def kill_memservers(self, mem_url):
for ctrl in control.probe():
try:
if ctrl.get("network") in mem_url:
ctrl.kill(timeout=1.0)
except control.ControlException:
pass
def kill_memservers(self, mem_url):
for ctrl in control.probe():
try:
if ctrl.get("network") in mem_url:
ctrl.kill(timeout=1.0)
except control.ControlException:
pass
def kill_memservers(self, mem_url):
# NOTE(dscannell): The command was only added to the vmsctl command
# line in vms2.7. Older versions will revert back to using the control
# directly (and as a result will require the process to be executed
# as root user).
for ctrl in control.probe():
try:
if ctrl.get("network") in mem_url:
ctrl.kill(timeout=1.0)
except control.ControlException:
pass
def kill_memservers(self, mem_url):
# NOTE(dscannell): The command was only added to the vmsctl command
# line in vms2.7. Older versions will revert back to using the control
# directly (and as a result will require the process to be executed
# as root user).
for ctrl in control.probe():
try:
if ctrl.get("network") in mem_url:
ctrl.kill(timeout=1.0)
except control.ControlException:
pass
def post_migration(self, instance_ref, network_info, migration_url):
# We call a normal discard to ensure the artifacts are cleaned up.
self.discard(instance_ref.name)
# We make sure that all the memory servers are gone that need it.
# This looks for any servers that are providing the migration_url we
# used above -- since we no longer need it. This is done this way
# because the domain has already been destroyed and wiped away. In
# fact, we don't even know it's old PID and a new domain might have
# appeared at the same PID in the meantime.
for ctrl in control.probe():
try:
if ctrl.get("network") == migration_url:
ctrl.kill(timeout=1.0)
except control.ControlException:
pass
