Re: Adding OVA or OVF VMs to CS 4.3.1
Thanks to all, that worked for me! * Regards, José * El 26/09/2014 21:21, Kirk Kosinski escribió: Hi, as the others mentioned only OVA is supported. To use it in CloudStack you first need to upload the OVA file to a web server that CloudStack (specifically the SSVM) can reach. Next, in the CloudStack UI go to Templates > Register template and fill in the details (including the URL to the OVA). You can also use the registerTemplate API command [1] with a tool like cloudmonkey [2] for this step. Finally, when the template has been downloaded by the SSVM and shows as "Ready" in CloudStack, you can deploy instances using that template. Best regards, Kirk [1] http://cloudstack.apache.org/docs/api/apidocs-4.3/root_admin/registerTemplate.html [2] https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/CLOUDSTACK/CloudStack+CloudMonkey+CLI On 09/24/2014 10:09 AM, José Egas López wrote: Hi, I have exported an OVA and also an OVF template from an existing VM from vSphere. The templates have the following types of file: OVA --> templateName.ova OVF--> templateName.mf; templateName.ovf; templateName.vmdk I want to deploy a VM in CS from one of those templates. I'm not sure about how CS 4.3.1 is supporting this file formats. So the question is, how can I add my template into CS templates?
Re: Adding OVA or OVF VMs to CS 4.3.1
Hi, as the others mentioned only OVA is supported. To use it in CloudStack you first need to upload the OVA file to a web server that CloudStack (specifically the SSVM) can reach. Next, in the CloudStack UI go to Templates > Register template and fill in the details (including the URL to the OVA). You can also use the registerTemplate API command [1] with a tool like cloudmonkey [2] for this step. Finally, when the template has been downloaded by the SSVM and shows as "Ready" in CloudStack, you can deploy instances using that template. Best regards, Kirk [1] http://cloudstack.apache.org/docs/api/apidocs-4.3/root_admin/registerTemplate.html [2] https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/CLOUDSTACK/CloudStack+CloudMonkey+CLI On 09/24/2014 10:09 AM, José Egas López wrote: > Hi, I have exported an OVA and also an OVF template from an existing VM > from vSphere. > The templates have the following types of file: > OVA --> templateName.ova > OVF--> templateName.mf; templateName.ovf; templateName.vmdk > > I want to deploy a VM in CS from one of those templates. > I'm not sure about how CS 4.3.1 is supporting this file formats. > So the question is, how can I add my template into CS templates? > > >
Re: Adding OVA or OVF VMs to CS 4.3.1
Only OVA is supported - as its a single file VS 3 files you get with OVF. On 9/24/14, 10:09 AM, José Egas López wrote: Hi, I have exported an OVA and also an OVF template from an existing VM from vSphere. The templates have the following types of file: OVA --> templateName.ova OVF--> templateName.mf; templateName.ovf; templateName.vmdk I want to deploy a VM in CS from one of those templates. I'm not sure about how CS 4.3.1 is supporting this file formats. So the question is, how can I add my template into CS templates?
RE: Adding OVA or OVF VMs to CS 4.3.1
Jose, You can add the .ova fila as template in CS. -Sanjeev -Original Message- From: José Egas López [mailto:josee...@farmaenlace.com] Sent: Wednesday, September 24, 2014 10:40 PM To: users@cloudstack.apache.org Subject: Adding OVA or OVF VMs to CS 4.3.1 Hi, I have exported an OVA and also an OVF template from an existing VM from vSphere. The templates have the following types of file: OVA --> templateName.ova OVF--> templateName.mf; templateName.ovf; templateName.vmdk I want to deploy a VM in CS from one of those templates. I'm not sure about how CS 4.3.1 is supporting this file formats. So the question is, how can I add my template into CS templates? -- * Regards, José *
Adding OVA or OVF VMs to CS 4.3.1
Hi, I have exported an OVA and also an OVF template from an existing VM from vSphere. The templates have the following types of file: OVA --> templateName.ova OVF--> templateName.mf; templateName.ovf; templateName.vmdk I want to deploy a VM in CS from one of those templates. I'm not sure about how CS 4.3.1 is supporting this file formats. So the question is, how can I add my template into CS templates? -- * Regards, José *
