Dear community,
We have posted in our blog the announcement of the new release process for
the upcoming OpenNebula versions [1].
The release plan for OpenNebula 3.2 is:
- OpenNebula 3.2 Final will be released on December 20th. The
blue-prints for this release can be found at the
Hi,
It all depends on the workload you will execute and performance you will
expect.
You will have to plan the amount of CPU and RAM depending on the number of
VMs you will run concurrently, and the requirements of the virtualized
services.
The same goes for disk, it will depend on the number of
Hi,
I don't see why you would want to write your own XML parser, you can use
any existing one...
We use libxml [1]. You can see some code in our repository [2, 3]
Regards
[1] http://xmlsoft.org/
[2]
http://dev.opennebula.org/projects/opennebula/repository/revisions/master/show/src/scheduler
[3]
Hi Jhon,
Sunstone is part of the main repository [1] since the 2.2 release, you can
find it under src/sunstone [2]
Regards.
[1] git://git.opennebula.org/one.git
[2]
http://dev.opennebula.org/projects/opennebula/repository/revisions/master/show/src/sunstone
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Hi,
OpenNebula can't dynamically manage IPs or network interfaces, so the
scenario you describe can't be implemented out of the box.
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Hi,
I would be useful to know what's going on inside the VM after it receives
the ACPI signal. Maybe it is not properly configured to shutdown. If it is
a desktop Ubuntu, it may be showing a dialog asking whether to shutdown or
not...
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Hi,
The IP assignment mechanism is explained in the contextualization guide [1].
If you don't use the CONTEXT section, the init scripts installed in the
ttylinux sample VM translate the MAC address to the corresponding IP.
Using the CONTEXT cdrom, the init.sh script in executed at boot time.
Hi,
It looks like for some reason the LEASES attributes weren't processed. If I
create a vnet from this template:
$ cat fixed
BRIDGE=virbrCLOUD
LEASES=[ IP=84.21.173.192, MAC=02:fe:54:15:ad:C0 ]
LEASES=[ IP=84.21.173.194, MAC=02:fe:54:15:ad:C2 ]
NAME=red1
TYPE=FIXED
The xml shows the two LEASES
Hi,
You can use the -n (--name) option with onetemplate instantiate.
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Hi,
I assume you are using the 3.1 development version.
This is a new security feature to prevent users from registering any file
readable by oneadmin.
/var/lib/one is by default a restricted directory, you can configure the
behaviour in /var/lib/one/remotes/image/fs/fsrc, check the Image
Hi,
You can also create an empty image with a template similar to this one (see
[1] for more info):
NAME = new_img
TYPE = DATABLOCK
SIZE = 512000
FSTYPE= ext3
Or create an empty disk instead, as explained in [2].
You can change the boot device with the
Hi,
Images can be created from Sunstone.
Please use this list to ask for support if you are having trouble with this
functionality.
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Hi,
You can use the 'onevm restart' command, see [1] for more information on
the VM life-cycle.
Regards.
[1] http://opennebula.org/documentation:rel3.0:vm_guide_2
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Hi,
Please check that the scheduler is running (mm_sched process), take a look
at the scheduler log (/var/log/one/sched.log), and check that you have
hosts with enough CPU and memory resources. More info here [1].
Note that you can always deploy manually your VMs with the 'onevm deploy'
command.
Hi Richard,
You can create a hook on RUNNING and then check the VM history to detect if
it has reached that state after a migration. Use $TEMPLATE as one of the
arguments to get the VM information. You have the life-cycle reference here
[1,2].
Below is a sample xml of a VM migrated from (1
Dear community,
We have put together a how-to for drivers developers. It is focused on
Hybrid Cloud drivers, hopefully it will be helpful to some of you.
Cheers.
[1] http://blog.opennebula.org/?p=2299
[2] http://wiki.opennebula.org/cloud_provider_driver
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Hi,
I'd like to add some comments on this:
On Fri, Dec 30, 2011 at 8:52 AM, Chris Picton ch...@ecntelecoms.com wrote:
Ok - so for this type of VM, I should:
* Keep my vm definition templates in a known location
* Use persistent disks for them.
* Hardcode the MAC and VLAN/etc
Hi,
The scenario you describe was indeed a limitation of OpenNebula 3.0.
The permissions have been greatly improved in the recently released
OpenNebula 3.2, so I advise you to upgrade [1], and take a look at the new
user, group, other permissions [2].
Your VMs will be now private by default, or
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Carlos,
Thank you for your
Hi,
You can use REQUIREMENTS [1] to request any Host attribute seen in the
'onehost show' output. For example:
REQUIREMENTS = HYPERVISOR=\kvm\
Regards.
