OpenStack Shared File Systems Service (Manila)

Deletion of access rule intermittently fails in tempest

Bug #1968738 reported by Liron Kuchlani
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OpenStack Shared File Systems Service (Manila)
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Bug Description

Description of problem:
Execution of tempest test "test_access_rules_metadata" fails due to a timeout while waiting for the access rule to delete. The deletion request is shown in both manila-api and manila-shared logs but the access rules for the share never updates with the deletion and access list remains in active status until timeout is reached.

How reproducible:
Extremely rare to reproduce

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Deploy an environment with ceph nfs ganesha
2. Execute the manila tempest plugin against the deployment

Actual results:
access rule persists and stays in 'active' status after deletion request

Expected results:
access rule is deleted

Vida Haririan (vhariria)
tags: added: access-rules tempest
Vida Haririan (vhariria)
Changed in manila:
importance: Undecided → Low
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Maurice Escher (maurice-escher) wrote :

I've seen "in wait_for_resource_deletion
    raise exceptions.TimeoutException
tempest.lib.exceptions.TimeoutException: Request timed out" with test_set_get_delete_access_metadata with NetApp backend in my environment, too. So it seems not to be driver specific

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Vida Haririan (vhariria) wrote :

See additional discussions at https://meetings.opendev.org/meetings/manila/2022/manila.2022-04-21-15.00.log.html

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Goutham Pacha Ravi (gouthamr) wrote :

Hi Maurice

That's interesting! Do you happen to have any logs from the manila-share service when this happens?

Vida Haririan (vhariria)
Changed in manila:
status: New → Triaged
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