Hello,
Thank you both Poul and Olivier for your answers. Poul, regarding my
environment: it is small-scale experimental environment (up to ~10 VM's), NOT a
production one. For experimental and test cases, should I go with the solution
written by Olivier, or is it still more easier and convenie
Thank you. My hypervisor is rhel6.1 kvm. It seems that it can support 64
VCPUs at most
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主题: Re: [one-users] How many VCPUs can one kvm vm support the most?
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That might break the cloud model. If you have to make such a massive change
in your running vms you might as well create a new template from one
running and add the nic to it and roll it into the current system. You can
always hot plug with extra vms directly from the hosts.
Shank
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How many VCPUs can one kvm vm support the most? Thanks.
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Hi Alexandre,
2012/3/22 Alexandre Fouchs :
> My concern is now how does it really work ? For example if I have 2
> hypervisors or more, would it be possible to access the same share space
> with something else than NFS ? And would it be seen as one unique system
> from a user point of view (with l
Hello
I'd like to be able to Add IP addresses (Leases) to running VM (hot
plugging new NIC).
Is this something possible? From what I understand this is not
possible (as of OpenNebula 3.3). A VM would have to be destroyed and a
new template submitted.
My thinking was something like adding a one.v
Look into glusterfs if you need windows and unix machines to talk.
On Mar 22, 2012 4:57 PM, "Alexandre Fouchs"
wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I recently installed OpenNebula in a test environment for evaluation
> purpose and got it working with a VMware ESXi5 hypervisor.
>
> Right now I have 3 machines:
>
Hi all,
I recently installed OpenNebula in a test environment for evaluation
purpose and got it working with a VMware ESXi5 hypervisor.
Right now I have 3 machines:
- the front end with OpenNebula installed
- the hypervisor with ESXi
- the storage, mounted both on the front end and on the hyperv
Hi,
I do encounter (very rarely as it seems) problems where VMs are not
properly deleted or shut off by onevm commands. I use ONE 3.0, hosts
running Fedora15 and KVM and libvirt.
1) onevm shutdown fails:
I can see in the VM log file that the shutdown operation timed out and
the VM is still r
Hi,
Il 22 marzo 2012 17:38, Tino Vazquez ha scritto:
> Hi,
>
> The .vmx file is created by libvirt. OpenNebula can be tailored to add
> the line in the file, but I think is better to identify the problem.
>
> 1) Are you using a .vmdk disk created in esx5, or are you importing
> from previous ver
Hi,
The .vmx file is created by libvirt. OpenNebula can be tailored to add
the line in the file, but I think is better to identify the problem.
1) Are you using a .vmdk disk created in esx5, or are you importing
from previous versions?
2) If you add the line, can you create snapshots?
3) If yo
Hi All,
I configured opennebula to use esxi 5 as hypervisor. The instantiate,
shutdown, reboot commands work properly. I'm now testing the suspend
function but I have such a problem:
from sunstone I choose a RUNNING vm and suspend it, it goes in
SAVE_SUSPEND state, then it goes in UNKNOWN one.
f
Hi,
we have a mid-sized cluster running ONE-3.0
on top of Ubuntu 11.10. We have several cases
where the ACPU calculation is in an inconsistent state.
ID NAME RVM TCPU FCPU ACPU TMEM FMEM AMEM
STAT
32 node-blc17 3 2400164 -1600 94.6G
Hello friends
please guide me about following questions...
1)please guide me how to implement custom scheduler in Opennebula 3.0?
2) how many different ways are available to implement custom scheduler?
3)at how many places, i need to change the things to implement custom
scheduler...?
4) w
Hi,
On 13 March 2012 07:08, manjunath kadaba sathyanathan
wrote:
> hello,
> i had requested for opennebula cloud username and password and i received
> them.
> i created a virtual machine instance in cloud.i would like to know few more
> details
>
> 1) how do i run the VM instance in my system?
>
Hi Hendrik,
On 20 March 2012 14:43, Hendrik Wißmann wrote:
> Hello,
>
> the documentation on the website to extend the local infrastructure with ec2
> seems to be a little bit old.
> Are there any actual information for using ec2 within openNebula, especially
> information about needed parameters
Hello,
my goal is to run two regions as vmhosts in opennebula. My first step
was to create
two different monitor and driver sections:
IM_MAD = [
name = "im_ec2_us-east",
executable = "one_im_ec2",
arguments = "im_ec2/im_ec2_us-east.conf" ]
IM_MAD = [
name
Hi,
I'd like to know if it is possible to define a "security limit" for
hosts to be sure for example that we keep at least 1 cpu and 2Gb RAM
free on the host server ?
Though VM template can define some requirements on host by the user, I'd
like to define some "hard" limits.
Thanks
Olivier
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Setup a Kerberos server and use tickets. You do not need to arrange
private/public keys on every server (host/vm's).
2012/3/22 Olivier Sallou
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> Le 3/22/12 6:53 AM, biro lehel a écrit :
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> Hello everyone,
>
> I'm looking for the most convenient setting to be able to passwordlessly
> ssh be
Hi,
thanks for your answers, I did not consider this solution, I will try it
out. Yes, my main concern was on the "controller" daemon, not about the
Sunstone UI!
Thanks
Leonardo.
Il giorno gio, 22/03/2012 alle 08.28 +0100, Jhon Masschelein ha scritto:
> Hi,
>
> We have the openebula daemons run
Le 3/22/12 6:53 AM, biro lehel a écrit :
> Hello everyone,
>
> I'm looking for the most convenient setting to be able to
> passwordlessly ssh between the VM's created by OpenNebula. I've
> noticed that the settings which provide passwordless ssh from the
> Front-end (or Hosts) into VM's do not de
Hi,
We have the openebula daemons running on one VM, and Sunstone running on
another VM. (These Vms are of course not controlled by opennebula.)
There should be no problem at all to have multiple instances of the
sunstone web-UI up and running simultaneously. Just make sure you do not
run mu
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