OSAC-3141: PRD: Metering for Block Storage - #158
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In `@enhancements/OSAC-3141-metering-storage/prd.md`:
- Line 71: Define and document a single read/write request-metering contract for
CAP-3 and its acceptance criteria before implementation. Specify how LIST,
DELETE, multipart operations, failures, and retries map to aggregate read or
write meters, and ensure the same classification and counting rules are applied
consistently in the related acceptance-criteria section.
- Around line 97-106: Update the acceptance-criteria checklist around the
storage usage items to explicitly cover project attribution for block volumes
and file shares, both project and capacity dimensions for object buckets, volume
and file-share resize behavior, and attribution to bare-metal hosts in addition
to VMs and clusters. Ensure each supported resource type, query dimension,
resize path, and parent resource from the capability contract has a
corresponding criterion.
- Line 11: Update all Part 1 PRD references in the document, including the links
near the terms definition and the references at the other specified sections, to
use the canonical OSAC-985 metering-and-usage-tracking PRD path instead of the
nonexistent path. Preserve the surrounding link text and document content.
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| ## 1. Problem Statement | ||
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| OSAC provisions storage resources — block volumes, file shares, and object storage buckets — but has no mechanism to track their consumption over time. Storage resources consume provider capacity from the moment they are created until they are deleted, regardless of whether they are actively in use. A block volume occupies backend disk space whether the parent VM is running or not. A file share reserves capacity on the storage backend from creation. An object storage bucket reserves provisioned quota on the backend regardless of how much data is actually stored. |
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Block and file sound reasonable. I'm not sure about object. Should we go by storage bucket quota or logical stored bytes in the bucket (sum of object sizes)?
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The PRD meters provisioned quota (GiB-seconds), not logical stored bytes — see CAP-3 in Section 5.2. The rationale: backend storage is reserved at the provisioned size regardless of how much data is actually stored, so the provider's capacity commitment is the quota, not the bytes.
If we think logical stored bytes is the better model (or both should be tracked), happy to discuss — but provisioned quota aligns with how block and file storage are metered (reserved capacity over time).
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The metering basis for block storage isn't really about whether the backend reserves physical capacity — it's that the tenant has no meaningful way to reason about actual backend consumption. Thin provisioning, lazy zeroing, compression, dedup, snapshots — all of these make the physical footprint opaque and variable in ways the tenant can't control or predict. Metering by logical allocation (the size the tenant requested) gives them a number they understand and can act on.
File storage doesn't have a set way to meter. AWS EFS is by consumed storage, GCP Filestore by provisioned, Azure Files has both models (provisioned for SSD, consumed for HDD), and VCD is configurable. It kind of depends on how we model the File service, which we haven't done yet. Same goes for Object Storage - it could be done either way, and the storage team needs to do some homework on file and object which are still roadmap items.
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In `@enhancements/OSAC-3141-metering-storage/prd.md`:
- Around line 98-105: Update the storage acceptance-criteria checklist to
include project in block, file-share, and bucket query dimensions; capacity in
bucket usage queries; resize behavior for file shares; breakdowns for file
shares and buckets; and parent attribution for volumes attached to bare-metal
resources. If bare-metal attribution is out of scope, remove that criterion
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- Around line 74-79: Update the CAP-4 reference in the Storage usage
availability statement to explicitly say Part 1 CAP-4, alongside Part 1 CAP-15
and CAP-16. Keep the storage-tier requirement referenced only by this document’s
CAP-4 and remove any implication that Part 1 CAP-4 defines that dimension.
