def inspect_vnic_rates(self, instance, duration=None):
vm_moid = self._ops.get_vm_moid(instance.id)
if not vm_moid:
raise virt_inspector.InstanceNotFoundException(
_('VM %s not found in VMware Vsphere') % instance.id)
vnic_stats = {}
vnic_ids = set()
for net_counter in (VC_NETWORK_RX_COUNTER, VC_NETWORK_TX_COUNTER):
net_counter_id = self._ops.get_perf_counter_id(net_counter)
vnic_id_to_stats_map = self._ops.query_vm_device_stats(
vm_moid, net_counter_id, duration)
vnic_stats[net_counter] = vnic_id_to_stats_map
vnic_ids.update(vnic_id_to_stats_map.iterkeys())
# Stats provided from vSphere are in KB/s, converting it to B/s.
for vnic_id in vnic_ids:
rx_bytes_rate = (
vnic_stats[VC_NETWORK_RX_COUNTER].get(vnic_id, 0) * units.Ki)
tx_bytes_rate = (
vnic_stats[VC_NETWORK_TX_COUNTER].get(vnic_id, 0) * units.Ki)
stats = virt_inspector.InterfaceRateStats(rx_bytes_rate,
tx_bytes_rate)
interface = virt_inspector.Interface(name=vnic_id,
mac=None,
fref=None,
parameters=None)
yield (interface, stats)
def inspect_disk_rates(self, instance, duration=None):
vm_moid = self._ops.get_vm_moid(instance.id)
if not vm_moid:
raise virt_inspector.InstanceNotFoundException(
_('VM %s not found in VMware Vsphere') % instance.id)
disk_stats = {}
disk_ids = set()
disk_counters = [
VC_DISK_READ_RATE_CNTR, VC_DISK_READ_REQUESTS_RATE_CNTR,
VC_DISK_WRITE_RATE_CNTR, VC_DISK_WRITE_REQUESTS_RATE_CNTR
]
for disk_counter in disk_counters:
disk_counter_id = self._ops.get_perf_counter_id(disk_counter)
disk_id_to_stat_map = self._ops.query_vm_device_stats(
vm_moid, disk_counter_id, duration)
disk_stats[disk_counter] = disk_id_to_stat_map
disk_ids.update(disk_id_to_stat_map.iterkeys())
for disk_id in disk_ids:
def stat_val(counter_name):
return disk_stats[counter_name].get(disk_id, 0)
disk = virt_inspector.Disk(device=disk_id)
# Stats provided from vSphere are in KB/s, converting it to B/s.
disk_rate_info = virt_inspector.DiskRateStats(
read_bytes_rate=stat_val(VC_DISK_READ_RATE_CNTR) * units.Ki,
read_requests_rate=stat_val(VC_DISK_READ_REQUESTS_RATE_CNTR),
write_bytes_rate=stat_val(VC_DISK_WRITE_RATE_CNTR) * units.Ki,
write_requests_rate=stat_val(VC_DISK_WRITE_REQUESTS_RATE_CNTR))
yield (disk, disk_rate_info)
def _lookup_by_name(self, instance_name):
try:
return self._get_connection().lookupByName(instance_name)
except Exception as ex:
error_code = ex.get_error_code() if libvirt else 'unknown'
msg = ("Error from libvirt while looking up %(instance_name)s: "
"[Error Code %(error_code)s] %(ex)s" % locals())
raise virt_inspector.InstanceNotFoundException(msg)
def inspect_vnics(self, instance, duration):
"""Inspect the vNIC statistics for an instance.
:param instance: the target instance
:param duration: the last 'n' seconds, over which the value should be
inspected.
The PowerVM implementation does not make use of the duration
field.
:return: for each vNIC, the number of bytes & packets
received and transmitted
"""
# Get the current and previous sample. Delta is performed between
# these two.
uuid = self._puuid(instance)
cur_date, cur_metric = self.vm_metrics.get_latest_metric(uuid)
# If the cur_metric is none, then the instance can not be found in the
# sample and an error should be raised.
if cur_metric is None:
raise virt_inspector.InstanceNotFoundException(
_('VM %s not found in PowerVM Metrics Sample.') %
instance.name)
# If there isn't network information, this is because the Virtual
# I/O Metrics were turned off. Have to pass through this method.
if cur_metric.network is None:
return
# Get the network interfaces. A 'cna' is a Client VM's Network Adapter
client_cnas = self._get_cnas(uuid)
for metric_cna in cur_metric.network.cnas:
# Get the mac, but if it isn't found, then move to the next. Might
# have been removed since the last sample.
mac = self.mac_for_metric_cna(metric_cna, client_cnas)
if mac is None:
