The following logic is added to the ComputeManager attach_interface
flow:
* gather the resource request of the port from neutron
* query allocation candidates restricted to the current compute node
from placement
* extend the existing allocation of the instance with one of the
allocation candidates in placement
* update the InstancePCIRequest (if any) to ensure that the PCI claim
only allocates VF from the PF the placement resources are allocated from
* ensure that during port binding neutron gets the RP UUID, the resources
are allocated from, in the allocation key of the binding profile
This patch bumps the compute service version to indicate that QoS
interface attach is supported. Also the check that was so far rejected
such attach is now updated to only reject it if the compute service
version is too old.
The "scheduling" during interface attach for PCI backed ports has the
same limitation as normal scheduling for such ports. It always selects
the first allocation candidate returned by placement even if later in
the process it turns out that such allocation candidate points to a PCI
PF that has no free VFs left.
Blueprint: support-interface-attach-with-qos-ports
Change-Id: Id4684093e8bdf3b61667490443e3d2f6ed65f4b3
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