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Add PRD for storage metering covering block volumes, file shares, and object storage buckets with allocation-based and consumption-based metering models. Assisted-by: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: Moti Asayag <masayag@redhat.com> Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Moti Asayag <masayag@redhat.com>
Apply the same terminology cleanup as OSAC-2506: fix broken Part 1 links to OSAC-985 renamed path, replace all pricing/costing/charging language with metering equivalents, rename "Charge Calculation Model" to "Usage Calculation Model" with pure accumulation rules (no dollar amounts), inline Part 1 cross-cutting ACs, and add UI out-of-scope statement consistent with other metering PRDs. Assisted-by: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: Moti Asayag <masayag@redhat.com> Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Moti Asayag <masayag@redhat.com>
- Fix persona: storage tier grouping user story is Cloud Provider Admin, not Cloud Infrastructure Admin (avishayt) - Align object storage API metering with S3 categories: Class A (PUT/COPY/POST/LIST) and Class B (GET/SELECT/all other) instead of generic read/write aggregation (avishayt) - Resolve open question 11.1 — S3-aligned classification adopted, remove the section Assisted-by: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: Moti Asayag <masayag@redhat.com> Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Moti Asayag <masayag@redhat.com>
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- Rewrite CAP-6 from deployment constraint to user-observable outcome
- Replace internal acceptance criteria (additive deployment, deduplication,
retention, deployment independence) with PM-verifiable criteria
- Move deployment detail to Assumptions
- Remove internal vocabulary ("start/stop state semantics") from Assumptions
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- Add explicit service coverage line (VMaaS, CaaS, BMaaS) to In Scope - Remove proto field reference (storage_tier_id on ComputeInstanceDisk) from Out of Scope Assisted-by: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: Moti Asayag <masayag@redhat.com> Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Moti Asayag <masayag@redhat.com>
- Merge Cloud Provider Admin (Storage Tiers) under main Cloud Provider Admin heading to maintain one section per persona - Move dual-model rationale from CAP-3 to Usage Calculation Model section, keeping the capability statement concise - Add incremental delivery note to Assumptions — block, file, and object storage meters are independent and can ship as each API becomes available Assisted-by: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: Moti Asayag <masayag@redhat.com> Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Moti Asayag <masayag@redhat.com>
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Verdict: A strong, well-calibrated PRD that clearly describes storage metering capabilities from the user's perspective, with concrete justification, clean separation from design concerns, and fully testable acceptance criteria. Feedback: This PRD is ready for design phase. Two minor improvements: (1) The file storage metering model Open Question (allocation vs consumption) leaves CAP-2 partially unspecified — consider adding a decision deadline or stating which model will be the default if the question is unresolved by implementation time. (2) Consider adding an acceptance criterion for the resize timing edge case — when usage switches from old capacity to new capacity (immediately on resize request? on resize completion?). Critical (0)None. Important (1)
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| ### 5.1 Block and File Storage Metering | ||
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| - **CAP-1:** Block storage volumes are metered using allocation-based metering from creation to deletion. The metering unit is GiB-seconds per storage tier. |
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I think billing should be on an hourly base. This is how it is done in the big public cloud providers
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The PRD defines metering granularity (GiB-seconds for data capture), not billing granularity. Per Part 1, metering captures usage at per-second precision so downstream systems (billing, quota, analytics) can aggregate to whatever period they choose — hourly, daily, monthly. The billing system's aggregation interval is out of scope for this PRD (see Section 3: "Costing, billing, quota enforcement, and budget alerts — deferred to a separate PRD").
Per-second metering data is strictly more flexible — it supports hourly billing without precluding finer-grained models.
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| - **CAP-1:** Block storage volumes are metered using allocation-based metering from creation to deletion. The metering unit is GiB-seconds per storage tier. | ||
| - **CAP-2:** File storage shares are metered by storage tier from creation to deletion. The metering unit is GiB-seconds, but whether the meter tracks provisioned capacity (allocation model, as with block storage) or actual consumed capacity depends on the file storage service model — see Open Questions. |
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Not sure that provisioned capacity here makes sense.
We are not actually provisioning capacity.
In some of the cloud providers, theyu actually provision file infrastructure for the user, so billing on provisioning makes sense
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We didn't discuss the design for file storage so it's hard to commit to the metering model at this point. Some clouds do it by allocation (e.g., "give me 100GB of file storage") while some do it according to actual usage.
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| - **CAP-5:** Storage usage data is available alongside existing metering data without additional admin configuration steps. All storage meters use the same accuracy and data-availability guarantees as Part 1 meters (CAP-4, CAP-15, CAP-16). |
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For Block storage this makes sense, the volumes and their sizes will be part of the inventory.
