Add Ceph OSD cpuset tuning options
Allows an administrator to set CPU pinning with the cpuset tool for Ceph OSDs, in situations where CPU contention with VMs or other system tasks may be negatively affecting OSD performance. This is optional, advanced tuning and is disabled by default.
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#!/bin/bash
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# PVC Ceph OSD cpuset preparation script
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# {{ ansible_managed }}
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# This script is designed to prepare the cpusets for use by Ceph OSDs, VMs, and other system resources.
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# Libvirt does not make this easy with any way to globally set its CPUs, so we must do this trickery.
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{% set cset_host = pvc_shield_osds_cset | selectattr('hostname', 'equalto', inventory_hostname) %}
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A_OSD_CPUS=( {{ cset_host[0]['osd_cset'] | join(' ') }} )
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A_SYS_CPUS=()
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CPU_INFO="$( lscpu )"
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# First, we must determine how many NUMA nodes we have
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NUMA_COUNT="$( grep '^NUMA node(s)' <<<"${CPU_INFO}" | awk '{ print $NF }' )"
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# If we have 1 NUMA node, our SYS_MEMS is 0; otherwise it's 0-X
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# This is needed to explicitly set our memspec during the set
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if [[ ${NUMA_COUNT} -eq 1 ]]; then
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SYS_MEMS="0"
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else
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SYS_MEMS="0-$(( ${NUMA_COUNT} - 1 ))"
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fi
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# We must determine which NUMA nodes our OSD CPUS are in for the memspec during the set
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A_OSD_MEMS=()
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for CPU in ${A_OSD_CPUS[@]}; do
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NODE="$( grep -E '^NUMA node[0-9]+ CPU' <<<"${CPU_INFO}" | grep -w "${CPU}" | awk '{ print $2 }' | sed 's/node//' )"
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if [[ ! " ${A_OSD_MEMS} " =~ " ${NODE} " ]]; then
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A_OSD_MEMS+=( $NODE )
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fi
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done
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# Determine our CPU count
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CPU_COUNT="$( grep '^CPU(s)' <<<"${CPU_INFO}" | awk '{ print $NF }' )"
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echo "CPU count: ${CPU_COUNT}"
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# Loop through all the CPUs in the count; if they are not in OSD_CPUS, add them to the SYS_CPUS array
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for i in $( seq 0 $(( ${CPU_COUNT} - 1)) ); do
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if [[ ! " ${A_OSD_CPUS[*]} " =~ " ${i} " ]]; then
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A_SYS_CPUS+=( $i )
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fi
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done
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# Convert arrays into CSV
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OSD_MEMS="$( IFS=, ; echo "${A_OSD_MEMS[*]}" )"
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OSD_CPUS="$( IFS=, ; echo "${A_OSD_CPUS[*]}" )"
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SYS_CPUS="$( IFS=, ; echo "${A_SYS_CPUS[*]}" )"
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echo "OSD CPUs: ${OSD_CPUS}"
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echo "OSD Mems: ${OSD_MEMS}"
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echo "System/VM CPUs: ${SYS_CPUS}"
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echo "System/VM Mems: ${SYS_MEMS}"
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# Create the system cpuset and move everything currently running into it
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/usr/bin/cset set --cpu=${SYS_CPUS} --mem=${SYS_MEMS} system
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/usr/bin/cset proc --move --force --threads root --toset=system
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# Create our Libvirt cpuset (identical to system cpuset)
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/usr/bin/cset set --cpu=${SYS_CPUS} --mem=${SYS_MEMS} machine
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# Create our OSD cpuset
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/usr/bin/cset set --cpu=${OSD_CPUS} --mem=${OSD_MEMS} osd
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