT_UNIT)
burst = "%s%s" % (
self._get_filters_burst_value(bw_limit, burst_limit), BURST_UNIT)
#NOTE(slaweq): it is made in exactly same way how openvswitch is doing
# it when configuing ingress traffic limit on port. It can be found in
# lib/netdev-linux.c#L4698 in openvswitch sources:
cmd = [
'filter', 'add', 'dev', self.name,
'parent', qdisc_id, 'protocol', 'all',
'prio', '49', 'basic', 'police',
'rate', rate_limit,
'burst', burst,
'mtu', MAX_MTU_VALUE,
'drop']
return self._execute_tc_cmd(cmd)