[2014-03-26 16:07:15] undercloud : 673 s
[2014-03-26 16:07:15] overcloud : 900 s
vs
[2014-03-27 08:03:22] undercloud : 251 s
[2014-03-27 08:03:22] overcloud : 586 s
both virto-io, both cached.
Since the undercloud is faster to bring up, how about we focus there and see where the time is going. Lets get instrumentation to identify:
- time to load the image into glance
- time till the VM is booted (e.g. pingable vs scripts completed)
- time till in-instance scripts have completed (heat signals CREATE_COMPLETE)
- time to fully configure via APIs
and surface that at the end of the devtest_undercloud script or something. I can then run the same thing and we can divide and conquer.
Ghe - ok so
[2014-03-26 16:07:15] undercloud : 673 s
[2014-03-26 16:07:15] overcloud : 900 s
vs
[2014-03-27 08:03:22] undercloud : 251 s
[2014-03-27 08:03:22] overcloud : 586 s
both virto-io, both cached.
Since the undercloud is faster to bring up, how about we focus there and see where the time is going. Lets get instrumentation to identify:
- time to load the image into glance
- time till the VM is booted (e.g. pingable vs scripts completed)
- time till in-instance scripts have completed (heat signals CREATE_COMPLETE)
- time to fully configure via APIs
and surface that at the end of the devtest_undercloud script or something. I can then run the same thing and we can divide and conquer.