However, for file storage, this is not true. The information about the consumed size information will probably be in the storage system itself. We need to figure out how to expose it
…o OSAC-4940 Retitle to 'Metering for Block Storage', tombstone CAP-2 (file shares), remove file-storage scope, acceptance criteria, the file-model open question, and the OSAC-2387 dependency. File storage metering now lives in OSAC-4940 (Metering for File Storage). Assisted-by: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Moti Asayag <masayag@redhat.com>
AI EP Review: EP-158Score: 10/10 | Verdict: PASS
Verdict: Strong PRD with clear user-facing need, concrete business justification, clean separation from design, focused scope, and fully testable acceptance criteria. Feedback: The per-second granularity acceptance criterion should cite its source (Part 1 metering requirements, Jira clarification, or stakeholder decision) the same way the retention thresholds do — unsourced numeric thresholds risk being contested during design review. Consider whether Cloud Infrastructure Admin is an affected persona for capacity-planning visibility, or explicitly note they are not affected. Critical (0)None. Important (1)
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- Line 86: Clarify the block-volume resize metering requirement by defining the
exact effective timestamp for the new capacity, specifying how usage intervals
are split at that point, and documenting behavior for failed or reverted resizes
so repeated resize events yield deterministic GiB-second totals.
- Line 34: Clarify the BMaaS scope consistently throughout the PRD: explicitly
state whether OSAC-3141 meters block volumes attached to BMaaS hosts while
OSAC-2506 meters host resources; otherwise remove the bare-metal volume coverage
from the sections describing metered volumes. Ensure the scope does not allow
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- Line 61: Update CAP-1 to explicitly define the lifecycle timestamps used for
GiB-second metering: identify the state transition that starts billing, the
transition that ends it, and the behavior for failed creation and partial
deletion. Align the rules with the available creating, available, deleting, and
deleted control-plane states so identical volume lifecycles produce consistent
totals.
- Line 66: Update CAP-3 to include a stable volume identifier as a required
query dimension, consistent with the individual-volume breakdown required
elsewhere in the PRD. Clarify whether capacity is a grouping dimension or a
measured value, and align the contract wording with the workflows described near
the existing volume requirements.
- Line 67: Define the parent-attribution contract for CAP-4 before
implementation, covering stable parent-resource identifiers and attach/detach
effective timestamps for VM, cluster, and bare-metal parents. Document field
ownership and lifecycle in OSAC-984 or this PRD, and do not rely on the reusable
spec.cluster name or proposed ClusterOrder UUID alone; preserve VMaaS/BMaaS
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Resolve the open CodeRabbit threads on PR osac-project#158: - Remove bare-metal coverage; block volumes attached to bare metal hosts are deferred to OSAC-2506, stated explicitly in Out of Scope - Replace retention "duration: TBD" with Part 1's concrete criteria (raw >= 7 days, aggregated >= 13 months, both configurable) - Clarify the metered interval (available until deleted) and failed- provisioning behavior at a user-observable altitude - Specify resize effective point and failed/reverted-resize behavior - Record the OSAC-984 volume-to-parent association dependency without prescribing API fields (mechanism deferred to the design proposal) Assisted-by: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Moti Asayag <masayag@redhat.com>
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- Around line 49-50: Update the per-second usage criterion near the block
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| - [ ] A block storage volume generates usage data (GiB-seconds) for the period it holds allocated capacity — from when it becomes available for use until it is deleted — queryable per tenant, storage tier, and capacity | ||
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Align the per-second criterion with the metered interval.
These lines start metering when the volume becomes available and exclude a volume that never becomes available. Line 56 still says a volume “existing for 30 seconds” appears in usage data. That wording can require usage for a provisioning-only volume. Change line 56 to say that a volume available for use for 30 seconds appears in usage data.
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In `@enhancements/OSAC-3141-metering-storage/prd.md` around lines 49 - 50, Update
the per-second usage criterion near the block storage volume requirements to
state that a volume available for use for 30 seconds appears in usage data,
replacing the broader “existing for 30 seconds” wording. Keep the criterion
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CodeRabbit flagged a cross-PRD conflict: OSAC-2506 assigns the storage volume meter to OSAC-3141 while owning the unified bare-metal-host footprint view. The prior "defer BMaaS storage to OSAC-2506" wording contradicted that and left the block-volume meter for bare-metal-attached volumes unowned by either PRD. Adopt OSAC-2506's meter-vs-attribution split: - OSAC-3141 owns the block-volume meter for every volume, regardless of parent, including volumes attached to bare metal hosts - OSAC-2506 owns bare-metal host-resource metering and the unified host footprint view that rolls those metered volumes into the host's usage Assisted-by: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Moti Asayag <masayag@redhat.com>
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