Thursday, 2014-01-23

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openstackgerritZhiQiang Fan proposed a change to openstack/python-ceilometerclient: Enable hacking H233 rule  https://review.openstack.org/6853101:16
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openstackgerritliusheng proposed a change to openstack/python-ceilometerclient: return sample info when creating sample with CLI  https://review.openstack.org/6612502:50
openstackgerritA change was merged to openstack/ceilometer: Insertion in HBase should be fixed  https://review.openstack.org/5267003:10
openstackgerritA change was merged to openstack/python-ceilometerclient: replace assertTrue(isinstance) to assertIsInstance  https://review.openstack.org/6764103:10
openstackgerritA change was merged to openstack/ceilometer: assertTrue(isinstance) replace by assertIsInstance  https://review.openstack.org/6760803:10
openstackgerritA change was merged to openstack/ceilometer: Add new rate-based disk and network pipelines  https://review.openstack.org/6665803:35
openstackgerritA change was merged to openstack/ceilometer: Trivial typo  https://review.openstack.org/6667903:45
openstackgerritA change was merged to openstack/ceilometer: use six.move.xrange replace xrange  https://review.openstack.org/6763503:45
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openstackgerritA change was merged to openstack/ceilometer: Added resources support in pollster's interface  https://review.openstack.org/5848905:47
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openstackgerritJenkins proposed a change to openstack/ceilometer: Imported Translations from Transifex  https://review.openstack.org/6280806:03
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openstackgerritZhiQiang Fan proposed a change to openstack/ceilometer: Removes use of timeutils.set_time_override  https://review.openstack.org/6782607:24
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openstackgerritLianhao Lu proposed a change to openstack/ceilometer: Added abc.ABCMeta metaclass for abstract classes  https://review.openstack.org/6856507:49
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openstackgerritNadya Privalova proposed a change to openstack/ceilometer: Fix happybase version  https://review.openstack.org/6843609:01
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openstackgerritNadya Privalova proposed a change to openstack/ceilometer: Fix recursive_keypairs output  https://review.openstack.org/6770409:30
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jejuhi09:38
jejui'm trying to get work this template http://pastebin.com/V7NYJDvR , but in my ceilometer-agent's log I see "transitioning to insufficient data because 1 datapoints are unknown" and the alarms is in "insufficient data" state.. :|09:40
jejuwhy?09:40
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openstackgerritZhiQiang Fan proposed a change to openstack/ceilometer: Fix wrong doc string for meter type  https://review.openstack.org/6858209:48
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openstackgerritNadya Privalova proposed a change to openstack/ceilometer: Make lists query-able during fetching samples and meters  https://review.openstack.org/6858309:53
openstackgerritZhiQiang Fan proposed a change to openstack/python-ceilometerclient: Fix typos picked up by misspellings  https://review.openstack.org/6858409:54
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openstackgerritEoghan Glynn proposed a change to openstack/python-ceilometerclient: Avoid discarding alarm-threshold-create --query option  https://review.openstack.org/6863713:31
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scroisetHello all13:54
scroisetFYI I added a topic to the meeting agenda today: about Heat notifications13:54
scroisethttps://blueprints.launchpad.net/ceilometer/+spec/handle-heat-notifications13:55
nadya_scroiset, hi! could you please share a link with agenda?14:01
scroisetnadya_: https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Meetings/Ceilometer#Agenda14:01
nadya_scroiset, thanks!14:01
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openstackgerritNadya Privalova proposed a change to openstack/ceilometer: Fix work with metadata in HBase  https://review.openstack.org/6864114:09