continue
# The name will be the location code. MAC is identified from
# above. Others appear libvirt specific.
#
# PowerVM doesn't specify drops by receive vs. transmit. Since we
# have the client adapter, we assume all are receive drops.
# There are no error metrics available.
yield virt_inspector.InterfaceStats(
name=metric_cna.physical_location,
mac=mac,
fref=None,
parameters=None,
rx_bytes=metric_cna.received_bytes,
rx_packets=metric_cna.received_packets,
rx_drop=metric_cna.dropped_packets,
rx_errors=0,
tx_bytes=metric_cna.sent_bytes,
tx_packets=metric_cna.sent_packets,
tx_drop=0,
tx_errors=0)
def _lookup_vm(self, vm_name):
vms = self._conn.Msvm_ComputerSystem(ElementName=vm_name)
n = len(vms)
if n == 0:
raise inspector.InstanceNotFoundException(
_('VM %s not found on Hyper-V') % vm_name)
elif n > 1:
raise HyperVException(_('Duplicate VM name found: %s') % vm_name)
else:
return vms[0]
def _lookup_by_name(self, instance_name):
vm_refs = self.session.VM.get_by_name_label(instance_name)
n = len(vm_refs)
if n == 0:
raise virt_inspector.InstanceNotFoundException(
_('VM %s not found in XenServer') % instance_name)
elif n > 1:
raise XenapiException(
_('Multiple VM %s found in XenServer') % instance_name)
else:
return vm_refs[0]
def inspect_memory_usage(self, instance, duration=None):
vm_moid = self._ops.get_vm_moid(instance.id)
if vm_moid is None:
raise virt_inspector.InstanceNotFoundException(
_('VM %s not found in VMware Vsphere') % instance.id)
mem_counter_id = self._ops.get_perf_counter_id(
VC_AVERAGE_MEMORY_CONSUMED_CNTR)
memory = self._ops.query_vm_aggregate_stats(vm_moid, mem_counter_id,
duration)
# Stat provided from vSphere is in KB, converting it to MB.
memory = memory / units.Ki
return virt_inspector.MemoryUsageStats(usage=memory)
def _lookup_by_name(self, instance_name):
try:
return self._get_connection().lookupByName(instance_name)
except Exception as ex:
if not libvirt or not isinstance(ex, libvirt.libvirtError):
raise virt_inspector.InspectorException(unicode(ex))
error_code = ex.get_error_code()
msg = ("Error from libvirt while looking up %(instance_name)s: "
"[Error Code %(error_code)s] "
"%(ex)s" % {'instance_name': instance_name,
'error_code': error_code,
'ex': ex})
raise virt_inspector.InstanceNotFoundException(msg)
def inspect_vnics(self, instance):
"""Inspect the vNIC statistics for an instance.
:param instance: the target instance
:return: for each vNIC, the number of bytes & packets
received and transmitted
"""
# Get the current and previous sample. Delta is performed between
# these two.
uuid = self._puuid(instance)
cur_date, cur_metric = self.vm_metrics.get_latest_metric(uuid)
# If the cur_metric is none, then the instance can not be found in the
# sample and an error should be raised.
if cur_metric is None:
raise virt_inspector.InstanceNotFoundException(
_('VM %s not found in PowerVM Metrics Sample.') %
instance.name)
# If there isn't network information, this is because the Virtual
# I/O Metrics were turned off. Have to pass through this method.
if cur_metric.network is None:
return
# Get the network interfaces. A 'cna' is a Client VM's Network Adapter
client_cnas = self._get_cnas(uuid)
for metric_cna in cur_metric.network.cnas:
# Get the mac, but if it isn't found, then move to the next. Might
# have been removed since the last sample.
mac = self.mac_for_metric_cna(metric_cna, client_cnas)
if mac is None:
