Do not fail if PCI device is missing

Fixes a problem where SR-IOV VF count configuration will fail if a
physical function is in use by a guest when 'puppet apply' is executed.
This change substitutes warnings for failures and skips complaints if a
PCI device is unavailable.

Note: this patch has the side-effect of allowing the same configuration
data on hosts that may *not* or *ever* have PCI SR-IOV devices on the
hardware. Time will tell how evil this is in practice.

Closes-Bug: #1701284
Change-Id: I71edc135432ab2193741c37ce977dd11172401e6
This commit is contained in:
Brent Eagles 2017-06-27 09:55:37 -02:30
parent 3fcafacc1e
commit d71697a419
4 changed files with 9 additions and 4 deletions

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@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Puppet::Type.type(:sriov_vf_config).provide(:numvfs) do
if File.file?(sriov_numvfs_path)
_set_numvfs
else
fail("#{sriov_numvfs_path} doesn't exist. Check if #{sriov_get_interface} is a valid network interface supporting SR-IOV")
warning("#{sriov_numvfs_path} doesn't exist. Check if #{sriov_get_interface} is a valid network interface supporting SR-IOV")
end
end

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@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ class tripleo::host::sriov (
) {
if !empty($number_of_vfs) {
sriov_vf_config { $number_of_vfs: ensure => present }
sriov_vf_config { $number_of_vfs: }
# the numvfs configuration needs to be persisted for every boot
tripleo::host::sriov::numvfs_persistence {'persistent_numvfs':

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@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
---
fixes:
- |
Allow VF configuration files to be written for non-existent PCI devices to
allow updates while physical functions are currently in use by a guest.

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@ -17,8 +17,8 @@ describe 'tripleo::host::sriov' do
end
it 'configures numvfs' do
is_expected.to contain_sriov_vf_config('eth0:4').with( :ensure => 'present' )
is_expected.to contain_sriov_vf_config('eth1:5').with( :ensure => 'present')
is_expected.to contain_sriov_vf_config('eth0:4')
is_expected.to contain_sriov_vf_config('eth1:5')
is_expected.to contain_tripleo__host__sriov__numvfs_persistence('persistent_numvfs').with(
:vf_defs => ['eth0:4','eth1:5'],
:content_string => "#!/bin/bash\n"