vkodamHi14:10
vkodamI have updated the blueprint for ceilometer dynamic meters14:11
vkodamyou can refer https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ceilometer/+spec/dynamic-meters14:11
vkodamfor more information14:11
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openstackgerritNadya Privalova proposed a change to openstack/ceilometer: Fix work with metadata in HBase  https://review.openstack.org/6864114:15
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openstackgerritIlya Tyaptin proposed a change to openstack/ceilometer: Add run pollsters on demand function to api  https://review.openstack.org/6655114:16
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openstackgerritIlya Tyaptin proposed a change to openstack/ceilometer: Add run pollsters on demand function to api  https://review.openstack.org/6655114:19
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openstackgerritEoghan Glynn proposed a change to openstack/python-ceilometerclient: Avoid discarding alarm-threshold-create --query option  https://review.openstack.org/6863714:39
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nadya_eglynn: I added a small note in aggregation etherpad, please take a look15:04
eglynnnadya_: will do, after the IRC meeting15:04
nadya_eglynn, just wanted to discuss this on meeting15:05
eglynnnadya_: ack15:06
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nadya_will continue here?16:03
jaypipesnadya_: yes, I've asked Ladislav to join us.16:04
nadya_ok16:04
jaypipesilyashakhat: good evening. :)16:04
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jaypipesnadya_: do you have the *exact* API query that the Horizon UI would be making to Ceilo?16:05
jaypipesor lsmola_^^16:05
eglynnjust now on #openstack-metering ... <lsmola_> eglynn:  /me processing where start % 1hour != 0 even if period == 1hour16:05
lsmola_jaypipes: ok, I am not sure how to achieve start % 1hour != 0 even if period == 1hour16:05
nadya_I wanted  to remind you that our current UI needs to be improved. We may make it in the way to use cache more actively16:05
eglynnlsmola_: the example I gave earlier in the meeting16:06
lsmola_jaypipes: what i am doing is put condition to query for start and end date, which is always end and beginning of some day16:06
eglynnlsmola_: ... 10:07->11:06,11:07->12:06,...16:06
lsmola_jaypipes: and compute period so it always shows around 300 samples16:07
jaypipeslsmola_: k, understood. so... that data does not change after the first time you execute it (if you execute it for a period in the past of course). So, what about just storing the results of your Ceilometer API call in memcache and having the UI simply return the memcache results after the first query to Ceilometer?16:07
eglynnlsmola_: my question earlier was whether such clamping to start and end of days was the way horizon currently works?16:07
lsmola_jaypipes: horizon doesn't have cache server yet i believe16:08
jaypipeslsmola_: right, but it could. this is why I am pushing back on changing the design of ceilomter to fulfill the use case of a UI.16:09
lsmola_jaypipes: yeah it could be cached for <start,end,meter> key16:09
jaypipeslsmola_: I am also playing "devil's advocate" a bit here... want to make sure to discuss all angles of the use cases.16:09
lsmola_jaypipes: if it is in the past, and period will remain the same16:09
nadya_Is it too bas to show timeseries for 11:07->14:06 in the following way: 11.07-12.00, 12.00-13.00, 13.00-14.00, 14.00-14.06?16:10
jaypipeslsmola_: right, exactly...16:10
eglynnnadya_: that approach could certainly work for charting16:11
nadya_yep16:11
eglynnnadya_: ... though it's not how alarming currently works16:11
lsmola_nadya_: well my period changes, because I don't want to show thousands of points in a chart16:11
jaypipesnadya_: I'm not saying it's bad. :) I'm saying that baking that functionality (fixed-interval stats caching) into Ceilometer's server implementation is not ideal. Instead, having that caching layer external to Ceilometer is more flexible IMO16:11
lsmola_nadya_: so it is not always one hour16:11
nadya_that was my idea maybe to reduce user's choices for params but make UI (or just queries) faster16:12
