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To implement the `socket` PCI NUMA affinity policy, we'll need to track the host NUMA topology in the PCI stats code. To achieve this, PCI stats will need to know the compute node it's running on. Prepare for this by replacing the node_id parameter with compute_node. Node_id was previously optional, but that looks to have been only to facilitate testing, as that's the only place where it was not passed it. We use compute_node (instead of just making node_id mandatory) because it allows for an optimization later on wherein the PCI manager does not need to pull the ComputeNode object from the database needlessly. Implements: blueprint pci-socket-affinity Change-Id: Idc839312d1449e9327ee7e3793d53ed080a44d0c
OpenStack Nova
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