Fwd: Cloud-Stack Configuration | Vagrant

Hi all, Currently I am in the process of configuring cloud-stack into my local machine. I would like to know what would be the fastest way to perform this task. If there are resources to use vagrant sort of scripts to get cloud-stack up and running Currently following [1] to configure cloud-stac

RE: Vlan issue with ACS 4.4 and XenServer 6.2

My setup is as follows 2 x HP DL360 G7 with 4 port 1G nic's Port 0 to cloud-management Port 1 to cloud-storage - Disabled Port 2 to cloud-guest Port 3 to cloud-public Catalyist 6509 switch Port 0 to Slot 5 Gi0 and 1 Port 1 to Slot 6 Gi0 and 1 Disabled Port 2 to Slot 8 Gi0 and 1 Port 3 to Slot 9

Re: Multi-Datacenter Deployment

Thought so, just trying to look at all the potential options right now. We'll probably end up going the single region route, but the idea of a whole zone rebooting because of misbehaving HA worries me. We're going from a traditional single node, non-HA setup. We're used to having a single node go

Re: Multi-Datacenter Deployment

Regions are designed to be completely separate from one other, so no, as far as I'm aware there is no way to sync secondary storage data between them. I don't think you'd want to do that anyway, as it defeats the purpose of maintaining an isolated cloud region from another. - Si _

RE: Vlan issue with ACS 4.4 and XenServer 6.2

As Ahmad pointed out, it does look to be an issue with VLAN trunking. How are the XS connected to each other and what is the VLAN assigned to the particular guest network (I am assuming you are using Advanced Zone with VLAN Isolation)? -Original Message- From: Matthew Midgett [mailto:cl

RE: Vlan issue with ACS 4.4 and XenServer 6.2

Does anyone else have an idea? On Jan 6, 2015, 10:12 PM, at 10:12 PM, Matthew Midgett wrote: >It is there because I can disable the zone, delete the VM and network. >Use XenCenter to add a vlan of 501. Manually install 2 VM's on >different hypervisors and ping both VM and the GW that on the ro

Re: Multi-Datacenter Deployment

A followup here: You can't have secondary storage that spans regions (e.g, templates/snapshots in sync), even with S3/Swift correct? If not that's another downside to regions on top of the account sync. It seems like the best solution to prevent weird split-brain/HA issues would be to have at le

Re: Multi-Datacenter Deployment

See inline. From: Logan Barfield Sent: Wednesday, January 07, 2015 11:43 AM To: d...@cloudstack.apache.org Cc: users@cloudstack.apache.org Subject: Re: Multi-Datacenter Deployment I appreciate the explanation. That seems to confirm what I was thinking, th

RE: Xenserver pool HA in Cloudstack

Hi Somesh, I will be addeing appropriate info from this blog into the official CloudStack Install Docs. Regards Geoff Higginbottom D: +44 20 3603 0542 | S: +44 20 3603 0540 | M: +447968161581 geoff.higginbot...@shapeblue.com -Original Message- From: Somesh Naidu [mailto:somesh.na...@

RE: Xenserver pool HA in Cloudstack

Hi Ian, When I say " If the Pool Master goes down a Slave will take over and all VMs which were running on the failed Pool Master will be automatically restarted on alternate Hosts, but only as long as their Compute Offering had the ‘Offer HA’ feature enabled." I am saying that if the Pool Ma

RE: Xenserver pool HA in Cloudstack

Hi Yuri, Whilst testing this, I killed off the Host Masters approx. 10 times, and on about 2 occasions the old Pool Master did automatically re-join as a slave, but on the other 8 occasions they did not. I think it depended on how long they were down for, so a simple reset of the host was OK,

Re: Multi-Datacenter Deployment

I appreciate the explanation. That seems to confirm what I was thinking, that until regions are working 100% we'll just have to make sure the DC-to-DC links are as stable/redundant as possible to prevent HA issues. If we increase the HA delay it shouldn't be a major issue, and it will still be bet

Re: Multi-Datacenter Deployment

Logan, We currently run CS in multiple geographically separate DCs, and may be able to give you a little insight into things. We run KVM in advanced networking mode, with CLVM clusters backed onto Dell Compellent SANs. We currently have different DCs running different zones per DC, in a single

RE: Xenserver pool HA in Cloudstack

Hi Geoff,  Great article. Just wanted let you know that  I tested the configuration on my test environment  and everything worked as you described, apart from the 'Recovering from Host Failures' bit.  In my case the former master  came up after reboot and joined the pool as a slave. No manual

[ACS44] release candidate under evaluation

Dear users@, As per our bylaws release candidates need to be voted on on the dev@ list. I started a mail thread for this purpose [1]. The voting process is open for anyone and you are all invited to evaluate the source code or the rpms that are made available. [1] http://markmail.org/message/mio

Usage Service Log: Errors and Warning

Hi, Could someone explain when we would get the following messages in the log, 02:15:11,635 WARN UsageManagerImpl:1537 - failed to get nic id from resource name, resource name is: null 02:15:11,654 ERROR UsageManagerImpl:1341 - Incorrect size for template with Id 225 Our usage service is produ

test message - please ignore

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Re: How to reduce the size of the cloud_usage database

Hi On 01/06/2015 11:06 AM, David Williams wrote: > Is there an "official" procedure on how to reduce the size of the cloud_usage > database? We are using pt-archiver [1] which is included in the percona-toolkit [2]. It may be already in your Linux distro [3] as well. Yours René [1] http://www

RE: Multi-Datacenter Deployment

Hi Logan, The biggest issue to deal with in a multi-datacenter deployment is the database, specifically latency between database nodes and between the CloudStack management servers and the database. Hosts in remote zones quite happily talk back to remote management servers over WAN links. Cur