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Transient DB Failure Injection
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Neutron has a service plugin to inject random delays and Deadlock exceptions
into normal Neutron operations. The service plugin is called 'Loki' and is
located under neutron.services.loki.loki_plugin.
To enable the plugin, just add 'loki' to the list of service_plugins in your
neutron-server neutron.conf file.
The plugin will inject a Deadlock exception on database flushes with a 1/50
probability and a delay of 1 second with a 1/200 probability when SQLAlchemy
objects are loaded into the persistent state from the DB. The goal is to ensure
the code is tolerant of these transient delays/failures that will be experienced
in busy production (and Galera) systems.