--- features: - | Added a new configuration option ``image_conversion_disable`` to disallow conversion between image disk format and volume format when doing certain operations. This can prevent performance problems on a cinder-volume node due to the large amount of system resources consumed during image conversion. The default value is ``False``, which corresponds to Cinder's current behavior to always attempt image conversion. This option affects three Block Storage API calls: * Upload volume to image: ``POST /v3/volumes/{volume_id}/action`` with the ``os-volume_upload_image`` action. This call will result in a 400 (Bad Request) response when an image ``disk_format`` that would require conversion is requested. * Create a volume: ``POST /v3/volumes`` with an ``imageRef`` attribute in the request body. This will result in a 202 (Accepted) response, but if the image's ``disk_format`` would require conversion to be written to the volume, the volume will go to ``error`` status. * Reimage a volume: ``POST /v3/volumes/{volume_id}/action`` with the ``os-reimage`` action. This call will result in a 202 (Accepted) response, but if the image's ``disk_format`` would require conversion to be written to the volume, the volume will go to ``error`` status. In the latter two cases, an end user can determine what happened by using the `Messages API `_, which can be accessed using the `cinderclient `_ or `openstackclient `_.