com.yahoo.vespa.hosted.controller.application.DeploymentQuotaCalculator Maven / Gradle / Ivy
// Copyright Yahoo. Licensed under the terms of the Apache 2.0 license. See LICENSE in the project root.
package com.yahoo.vespa.hosted.controller.application;
import com.yahoo.config.application.api.DeploymentSpec;
import com.yahoo.config.provision.ApplicationId;
import com.yahoo.config.provision.ClusterResources;
import com.yahoo.config.provision.ClusterSpec;
import com.yahoo.config.provision.zone.ZoneId;
import com.yahoo.vespa.hosted.controller.Application;
import com.yahoo.vespa.hosted.controller.api.integration.billing.Quota;
import java.math.BigDecimal;
import java.math.RoundingMode;
import java.util.List;
/**
* Calculates the quota to allocate to a deployment.
*
* @author ogronnesby
* @author andreer
*/
public class DeploymentQuotaCalculator {
public static Quota calculate(Quota tenantQuota,
List tenantApps,
ApplicationId deployingApp, ZoneId deployingZone,
DeploymentSpec deploymentSpec)
{
if (tenantQuota.budget().isEmpty()) return tenantQuota; // Shortcut if there is no budget limit to care about.
if (deployingZone.environment().isTest()) return tenantQuota;
if (deployingZone.environment().isProduction()) return probablyEnoughForAll(tenantQuota, tenantApps, deployingApp, deploymentSpec);
return getMaximumAllowedQuota(tenantQuota, tenantApps, deployingApp, deployingZone);
}
public static QuotaUsage calculateQuotaUsage(com.yahoo.vespa.hosted.controller.api.integration.configserver.Application application) {
// the .max() resources are only specified when the user has specified a max. to make sure we enforce quotas
// correctly we retrieve the maximum of .current() and .max() - otherwise we would keep adding 0s for those
// that are not using autoscaling.
var quotaUsageRate = application.clusters().values().stream()
.filter(cluster -> ! cluster.type().equals(ClusterSpec.Type.admin))
.map(cluster -> largestQuotaUsage(cluster.current(), cluster.max()))
.mapToDouble(resources -> resources.nodes() * resources.nodeResources().cost())
.sum();
return QuotaUsage.create(quotaUsageRate);
}
private static ClusterResources largestQuotaUsage(ClusterResources a, ClusterResources b) {
var usageA = a.nodes() * a.nodeResources().cost();
var usageB = b.nodes() * b.nodeResources().cost();
return usageA < usageB ? b : a;
}
/** Just get the maximum quota we are allowed to use. */
private static Quota getMaximumAllowedQuota(Quota tenantQuota, List applications,
ApplicationId application, ZoneId zone) {
var usageOutsideDeployment = applications.stream()
.map(app -> app.quotaUsage(application, zone))
.reduce(QuotaUsage::add).orElse(QuotaUsage.none);
return tenantQuota.subtractUsage(usageOutsideDeployment.rate());
}
/**
* We want to avoid applying a resource change to an instance in production when it seems likely
* that there will not be enough quota to apply this change to _all_ production instances.
*
* To achieve this, we must make the assumption that all production instances will use
* the same amount of resources, and so equally divide the quota among them.
*/
private static Quota probablyEnoughForAll(Quota tenantQuota, List tenantApps,
ApplicationId application, DeploymentSpec deploymentSpec) {
TenantAndApplicationId deployingApp = TenantAndApplicationId.from(application);
var usageOutsideApplication = tenantApps.stream()
.filter(app -> !app.id().equals(deployingApp))
.map(Application::quotaUsage).reduce(QuotaUsage::add).orElse(QuotaUsage.none);
long productionDeployments = Math.max(1, deploymentSpec.instances().stream()
.flatMap(instance -> instance.zones().stream())
.filter(zone -> zone.environment().isProduction())
.count());
return tenantQuota.withBudget(
tenantQuota.subtractUsage(usageOutsideApplication.rate())
.budget().get().divide(BigDecimal.valueOf(productionDeployments),
5, RoundingMode.HALF_UP)); // 1/1000th of a cent should be accurate enough
}
}