Re: how to setup a client environment

Hi Angelo, You can create a ‘user’ role for the client possibly in a subdomain. Your Isolated guest networks by default won’t be available to other accounts, you can restrict the same for Shared, L2 guest networks as well. Your client will need new guest networks BTW. -Jithin From: Angelo

Create Kubernetes Cluster Problem

Hello, I have a problem when creating Kubernetes cluster on apache cloudstack version 1.18.1 with this Kubernetes version 1.27.2, kubernetes version, see https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/releases 1.3.0, CNI version, see https://github.com/containernetworking/plugins/releases 1.27.0,

how to setup a client environment

Hi, I am new to cloudstack, is it possible to have a client environment where as network that I have created for my account and user are not viewable from possible client that I want to use my cloudstack system? is so how to set that UP? regards, Angelo

Cleaning testing env

Hi guys, I have an QA env on ACS 4.18.0 with a big database with a lot of removed virtual machines, disks etc, is there a recommended script to clean up the databases of unused registers in the tables? The obvious is to delete not null in removed columns but I'm not so sure if is it going to

Re: Cloudstack VM HA

Hello, You need a stable NFS primary storage for the hearbeat file. You can keep it in disabled state after the testing - so VMs do not get created there - but it needs to be present. Watch out, if the NFS storage becomes unstable or unreachable via network (switch fault etc) the hypervisors

Cloudstack VM HA

Hi All, We are setting up Cloudstack + Linbit SDS (via plugin). Hypervisor is Ubuntu. We are trying to test the VM HA by powering down a physical node at random. However, the VMs doesn’t seem to be failing over to the other nodes. VM HA is enabled already, is there something we are missing?