continue
# The name will be the location code. MAC is identified from
# above. Others appear libvirt specific.
interface = virt_inspector.Interface(
name=metric_cna.physical_location,
mac=mac,
fref=None,
parameters=None)
stats = virt_inspector.InterfaceStats(
rx_bytes=metric_cna.received_bytes,
rx_packets=metric_cna.received_packets,
tx_bytes=metric_cna.sent_bytes,
tx_packets=metric_cna.sent_packets)
# Yield the stats up to the invoker
yield (interface, stats)
def _get_vm_mobj_not_power_off_or_raise(self, instance):
vm_mobj = self._ops.get_vm_mobj(instance.id)
if vm_mobj is None:
raise virt_inspector.InstanceNotFoundException(
_('VM %s not found in VMware vSphere') % instance.id)
vm_powerState = self._ops.query_vm_property(vm_mobj,
'runtime.powerState')
if vm_powerState == "poweredOff":
raise virt_inspector.InstanceShutOffException(
_('VM %s is poweroff in VMware vSphere') % instance.id)
return vm_mobj
def inspect_disks(self, instance, duration):
"""Inspect the disk statistics for an instance.
The response is a generator of the values.
:param instance: the target instance
:param duration: the last 'n' seconds, over which the value should be
inspected.
The PowerVM implementation does not make use of the duration
field.
:return disk: The Disk indicating the device for the storage device.
:return stats: The DiskStats indicating the read/write data to the
device.
"""
# Get the current and previous sample. Delta is performed between
# these two.
uuid = self._puuid(instance)
cur_date, cur_metric = self.vm_metrics.get_latest_metric(uuid)
# If the cur_metric is none, then the instance can not be found in the
# sample and an error should be raised.
if cur_metric is None:
raise virt_inspector.InstanceNotFoundException(
_('VM %s not found in PowerVM Metrics Sample.') %
instance.name)
# If there isn't storage information, this is because the Virtual
# I/O Metrics were turned off. Have to pass through this method.
if cur_metric.storage is None:
LOG.debug("Current storage metric was unavailable from the API "
"instance %s." % instance.name)
return
# Bundle together the SCSI and virtual FC adapters
adpts = cur_metric.storage.virt_adpts + cur_metric.storage.vfc_adpts
# Loop through all the storage adapters
for adpt in adpts:
# PowerVM only shows the connection (SCSI or FC). Name after
# the connection name
yield virt_inspector.DiskStats(device=adpt.name,
read_requests=adpt.num_reads,
read_bytes=adpt.read_bytes,
write_requests=adpt.num_writes,
write_bytes=adpt.write_bytes,
errors=0,
wr_total_times=0,
rd_total_times=0)
def inspect_cpu_util(self, instance, duration=None):
vm_moid = self._ops.get_vm_moid(instance.id)
if vm_moid is None:
raise virt_inspector.InstanceNotFoundException(
_('VM %s not found in VMware Vsphere') % instance.id)
cpu_util_counter_id = self._ops.get_perf_counter_id(
VC_AVERAGE_CPU_CONSUMED_CNTR)
cpu_util = self._ops.query_vm_aggregate_stats(
vm_moid, cpu_util_counter_id, duration)
# For this counter vSphere returns values scaled-up by 100, since the
# corresponding API can't return decimals, but only longs.
# For e.g. if the utilization is 12.34%, the value returned is 1234.
# Hence, dividing by 100.
cpu_util = cpu_util / 100
return virt_inspector.CPUUtilStats(util=cpu_util)
def _lookup_by_uuid(self, instance):
instance_name = util.instance_name(instance)
try:
return self.connection.lookupByUUIDString(instance.id)
except libvirt.libvirtError as ex:
if libvirt_utils.is_disconnection_exception(ex):
raise
msg = _("Error from libvirt while looking up instance "
"<name=%(name)s, id=%(id)s>: "
"[Error Code %(error_code)s] "
"%(ex)s") % {
'name': instance_name,
'id': instance.id,
'error_code': ex.get_error_code(),
'ex': ex
}
raise virt_inspector.InstanceNotFoundException(msg)
except Exception as ex:
raise virt_inspector.InspectorException(six.text_type(ex))
def _lookup_by_name(self, instance_name):
try:
return self._get_connection().lookupByName(instance_name)
except Exception as ex:
if not libvirt or not isinstance(ex, libvirt.libvirtError):
raise virt_inspector.InspectorException(six.text_type(ex))
error_code = ex.get_error_code()
if (error_code == libvirt.VIR_ERR_SYSTEM_ERROR
and ex.get_error_domain()
in (libvirt.VIR_FROM_REMOTE, libvirt.VIR_FROM_RPC)):
raise
msg = ("Error from libvirt while looking up %(instance_name)s: "
"[Error Code %(error_code)s] "
"%(ex)s" % {
'instance_name': instance_name,
'error_code': error_code,
'ex': ex
})
raise virt_inspector.InstanceNotFoundException(msg)
def inspect_cpus(self, instance):
"""Inspect the CPU statistics for an instance.
