Thank you for youre detailed instructions. However I made a small
CPU/RAM statistic from "onehost list -x" and parsed it's output with a
ruby script. Crontab refresh it in every min. It should be enough for
the public :)
2012-09-09 14:44 keltezéssel, Hector Sanjuan írta:
> The statistics are only
Hi,
I wanted to test Windows virtual machines but unfortunately Windows 7
supports up to 2 sockets of CPU. KVM is able to simulate multiple core
under 1 socket. So I'm asking that is possible to add topology options
to OpenNebula template?
Like:
8
2
4
1
4096
Wich would mean this as libvirt xml:
I also suggested a force restart option for failed state, so you can
recover a VM when you fixed the problem by hand.
2012-05-20 12:21 keltezéssel, Rolandas Naujikas írta:
Hi,
I have upgraded kernel inside of VM and it didn't reboot properly
(because of grub misconfiguration). VM was in UNKN
Hi
When you create a template you can add scheduling requirements like
hostname.
REQUIREMENTS="NAME = \"hostname\""
2012-05-14 23:02 keltezéssel, Marshall Grillos írta:
How do you launch a VM on a specific physical host? I noticed that
you can select the destination host when performing a l
Maybe I wrong but when I tryed the 1. method. I could create template
and change permissions but I could not deploy it with other user than
oneadmin.
2012-05-07 23:06 keltezéssel, Ruben S. Montero írta:
Hi,
You can either
1.- Create the templates with oneadmin and set the permissions so
ever
Opennebula calculate IP address from MAC address and it's show that IP
address as leased. However the DHCP server is running by libvirt and it
has no idea that it's need to assign IP by mac address so it's assign IP
by other metric. You can generate host file with proper mac-ip pairs or
context
Hi
I'm using InfiniBand to make shared storage. My setup is simple: the
opennebula installdir is shared on NFS with the worker nodes.
- I don't understand what you mean on shared image. There will be a copy
(or symlink if the image is persistent) on the NFS host and that is that
the hypervis