lsmola_nadya_: the issue here is that we use multiline chart16:13
nadya_or to make user ability to configure queries that is most important for them16:13
jaypipesnadya_: understood, and that is a perfectly valid use case. I'm just saying I don't think this should be implemented in the CM server.16:13
lsmola_nadya_: and SVG rendering should now have thousands of entities, or it can break (didn't actually test the limits)16:13
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lsmola_nadya_: so that is why I always change the period to show some reasonable amount of point in a chart16:14
jaypipesnadya_, lsmola_: are you both working on the horizon metering graph UI?16:15
lsmola_nadya_: so so some cache server (memcache, redis) as jaypipes is proposing might make more sense here16:15
nadya_but what about not-UI cases?16:15
lsmola_lsmola_: just me as far as i know :-)16:15
lsmola_nadya_: that i don't know :-)16:15
nadya_I'm not working on UI :)16:16
eglynnthe other big repetitive hit on the stats API is alarming16:16
nadya_I know that a lot of services want to get statistics fast16:16
lsmola_eglynn: yeah but the amount of samples always changes there, right?16:17
eglynnbut that doesn't look like it could really benefit from pre-aggregation with wall-clock boundries16:17
lsmola_eglynn: cause it is working with present data16:17
nadya_if statistics for several hours is ok, but if I request stats for several days it is slow16:17
jaypipesoooh, oooh, I have an idea...16:17
eglynnyep alarming is more oriented towards currency ... i.e. the freshest samples over relatively short timescales16:18
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lsmola_jaypipes: storing cpu_util.hour, .day ?16:18
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nadya_eglynn, what about your example in etherpad, did you read my answer?16:19
jaypipesnadya_: what about this... create some middleware that uses memcache or redis for caching *deterministic interval queries*. For example, if a query comes in for a specific time interval in the past between X and Y, then the middleware would look up a cache entry for X-Y-metername in the cache storage and return it immediately if found. If not found, execute the main query and store in cache. The Glance image ca16:19
jaypipesche middleware I wrote does virtually the exact same thing...16:19
eglynnlsmola_: ... which sounds more like roll-up16:19
jaypipesnadya_: only the Glance image cache middleware uses a disk-based cache instead of memcache, but the idea is the same.16:20
eglynnnadya_: this answer you mean?16:20
eglynn"Yep, everything is correct. But every time 11.00-12.00 will be get from cache. The 'raw' computing will take place only in two corner hours. So if you enlarge period you will get more profit from cache."16:20
lsmola_eglynn: trying to remember olap terminology16:20
lsmola_eglynn: yeah16:20
nadya_eglynn, yes, what i'm missing here?16:21
lsmola_eglynn: avg will remain same, we will loose local extremes16:21
lsmola_eglynn: or16:22
lsmola_eglynn: not16:22
nadya_jaypipes, need to think about this16:22
eglynnnadya_: ... only one out of every sixty queries from alarming will hit that 11:00->12:00 sweet spot and get any benefit from the pre-aggregation cache16:22
jaypipeswe could name the middleware "SweetSpotMiddleware" ;)16:23
eglynnnadya_: ... so alarming wants to know the average over periods that advance one minute every minute16:23
nadya_eglynn, wait...16:23
nadya_eglynn: I will write in etherpad16:24
eglynnnadya_: k16:24
nadya_eglynn: ping16:27
eglynnnadya_: yo16:27
nadya_eglynn: do you see inlined comments?16:27
eglynnnadya_: a-ha, earlier I didn't notice the inlined ... "here we may use cache 11-12. we may merge request 10.01-11.00, 11.00-12.00 (cache) and 12.00-12.01"16:29
nadya_eglynn: sorry, I should tell you a line num16:29
eglynnnadya_: k16:29
eglynnnadya_: so is it the "here we may use cache .." comment on line 49 that you want to discuss?16:31
nadya_eglynn: yes, yes16:32
eglynnnadya_: the thing is ... if we ask for timestamp>=10:01 && timestamp<12:01 with period=360016:32
eglynnnadya_: we don't want all the samples from the duration 10:01-12:01 all merged together16:32
