I`m running a cloudstack cluster for some time now and i`m getting the
hang of it. So i tried to add an additional Zone (Advanced) but i cannot
get the system VM to start. The VM`s are created and a running according
to cloudstack. But when i check the VM using VNC there is no OS
available (
Hello Raymon,
I had the same issue (SSVMs booting but no OS existing).
At the end I found out that this happened because my network labels
were not set correctly so the networks were not allocated properly no proper
connection to the secondary storage was available. This means th
Where did you find out these naming issues, so i can double check.
Because the places i have found look simular to me
On 29-10-18 14:37, Yordan Kostov wrote:
Hello Raymon,
I had the same issue (SSVMs booting but no OS existing).
At the end I found out that this happened becaus
Go to Infrastructure --> Zones --> ZONE_NAME --> Physical Networks -->
NAME_of_SECONDARY_STORAGE_NETWORK - if you used dedicated STORAGE network,
otherwise it's shared with the Management Network, so go to this one, and
than again click on "Storage" button again and make sure KVM traffic label
is s
(after that, disable Zone, destroy SSVM/CPVM, enable Zone and they will be
recreated again...)
btw /template/1/224/ translates to
/template/Account_ID/template_ID/ (similar path is used for snapshots and
upoaded volumes) - so your path is OK - template/1 is system account,
while i.e. t
The labels of the Management Zone are cloudbr0 on all KVM Hypervisors.
The difference with this hypervisor is that i tried running a cloudbr0:1
subinterface for the hypervisor to also act as NFS storage on the
secondary IP.
This secondary IP is also making the connection to the management
Tests will be done for sure.
Use case is 5-minute snapshots on VMs for ultra-high-availability hybrid
cloud - to provide small and medium businesses with a reliable system that,
in the case of issues, loses as little work as possible.
On Sun, Oct 28, 2018 at 6:00 AM Andrija Panic
wrote:
> I'm n
It would help if you would explain networking on the KVM side - how many
interfaces, bonds or not, vlans or not, bridge names, etc and how did you
setup your differetn Traffic across Physical Network inside CloudStack (did
you place red circle "Storage" on the right part on Physical Network, or
no
I wouldn't comment on the feasibility of this - but snapshots that stays on
Primary Storage... in case of Primary Storage issues, will be unusable also.
Perhaps you are talking about issues inside VMs - in this sense, again,
snapshots might not be (in my opinion...) the best solution, at least such
- I have remove the secondary ip from cloudbr0
- I have added a secondary storage to the zone (from another zone) which
hold the templates
- I have removed the server from the zone
- I have re-added the server to the zone.
- Disable and reanableld the zone
- The system vm`s are now working. Del
Alexandre, I don't recommend to go with such an idea. If you would like to
go with such HA-approach, your customers end with unfunctional VMs. Better
to go with sync, uncached storage and some sort of snapshotting like ZFS
send/receive or proprietary technology. Also, think about managed HA
service
https://rohityadav.cloud/blog/cloudstack-kvm/
this is for most recent 4.11 release and Ubuntu 18.04.
Advanced Zone and NFS on same box etc - all in one box.
For local storage, you need to decide if you really want "Local storage" or
"Shared Storage: (i.e. local storage being by default
/var/lib/
Thank you very much for the help, I will start looking into alternatives.
On Mon, Oct 29, 2018 at 11:08 AM Ivan Kudryavtsev
wrote:
> Alexandre, I don't recommend to go with such an idea. If you would like to
> go with such HA-approach, your customers end with unfunctional VMs. Better
> to go wit
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