Hi all,
I was wondering if anyone have experience hacking DB and converting
zone-wide primary storage to cluster-wide.
We have:
1 x NFS primary storage, zone-wide
1 x CEPH primary storage, zone-wide
1 x SOLIDFIRE orimary storage, zone-wide
1 zone, 1 pod, 1 cluster., Advanced zone, and 1 NFS regul
Hello,
I'm debugging an issue on behalf of one of our users. We are using Apache
jclouds to talk to Apache CloudStack which is on a customer's site.
jclouds is invoking the `listTemplates` API, but is then choking while
processing the query results. It seems that on this CloudStack instance, th
Hi Andrija,
I just took a look at the SolidFire logic around adding primary storage at the
zone level versus the cluster scope.
I recommend you try this in development prior to production, but it looks like
you can make the following changes for SolidFire:
• In cloud.storage_pool, enter the ap
Hi Mike,
thx for that info, that is exactly what I also see as DB differences, but
was also wondering if anyone played with it in Production :)
Will wait for some more reply hopefully !
Cheers
Andrija
On 29 September 2017 at 15:27, Tutkowski, Mike
wrote:
> Hi Andrija,
>
> I just took a look a
If the template is in multiple zones at the same time, then you are going
to have multiple template objects with the same ID. Otherwise, this should
not happen. You could check the database table "vm_template" to see if you
find any inconsistency there.
On Fri, Sep 29, 2017 at 9:21 AM, Richard Dow
Can someone explain the folder structure in secondary storage.
I see /var/cloud_mount/87156045-e430-3fe3-aa4b-3d41c1af8df2
In there I have a bunch of folders
Xen5 snapshots]# ls
10 13 130 153 2 23 390 4 449 480 605 61 64 664 67 684 7 75 8
87 9
Xen5 snapshots]# find . -name
The numbers are the IDs of the volume (id of the database). In the
volume table you can find the VM in which the volume is attached to.
If it is a snapshot, then you might want to check the snapshot table as
well (I might be wrong, but I think snapshots also have an entry in the
volume table).
Let me correct a little bit of what Rafael has said. In the snapshots
folder itself, the number dirs are account IDs.
root@gcx-bom-cloudstack:/mnt/secondary/snapshots# ls -l
total 6
drwxr-xr-x 8 nobody nogroup 8 Jul 13 12:07 10
drwxr-xr-x 18 nobody nogroup 18 Aug 3 2016 2
drwxr-xr-x 11 nobody
