[one-users] [RFC] Writing a file repository system for images, kernels, context files, and more

ile's id, or it's path if An image may be created from a file. The image repository needs to know how to import a file. A file may be uploaded compressed. It would make sense to store it compressed as well (or at least as a sparse file). I welcome any remarks or questions on this idea

Re: [one-users] Debian init.d script fails to start oned.

th in the default location. I wasn't aware that it would be searched for in ~/.one/one_auth. This is in the doc though, I just checked. Thanks. -- Vivien Bernet-Rollande Systems& Networking Engineer Alter Way Hosting ___ Users

[one-users] ONE's development process and patch submission.

Hi. As some might have noticed, I've submitted a few patches to ONE in the past few days. I was wondering how those patches should be submitted for you guys to use them easily. Should they be attached to the tracker, or would you rather have them by e-mail ? -- Vivien Bernet-Rollande Sy

Re: [one-users] Back to the password less oneadmin account

ven in my own memory). -- Vivien Bernet-Rollande Systems& Networking Engineer Alter Way Hosting ___ Users mailing list Users@lists.opennebula.org http://lists.opennebula.org/listinfo.cgi/users-opennebula.org

[one-users] Debian init.d script fails to start oned.

als for >the administrator user. The small patch attached does a "su - oneadmin -s /bin/bash -c 'one start'" This fixes the problem for me. However, I'm not sure it's the most elegant way to fix the problem, so I'm open to suggestions. I've created an is

[one-users] [patch] Add support for rate-limiting a NIC on XEN

eems to be necessary. Something I'd really love to see would be the ability to add raw data on a vif or block device. That way, I could have solved my issue using something like : NIC = [ NETWORK = "INTERNET", RAW = "rate=10Mb/s" ] -- Vivien Bernet-Rollande

Re: [one-users] network boot with xen

is a powerful tool, offering new posibilities, and it's worth thinking if we really need to carry those old PXE concepts into IaaS. -- Vivien Bernet-Rollande Systems& Networking Engineer Alter Way Hosting ___ Users mailing list Users@lists.opennebula.org http://lists.opennebula.org/listinfo.cgi/users-opennebula.org

Re: [one-users] Combining multiple storage backends within a single VM

On 04/18/11 10:55, Jaime Melis wrote: Hi Viven, The use of different TM mechanism is quite interesting, as you propose probably the best way to handle this is a TM clever enough to choose the corresponding storage backend for different disks. In fact, that is the spirit of the example at [1]

Re: [one-users] Using Opennebula with a uncommon Xen-configuration

On 04/18/11 10:55, Jaime Melis wrote: Hi Viven, The use of different TM mechanism is quite interesting, as you propose probably the best way to handle this is a TM clever enough to choose the corresponding storage backend for different disks. In fact, that is the spirit of the example at [1]

[one-users] Combining multiple storage backends within a single VM

at I can have the first one up and running in a matter of days, while the other might require several weeks. I will go and try the first one. I do share the second one with you, however, because I think it would be an interesting, even more extensible, long-term solution. -- Vivien Bernet-Rolland