eglynnnadya_: instead we want the aggregation of 10:01->11:00:59 and 11:01->12:00:59 to be seperated out into disjoint buckets16:33
nadya_eglynn: ah, I didn't pay attention to period16:33
eglynnnadya_: does the concern make sense now?16:34
lsmola_eglynn: so what about the roll up?16:37
nadya_eglynn: yes. I thought a lot about periods and looks like it is not possible to cache everything16:37
eglynnnadya_: yep agreed, unless the typical start and end times are "clamped" and don't advance minute-by-minute16:38
eglynnlsmola_: roll-up == a related concept where older fine-grained (short period) samples are distilled into coarser-grain (longer period) aggregates16:39
nadya_eglynn: so we have one more use case - just normal statistics :)16:39
openstackgerritgordon chung proposed a change to stackforge/pycadf: mask token values  https://review.openstack.org/6868916:39
lsmola_eglynn: for stats that could be enough16:40
eglynnnadya_: by "just normal statistics" do you mean arbitrary queries not from alarming or charting apps?16:40
lsmola_eglynn: I could just pick whether i want day, month aggregates16:40
nadya_eglynn: yes, I'm interested in roll-up too. I thought that hour-aggregated statistics may be kept fot old data16:40
nadya_and old data may be removed16:41
eglynnyep, the two concepts are related though I think the goals tend to be different16:41
eglynnaggregation makes the common queries faster16:41
eglynnroll-up makes the older data smaller16:41
nadya_hm, but implementation looks the same, no?16:42
eglynnso roll-up would tend to apply to older data, whereas pre-aggregation need to applier to fresher data also since these data tend to be queried more often16:43
eglynnnadya_: yep, we were hopng for some commonality of implementation16:43
nadya_I mean except when data is needed to be aggregated16:43
nadya_looks like we need different managers16:43
eglynnbut I think the complexity around shifting/advancing start & end time brackets doesn't impact on roll-up16:44
nadya_eglynn: yep, agreed16:44
eglynni.e. roll-up *replaces* the pre-existing data with more coarse-grain distillate16:44
nadya_lsmola_, sorry I didn't get UI limitations, I mean why agregation is not ok for UI. Sorry, you wrote it on meting but it was too fast16:47
eglynnback in a sec ...16:47
lsmola_nadya_: np :-)16:49
nadya_lsmola_, maybe it would be useful to look at UI again. it was rather long time ago16:50
lsmola_nadya_: there is not much now16:51
lsmola_nadya_: just one multiline timeseries chart for all meters16:51
nadya_lsmola_: as I remember there is a chart where user chooses statistics_type, start, end and..?16:51
nadya_lsmola_: and meter16:51
lsmola_nadya_: yeah, thats still all16:52
lsmola_nadya_: i am waiting for some ceilometer features to upgrade that16:52
lsmola_nadya_: also designers works on some new beautiful overview pages16:52
lsmola_eglynn: btw. have you checked how to do that 'unique' like aggregation query?16:53
nadya_and what about periods? hours-aggregates will not help at all?16:53
nadya_lsmola_:  ^^16:54
lsmola_nadya_: well if it would be stored as different meters16:56
lsmola_nadya_: e.g. cpu_util.hour16:56
lsmola_nadya_: I could work with that I guess16:56
lsmola_nadya_: cause if I obtain avg,sum,min or max from that, it will be stil lthe same16:57
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eglynnlsmola_: we don't currently tie a meter's identity to a set period16:58
eglynnlsmola_: ... i.e. the cadence of the data gathering determines the periodicity of the samples16:58
lsmola_eglynn: i believe i saw that in baremetal stats16:59
eglynnlsmola_: I think that's just a thriw-back to the SNMP style of stats gathering16:59
eglynn*throw-back16:59
lsmola_eglynn: yeah, here the SNMP makes the aggregation16:59
eglynnlsmola_: ... whereas for "native" ceilo stats, this is kind of implicit17:00
lsmola_eglynn: ok17:00
eglynnlsmola_: (... as things stand now, though we wanted to change that to make it explicit somehow)17:00
ildikov_lsomla_: is that 'unique' like aggregation is the one with distinct?17:00
eglynnlsmola_: (... i.e. have the generator of the samples know it's own cadence and record that directly in the sample data)17:01
lsmola_ildikov_: yeah17:01
