Hi,
On Wed, Jan 15, 2014 at 5:22 PM, ML mail wrote:
> Hi Carlos,
>
> I understand that the "cloud-way" to go would be to have a contextualized
> image which I would upload and then instantiate instead of manually
> installing a VM like I did.
>
> Which best-practice deployment would you suggest
Hi Carlos,
I understand that the "cloud-way" to go would be to have a contextualized image
which I would upload and then instantiate instead of manually installing a VM
like I did.
Which best-practice deployment would you suggest for more permament VMs? Would
you instantiate a non-persistant O
Hi,
For some things OpenNebula is more oriented to disposable VMs. In this
case, you need to save the disks you want to preserve, shutdown the VM, and
create a new VM Template (or edit the existing one) without the cdrom and
context disks.
Regards
--
Carlos Martín, MSc
Project Engineer
OpenNebul
Hello,
I installed a VM manually on a datablock image using the Fedora 20 DVD as a
cdrom image. For that I had to define these two images in my VM template. Now
that I have installed Fedora I would like to permanently remove the cdrom image
from my VM storage. I tried from Sunstone to detach it
