Paul,
Ok, let me play some more with those tunings params, see if I can find a
satisfactory combination and I'll withhold a -1 on this on the basis that I've
just misunderstood the whole thing. :)
Thanks
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Hi ALL,
Is it possible to add hyper-v vm's to cloudstack kvm environment
Hyper v is not connected to cloudstack its a stand alone host server
Like copying the vhd/vhdx file from hyperv and importing it in the
cloudstack?
Regards
Soundarajan
Hi Soundarajan,
Yes it is possible – but not necessarily straight forward.
You can convert your hyper-v image file to KVM using qemu-img, doing something
like the following (note input format “vpc”):
(You would first stop the source VM such that you have all writes committed to
disk)
qemu-img
Thanks for the detail information. Ill check and keep you posted..
On Wed, Jan 24, 2018 at 2:50 PM, Dag Sonstebo
wrote:
> Hi Soundarajan,
>
> Yes it is possible – but not necessarily straight forward.
>
> You can convert your hyper-v image file to KVM using qemu-img, doing
> something like the f
Hi all,
I have to dismiss a storage nas where the system VMs image files are
resident (kvm hypervisor on nfs storage).
From the web interface I can not do it like normal VMs.
The system vms are all cloned starting from the same image and have
backing files in the same (old) storage, then copyin
Rohit,
In first cloned my old ACS 4.10 production server and upgraded.
Then i took new clean installed centos 7 server
Results are same.
i can see errors in management log.
2018-01-24 13:48:17,207 WARN [n.s.e.c.ConfigurationFactory] (main:null)
(logid:) No configuration found. Configuring eh
Kristian,
You've not properly explained the issues you're facing post upgrade yet. Tell
us what is working and not working for you, what is blocking you from using the
mgmt server -- sharing snippets from logs are not useful.
For example, are you unable to see UI, are you seeing any ERRORs, f
All,
We don't have any outstanding blocker PRs now.
I could n't reproduce any regression wrt only VM-HA in RC1. By killing a HV
host (and keep it that way, i.e. not rebooting it), HA enabled VMs did migrate
to other hosts in a test I did.
The only potential (blocker) issue seems to be a lda
Hi Ugo,
If this is just system VMs you can just make sure the system VM template has
been copied and is present on your new secondary storage, then disable the old
secondary storage and destroy the system VMs – they should start again (they
are stateless so you don’t need to worry about copying
Hi Dag,
I have to dismiss a primary storage, not the secondary. Do I have to
create or modify a system offering with a storage tag and destroy the
system-vm? In this case, how can I be sure that the SVM will be
recreated using just that system offering?
On 24/01/2018 14:40, Dag Sonstebo wrot
Hi Ugo;
When you destroy systemvm's, disable zone, disable and remove primary
storage and add new primary storage and enable zone, new system vms will
automatically provision on new primary storage.
Thanks
Özhan
2018-01-24 16:50 GMT+03:00 Ugo Vasi :
> Hi Dag,
> I have to dismiss a primary storag
Hi Özhan,
can I disable the zone and remove primary storage with running VM on it?
On 24/01/2018 14:56, Özhan Rüzgar Karaman wrote:
Hi Ugo;
When you destroy systemvm's, disable zone, disable and remove primary
storage and add new primary storage and enable zone, new system vms will
automatical
Hi Ugo;
If you have running other vm's over it then you could not remove primary
storage. If you want to remove primary storage then you need to migrate
vm's to other storage first then make it empty and you could disable &
remove.
So maybe updating system offerings could help you to change reprov
Hi Ugo,
If all you are worried about is the system VMs then the easiest and risk free
option is:
- Configured new primary storage pool.
- Disable the old one (you will have to do this with cloudmonkey, it is not
available through the GUI – something like update storagepool enabled=false
id=508
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