:param instance: the target instance
:return: the number of CPUs and cumulative CPU time
"""
uuid = self._puuid(instance)
cur_date, cur_metric = self.vm_metrics.get_latest_metric(uuid)
# If the current metric is none, then the instance can not be found in
# the sample set. An error should be raised.
if cur_metric is None:
raise virt_inspector.InstanceNotFoundException(
_('VM %s not found in PowerVM Metrics Sample.') %
instance.name)
cpu_time = (cur_metric.processor.util_cap_proc_cycles +
cur_metric.processor.util_uncap_proc_cycles)
return virt_inspector.CPUStats(number=cur_metric.processor.virt_procs,
time=cpu_time)
def _lookup_by_uuid(self, instance):
instance_name = util.instance_name(instance)
try:
return self._get_connection().lookupByUUIDString(instance.id)
except Exception as ex:
if not libvirt or not isinstance(ex, libvirt.libvirtError):
raise virt_inspector.InspectorException(six.text_type(ex))
error_code = ex.get_error_code()
if (error_code == libvirt.VIR_ERR_SYSTEM_ERROR
and ex.get_error_domain()
in (libvirt.VIR_FROM_REMOTE, libvirt.VIR_FROM_RPC)):
raise
msg = _("Error from libvirt while looking up instance "
"<name=%(name)s, id=%(id)s>: "
"[Error Code %(error_code)s] "
"%(ex)s") % {
'name': instance_name,
'id': instance.id,
'error_code': error_code,
'ex': ex
}
raise virt_inspector.InstanceNotFoundException(msg)
def _get_inst_stat(self, meter, instance):
inst_name = zvmutils.get_inst_name(instance)
# zvm inspector can not get instance info in shutdown stat
if zvmutils.get_inst_power_state(instance) == 0x04:
msg = _("Can not get vm info in shutdown state "
"for %s") % inst_name
raise virt_inspector.InstanceShutOffException(msg)
self._check_expiration_and_update_cache(meter)
inst_stat = self.cache.get(meter, inst_name)
if inst_stat is None:
userid = (self.instances.get(inst_name)
or zvmutils.get_userid(inst_name))
self._update_cache(meter, {inst_name: userid})
inst_stat = self.cache.get(meter, inst_name)
if inst_stat is None:
msg = _("Can not get vm info for %s") % inst_name
raise virt_inspector.InstanceNotFoundException(msg)
else:
return inst_stat
def inspect_vnic_rates(self, instance, duration):
"""Inspect the vNIC rate statistics for an instance.
:param instance: the target instance
:param duration: the last 'n' seconds, over which the value should be
inspected
The PowerVM implementation does not make use of the duration
field.
:return: for each vNIC, the rate of bytes & packets
received and transmitted
"""
# Get the current and previous sample. Delta is performed between
# these two.
uuid = self._puuid(instance)
cur_date, cur_metric = self.vm_metrics.get_latest_metric(uuid)
prev_date, prev_metric = self.vm_metrics.get_previous_metric(uuid)
# If the current is none, then the instance can not be found in the
# sample and an error should be raised.
if cur_metric is None:
raise virt_inspector.InstanceNotFoundException(
_('VM %s not found in PowerVM Metrics Sample.') %
instance.name)
# If there isn't network information, this is because the Virtual
# I/O Metrics were turned off. Have to pass through this method.
if (cur_metric.network is None or prev_metric is None
or prev_metric.network is None):
return
# Get the network interfaces. A 'cna' is a Client VM's Network Adapter
client_cnas = self._get_cnas(uuid)
def find_prev_net(metric_cna):
"""Finds the metric vNIC from the previous sample's vNICs."""
