On 06/26/2013 10:04 AM, Denni Sembiring wrote:
Thanks Jijun, but when I use that command, the output shown

Name:           0f1c578f-c006-317c-**22-15d77214c1b7
UUID:           0f1c578f-c006-317c-**22-15d77214c1b7
State:          running
Persistent:     no
Autostart:      no
Capacity:       465.66 GiB
Allocation:     141.56 GiB
Available:      324.1 GiB

I went to the UI and see the total primary storage capacity is only 152 GB.
how can I change the size of that primary storage capacity?
what I must configure to make the capacity size into all of allocation size?


There is no configuration on that. The management server will query this information on the hypervisor and store that.

If you tail the logs of your management server, you will see a stats collector running, do you see any log lines with update information about that storage pool?

Wido

thanks,

Regards,
Denni Sembiring

2013/6/26 Jijun <jiju...@gmail.com>

On 06/26/2013 02:10 PM, Denni Sembiring wrote:

Thank you  Jijun.
I've tried it, and I want to ask, how do we allocate the whole of the
hypervisor capacity as a primary storage?
I mean in the UI we will see the capacity of primary storage show 1.72 TB.
will it possible?

yes , in my UI (CS 3.0.x) Disk Total  shows 1.72TB equals to result of
virsh pool-info.



thanks,

Denni Sembiring


2013/6/25 Jijun <jiju...@gmail.com>

  On 06/26/2013 12:56 PM, Denni Sembiring wrote:

  Yes Sir, I use NFS Server 4.

when I use this command $ virsh pool-list on my hypervisor,
its shown like this

[root@hypervs ~]# virsh pool-list
Name State Autostart
------------------------------****-----------
0f1c578f-c006-317c-b622-****15d77214c1b7 active no
422155c4-15f5-4354-9ace-****540b4c94ebb6 active no
6260fa35-58f0-3ba3-9337-****c05fac113f57 active no
67779d92-1966-3842-aed1-****54e565f372da active no
fd8f79e7-46e7-3337-ad57-****bd09356b4f7a active no


I didn't understand about it Sir.  What should I do?
on the list shows that the status active no. Do i have to activate it
first?

  virsh pool-list show the pool list  the libvirt in your hypervisor .
just
like the result header said:

[root@hypervs ~]# virsh pool-list
Name State Autostart
------------------------------****-----------
0f1c578f-c006-317c-b622-****15d77214c1b7 active no

it means:
the Name(uuid) is  0f1c578f-c006-317c-b622-****15d77214c1b7 ,

the State is active,
Autostart is no.

you can get the detail of the pool 0f1c578f-c006-317c-b622-****
15d77214c1b7
by  this :

[root@hypervs ~]# virsh pool-info 0f1c578f-c006-317c-b622-****
15d77214c1b7
Name:           0f1c578f-c006-317c-b622-****15d77214c1b7
UUID:           0f1c578f-c006-317c-b622-****15d77214c1b7

State:          running
Persistent:     yes
Autostart:      no
Capacity:       1.72 TB
Allocation:     150.58 GB
Available:      1.57 TB



Thanks,
Jijun



   If yes, how do I enable it?

Thanks,

Regards,
Denni sembiring


2013/6/25 Wido den Hollander <w...@widodh.nl>

   Hi,



On 06/25/2013 06:41 AM, Denni Sembiring wrote:

   I had to install Cloudstack 4.02. I use 5 hosts, 1 as management

server, and the other into the hypervisor (KVM). when all has gone
well, I went to the UI and see my primary storage show only 98 Gb ,
while the entire capacity of hypervisor should be 2 Tb . How can I
change the size of my primary storage?  what should i do so my primary
storage size according to the size of my hypervisor?



   The management server gets the information from libvirt on the

hypervisor.
Is this NFS?

What does this show on the hypervisor:

$ virsh pool-info <uuid>

Wher you can list the storage pools in libvirt with:

$ virsh pool-list

Wido



   Best regards,

Denni Sembiring
Del Polytechnic of Informatics






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