Hello,
I want to use thin provisioning for my images and therefore I use the qcow2
format but for some reason ONE does not use sparse file copy / move operations.
Here is what I did:
I have a datastore with qcow2 driver:
oneadmin@one01:~$ onedatastore show 101
DATASTORE 101 INFORMATION
ID
Hello,
I have defined a template for a class of machines. When I instantiate a bunch
of these machines with onetemplate instantiate -m 2 $template I get 2 machines
with the name one-$vmid.
Is it possible that the name is $userdefined_string$vmid?
I tried to put NAME = String-$VMID into the temp
Hello,
I am trying to understand how opennebula handles the different image types. So
I attach a volatile disk to my vm:
DISK = [ TYPE = "fs",
SIZE = 4,
FORMAT = "qcow2",
DRIVER = qcow2]
1.: I have to set FORMAT = "qcow2" so qemu-img create is used to create t
Hello,
you can specify the number of virtual CPUs with VCPU=$Count_of_virtual_CPUs.
So VCPU=2 and your vm is a 2 CPU system, ech getting specified percentage.
have a look at http://opennebula.org/documentation:rel3.8:template for a
detailed Template description, especally Capacity Sektion.
Reg
Hello,
you are trying to connect with the user host:
ssh host@192.168.122.19 'virsh -c qemu:///system nodeinfo'
You have to use your oneadmin account:
ssh oneadmin@192.168.122.19 'virsh -c qemu:///system nodeinfo'
Your transfer manager ist also not working. Did you set up permissions
correctly