lsmola_ildikov_: I think we didn't figured out how to make such query yet17:01
nadya_lsmola_: ok, I see17:01
ildikov_lsomla_: if I remember right, we did not figure out the query itself either17:02
eglynnlsmola_: yep, I haven't time to look into "distinct" queries17:02
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ildikov_or I'm not sure that second version is actually does, what you really eant17:02
lsmola_eglynn: ok17:02
ildikov_lsomla_: s/eant/want17:02
nadya_eglynn: anyway, do you think that "just queries from users or cloud operators" case doesn't worth to create aggregations?17:02
lsmola_eglynn: do you see something liek that landed in I3?17:02
lsmola_eglynn: or should I tell the bad news to Horizon :-D17:02
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eglynnnadya_: that's a good question, it really depends on the typical stats query profile17:03
eglynnnadya_: the two heavy-hitters on the stats API that I'm most familiar with are alarming and charting17:04
eglynnnadya_: ... but there may well be other apps that make repetitive stats queries17:04
eglynnnadya_: ... that would benefit from the style of aggregation you had in mind17:04
nadya_eglynn: I think filtering mechanism may be useful for users to determine 'query profile'17:05
ildikov_lsmola_: as for our future implementation for statistics, if we can get somehow the complex query in, then we can figure out, how we can do that query for stats, that you need17:05
eglynnlsmola_: ... I remain optimistic, but have been time-poor of late17:05
jaypipeseglynn: yeah, you and me both :(17:06
nadya_eglynn, lsmola_ and do we have bp for this?17:06
eglynnnadya_: by "filtering mechanism" do you mean the complex query logic that ildikov_ is working on?17:06
nadya_eglynn: just hour- or day- aggregate for concrete filters that user wants17:06
lsmola_nadya_: I believe no17:06
lsmola_eglynn: ildikov_ ok, understood17:07
lsmola_running home, see you guys17:08
nadya_lsmola_: ok, thanks!17:08
eglynnnadya_: well if I understand your BP question, there's also this related one: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ceilometer/+spec/state-meter17:08
eglynnlsmola_: see ya!17:08
eglynn(I haven't had a chance to think about it in detail yet ...)17:09
eglynn(i.e. that state-meter idea)17:09
nadya_eglynn: i'll take a look into it too17:09
eglynncool17:09
nadya_eglynn: is it clear about filtering?17:10
eglynnnadya_: filtering as a way of profiling query patterns?17:10
eglynnnadya_: ... is that what you meant?17:11
nadya_eglynn: so it may be any filter from user's config. We store Statistics aggregate with filter that was used for fetching samples17:11
nadya_eglynn: flattened SampleFilter in db, we have a conversation in review17:12
eglynnnadya_: yep, sure ... I guess that doesn17:12
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eglynn't tell us though whether the query filter is "typical"17:12
nadya_eglynn: need to go now, sorry17:13
eglynn(in the sense of one that's likely to be repeated and thus reap the benefit of having a pre-calculated valued available)17:13
eglynnnadya_: sure, I need to run also very shortly17:13
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eglynnnadya_: ... lets continue the conversation tmrw or early next week17:13
nadya_eglynn: thank you a lot! Ok, will continue17:13
eglynnnadya_: cool, thanks!17:14
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openstackgerritIlya Tyaptin proposed a change to openstack/ceilometer: Add table prefix for unit tests with hbase  https://review.openstack.org/6869817:15
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openstackgerritRob Raymond proposed a change to openstack/ceilometer: Fix some typos in architecture doc  https://review.openstack.org/6871418:12
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openstackgerritRob Raymond proposed a change to openstack/ceilometer: Fix some typos in architecture doc  https://review.openstack.org/6871419:14
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openstackgerritZhiQiang Fan proposed a change to openstack/ceilometer: Use explicit http error code for api v2  https://review.openstack.org/6877521:28
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