# If no previous, return None
if prev_metric is None or prev_metric.network is None:
return None
for prev_cna in prev_metric.network.cnas:
if prev_cna.physical_location == metric_cna.physical_location:
return prev_cna
# Couldn't find a previous. Maybe the interface was recently
# added to the instance? Return None
return None
# Need to determine the time delta between the samples. This is
# usually 30 seconds from the API, but the metrics will be specific.
date_delta_num = float((cur_date - prev_date).seconds)
for metric_cna in cur_metric.network.cnas:
# Get the mac, but if it isn't found, then move to the next. Might
# have been removed since the last sample.
mac = self.mac_for_metric_cna(metric_cna, client_cnas)
if mac is None:
continue
# Note that here, the previous may be none. That simply indicates
# that the adapter was dynamically added to the VM before the
# previous collection. Not the migration scenario above.
# In this case, we can default the base to 0.
prev = find_prev_net(metric_cna)
rx_bytes_diff = (metric_cna.received_bytes -
(0 if prev is None else prev.received_bytes))
tx_bytes_diff = (metric_cna.sent_bytes -
(0 if prev is None else prev.sent_bytes))
# Stats are the difference in the bytes, divided by the difference
# in time between the two samples.
rx_rate = float(rx_bytes_diff) / float(date_delta_num)
tx_rate = float(tx_bytes_diff) / float(date_delta_num)
# The name will be the location code. MAC is identified from
# above. Others appear libvirt specific.
yield virt_inspector.InterfaceRateStats(
name=metric_cna.physical_location,
mac=mac,
fref=None,
parameters=None,
rx_bytes_rate=rx_rate,
tx_bytes_rate=tx_rate)
def inspect_disk_iops(self, instance, duration):
"""Inspect the Disk Input/Output operations per second for an instance.
The response is a generator of the values.
:param instance: the target instance
:param duration: the last 'n' seconds, over which the value should be
inspected.
The PowerVM implementation does not make use of the duration
field.
:return disk: The Disk indicating the device for the storage device.
:return stats: The DiskIOPSStats indicating the I/O operations per
second for the device.
"""
# Get the current and previous sample. Delta is performed between
# these two.
uuid = self._puuid(instance)
cur_date, cur_metric = self.vm_metrics.get_latest_metric(uuid)
prev_date, prev_metric = self.vm_metrics.get_previous_metric(uuid)
# If the cur_metric is none, then the instance can not be found in the
# sample and an error should be raised.
if cur_metric is None:
raise virt_inspector.InstanceNotFoundException(
_('VM %s not found in PowerVM Metrics Sample.') %
instance.name)
# If there isn't storage information, this may be because the Virtual
# I/O Metrics were turned off. If the previous metric is unavailable,
# also have to pass through this method.
if (cur_metric.storage is None or prev_metric is None
or prev_metric.storage is None):
LOG.debug("Current storage metric was unavailable from the API "
"instance %s." % instance.name)
return
# Need to determine the time delta between the samples. This is
# usually 30 seconds from the API, but the metrics will be specific.
# However, if there is no previous sample, then we have to estimate.
# Therefore, we estimate 15 seconds - half of the standard 30 seconds.
date_delta = ((cur_date - prev_date) if prev_date is not None else
datetime.timedelta(seconds=15))
# Bundle together the SCSI and virtual FC adapters
cur_adpts = (cur_metric.storage.virt_adpts +
cur_metric.storage.vfc_adpts)
prev_adpts = (prev_metric.storage.virt_adpts +
prev_metric.storage.vfc_adpts)
def find_prev(cur_adpt):
for prev_adpt in prev_adpts:
if prev_adpt.name == cur_adpt.name:
return prev_adpt
return None
# Loop through all the storage adapters
for cur_adpt in cur_adpts:
# IOPs is the read/write counts of the current - prev divided by
# second difference between the two, rounded to the integer. :-)
cur_ops = cur_adpt.num_reads + cur_adpt.num_writes
# The previous adapter may be None. This simply indicates that the
# adapter was added between the previous sample and this one. It
# does not indicate a live migrate scenario like noted above, as
# the VM itself hasn't moved.
prev_adpt = find_prev(cur_adpt)
prev_ops = ((prev_adpt.num_reads +
prev_adpt.num_writes) if prev_adpt else 0)
iops = (cur_ops - prev_ops) // date_delta.seconds
# PowerVM only shows the connection (SCSI or FC). Name after
# the connection name
yield virt_inspector.DiskIOPSStats(device=cur_adpt.name,
iops_count=iops)
def inspect_instance(self, instance, duration):
"""Inspect the statistics for an instance.
