Abrupt termination of the simulation caused by VmAllocationPolicySimple

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Playing with migrations, I've found a bug in the code of the class
VmAllocationPolicySimple. The method in question is
allocateHostForVm(Vm vm, Host host) -- lines 232 to 248 in the
attached version of the file.

The new code follows. As you can see, there's a comment explaining why
I added four lines of code between the invocation to getVmTable() and
the call to Log.formatLine().

The bug would cause an abrupt termination of the simulation when a VM
created with this method would try to be destroyed. The execution
would fail in the method deallocateHostForVm(Vm vm) -- line 125 in the
attached version of the file.

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public boolean allocateHostForVm(Vm vm, Host host) {
   if (host.vmCreate(vm)) { //if vm has been succesfully created in the host
      getVmTable().put(vm.getUid(), host);
      // I believe the following four lines were missing in the original
      // coding of this method. Notice that when a VM is allocated in
      // the method allocateHostForVm(vm), the two lines that modify the
      // number of used and free PEs are indeed present.
      int requiredPes = vm.getPesNumber();
      int idx = getHostList().indexOf(host);
      getUsedPes().put(vm.getUid(), requiredPes);
      getFreePes().set(idx, getFreePes().get(idx) - requiredPes);
      Log.formatLine("%.2f: VM #" + vm.getId() + " has been allocated to
the host #" + host.getId(), CloudSim.clock());
      return true;
   }

   return false;
}
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Original issue reported on code.google.com by rodrigo.calheiros on 18 Jul 2011 at 12:36

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The four lines were added to the method allocateHostForVm(Vm,Host).

Original comment by rodrigo.calheiros on 15 Dec 2011 at 4:11

• Changed state: Fixed