Hi
It's a first time with Cloudstack and Java for me. Despite of the
various documentation I found about building Cloudstack from sources and
then packaging, I still don't know which profile I should use with mvn
for production purpose and if in this case a profile is necessary.
Thx for your help
Hi Jean,
When building from source, you can follow the guide here
http://docs.cloudstack.apache.org/en/latest/developersguide/developer_guide.html?highlight=nonoss#building-non-free-packages
It includes a step that installs dependencies.
When building os packages, you can use the packaging/packag
Hi David
Thx for this quick reply.
So, if I'm not mistaken there are two steps:
1) Cloudstack build with mvn
and then
2) Os packaging with one of the script depending on the OS target.
Now let's take the first step with mvn.
1) What bothers me, but maybe wrongly, it's the 'developer' opti
If you're building an os package and planning on installing it on a vm, there's
no need to build it with mvn manually. The build process :
# To install dependencies, can skip if already done
git clone https://github.com/rhtyd/cloudstack-nonoss.git
cd cloudstack-nonoss
./install-non-oss.sh
Assui
Thank you David for all of these useful information.
Building packages for Debian 10 has succeeded however with some
adjustments to be made.
So, my little contribution:
1) At least two patches are required for cloudstack 4.14.0.0
https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/pull/4226/commits/2454b3ae
+1 sounds like a plan!
Regards.
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Hi all,
Its around that time of ye
Hi Hean,
Are you using clustered filesystems such as like GFS2, OCFS or clvm for the two
hypervisor hosts to share the same mountpoint as mentioned by Andrija?
Im exploring Sheepdoq and Lizardfs to avoid using clustered filesystems setup.
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