:param instance: the target instance
:param duration: the last 'n' seconds, over which the value should be
inspected.
The PowerVM implementation does not make use of the duration
field.
:return: the instance statistics
"""
uuid = self._puuid(instance)
cur_date, cur_metric = self.vm_metrics.get_latest_metric(uuid)
# If the current metric is none, then the instance can not be found in
# the sample set. An error should be raised.
if cur_metric is None:
raise virt_inspector.InstanceNotFoundException(
_('VM %s not found in PowerVM Metrics Sample.') %
instance.name)
cpu_time = (cur_metric.processor.util_cap_proc_cycles +
cur_metric.processor.util_uncap_proc_cycles)
cpu_num = cur_metric.processor.virt_procs
# The duration is ignored. There is precedent for this in other
# inspectors if the platform doesn't support duration.
#
# Given the nature of PowerVM to collect samples over coarse periods
# of time, it does not lend well to duration based collection.
# Therefore this works by gathering the latest utilization from the
# samples and ignores the duration.
# Get the current and previous sample. Delta is performed between
# these two.
prev_date, prev_metric = self.vm_metrics.get_previous_metric(uuid)
# Get the current data.
cur_util_cap = cur_metric.processor.util_cap_proc_cycles
cur_util_uncap = cur_metric.processor.util_uncap_proc_cycles
cur_idle = cur_metric.processor.idle_proc_cycles
cur_donated = cur_metric.processor.donated_proc_cycles
cur_entitled = cur_metric.processor.entitled_proc_cycles
# Get the previous sample data
if prev_metric is None:
# If there is no previous sample, that is either a new VM or is
# a live migrated system. A live migrated system will pull all
# of its metrics with it. The issue with this is it could have
# CPU cycles for months of run time. So we can't really determine
# the CPU utilization within the last X seconds...because to THIS
# host it's new (only in the cur_metric). So we error out, the
# inspector will use a debug message in the log.
LOG.warning(
'Unable to derive CPU Utilization for VM %s. It is '
'either a new VM or was recently migrated. It will be '
'collected in the next inspection cycle.', instance.name)
return virt_inspector.InstanceStats(cpu_time=cpu_time,
cpu_number=cpu_num)
# Gather the previous metrics
prev_util_cap = prev_metric.processor.util_cap_proc_cycles
prev_util_uncap = prev_metric.processor.util_uncap_proc_cycles
prev_idle = prev_metric.processor.idle_proc_cycles
prev_donated = prev_metric.processor.donated_proc_cycles
prev_entitled = prev_metric.processor.entitled_proc_cycles
# Utilization can be driven by multiple factors on PowerVM.
# PowerVM has 'entitled' cycles. These are cycles that, if the VM
# needs them, they get them no matter what.
#
# In terms of how those cycles are returned from the API:
# util_cap_proc_cycles - How many cycles from the guaranteed
# capacity were used.
# util_uncap_proc_cycles - How many cycles were used that were
# taken from spare (which is either unused processors cycles
# or donated cycles from other VMs).
# idle_proc_cycles - How many cycles (as reported by the OS to the
# hypervisor) were reported as idle.
# donated_proc_cycles - Cycles that were not needed by this VM that
# were given to another VM in need of cycles.
#
#
# So the final utilization equation is:
# (util cap + util uncap - idle - donated) / entitled
#
# It is important to note that idle and donated proc cycles are
# included in the 'util_cap_proc_cycles'. That is why they are
# subtracted out.
#
# The interesting aspect of this is that the CPU Utilization can go
# dramatically above 100% if there are free processors or if the
# other workloads are in a lull.
util_cap = cur_util_cap - prev_util_cap
util_uncap = cur_util_uncap - prev_util_uncap
idle = cur_idle - prev_idle
donated = cur_donated - prev_donated
entitled = cur_entitled - prev_entitled
# If the entitled is zero, that generally means that the VM has not
# been started yet (everything else would be zero as well). So to
# avoid a divide by zero error, just return 0% in that case.
util = (float(util_cap + util_uncap - idle - donated) /
float(entitled) if entitled else 0.0)
# Utilization is reported as percents. Therefore, multiply by 100.0
# to get a readable percentage based format.
return virt_inspector.InstanceStats(cpu_util=util * 100.0,
cpu_time=cpu_time,
cpu_number=cpu_num)
