fix: AlpineBonded ENI template bad bond options #98
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When both bond-master and bond-slaves are present, bond-slaves is ignored. This leads to the bond-* options associated with the bond-slaves stanza to be ignored as well. We observed that this led to provisioned Alpine linux machines to have balance-rr (mode 3) bonding mode instead of 802.3ad (mode 4) bonding mode. This caused packets to be sent out-of-order, leading to TCP/IP congestion control due to packet loss. Removing the bond-master option from the ethX stanzas fixes this issue and ensures the bonding driver uses our declared bond-* options in the bond stanzas.
ScottGarman
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Aug 13, 2024
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Relevant JIRA
https://equinixjira.atlassian.net/browse/BMS-898
What does this PR do?
Updates the Alpine bonded template to remove the
bond-masteroption from theethXstanzas.Why is this necessary?
When both bond-master and bond-slaves are present, bond-slaves is ignored. This leads to the bond-* options associated with the bond-slaves stanza to be ignored as well. We observed that this led to provisioned Alpine linux machines to have balance-rr (mode 3) bonding mode instead of 802.3ad (mode 4) bonding mode. This caused packets to be sent out-of-order, leading to TCP/IP congestion control due to packet loss.
Removing the bond-master option from the ethX stanzas fixes this issue and ensures the bonding driver uses our declared bond-* options in the bond stanzas.
(How) Has This Been Tested?
In CI, by hand with
a3.large.x86andn3.xlarge.x86provisions, and OSIE