[1] http://opennebula.org/documentation:rel3.2:template#placement_section
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Hi,
If you update the pool_control table without a cleanup of the pool tables
you will face some inconsistencies.
To reset opennebula, the easiest way is to delete the DB. With sqlite,
just execute 'rm /var/lib/one/one.db', or issue a 'drop database' in mysql.
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Hi,
The ranged network definition in OpenNebula 3.0 can be a bit confusing,
because the NETWORK_ADDRESS is not the first IP, but rather the base
address to use for the range.
In your case, for 96 addresses the base address is 10.206.223.0, giving you
the range 10.206.223.1 to 10.206.223.96. You
Hi Florian,
You just need to edit your pool file,
i.e. /var/lib/one/remotes/vmm/hypervisor/poll, and add any extra
attribute you may need.
Remember to execute 'onehost sync' as oneadmin in the frontend whenever you
edit /var/lib/one/remotes files. The updated files will be copied to the
hosts in
Hi Miguel,
You are right, we warned about this change in the Compatibility Guide [1];
but we missed the xml-rpc api guide you link.
It is updated now, thank you for letting us know!
Regards
[1] http://opennebula.org/documentation:rel3.2:compatibility
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Hi Akihiko,
Thanks for your great feedback and your step by step instructions to
reproduce the bug.
This is now solved in the repo, see [1].
Cheers!
[1] http://dev.opennebula.org/issues/1087
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Hi,
Your 1st problem might be related to the qemu dynamic_ownership
configuration, check the kvm configuration guide [1] for more details.
About the automatic IP assignment, you need to contextualize your VMs so
they can configure the IP leased by OpenNebula, see [2] for more
information.
the machine back to running state on the next poll interval. I've
also disabled apparmor for libvirt by touching
/etc/apparmor.d/disable/usr.sbin.libvirtd.
The information about contextualization did the trick. That seems to be
working fine.
Thank you.
On Jan 26, 2012, at 09:33 , Carlos Martín
Hi,
OpenNebula does not support Remus management. You can read in the links
below what OpenNebula offers in terms of fault tolerance [1] and high
availability [2].
Perhaps a tight integration with Remus is not easy, because OpenNebula
assumes total control of the VM life-cycle and placement. But
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Hi,
The serveradmin user was created in the upgrade process, and the
/var/lib/one/.one/sunstone_auth file should be also created.
Did you get any error message from the onedb command?
The sunstone_auth file contains the password un-hashed. If you want to
update the password, use this command:
Hi,
As you can read in the contextualization guide [1], there are two levels
of contextualization:
- The networking contextualization, to set the IP leased by OpenNebula from
the MAC.
- And the generic contextualization, that's what the init.sh script is for.
The init.sh script is just an
Hi,
Thank you for sharing!
Cheers.
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On Mon, Jan 30, 2012 at 8:34 AM, Upendra
Hi Manuel,
That's right, onevm delete uses the finalize action. We will update the
onevm command table at the top of that guide to include each action.
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Hi,
For OpenNebula, VMs are never completely deleted. You can still issue a
'onevm show', and see al the VMs in DONE state.
I think those directories are created when the VMs are cached again, maybe
because the accounting or statistics module.
If that's becoming an important issue for you, and
Hi,
OpenNebula sets the unk. state because the deployment succeeded, but the
monitorization didn't. The first thing you should check is if the VM is
actually running in your host.
I suggest you to upgrade to the latest 3.2.1 version.
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Hi,
If you had another oned process, you should look for the scheduler daemon
as well, mm_sched.
Regards
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Yes, OpenNebula needs a database to run, either sqlite or mysql.
Regards
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On
Hi Poul,
You said in a previous email you wanted to dump your sqlite DB to mysql...
What DB configuration are you using? Was that DB created by you, or
opennebula?
Regards.
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Hi Paul,
This is a very interesting feature. You should open a new ecosystem project
[1] as soon as your code is usable, so others can test it. If you would
like to see your code merged upstream once it gets to a mature enough
state, make sure that whoever has to give the thumbs up in your
Hi Rolandas,
I'd say that your better option is to move those commands to the init.sh
script. Just put in the CONTEXT all the variables you may need, I'm
guessing that would be $NIC[IP,NETWORK=\NET-NAME\]. These variables will
be written by OpenNebula in the context.sh file, which you can source
Hi Maxim,
CPU overcommitment can be set up with the CPU / VCPU attributes. Let's say
you have an 8-core host, and you want to run a max. of 16 VMs, each with 2
virtual CPUs:
CPU = 0.5
VCPU = 2
Unfortunately, OpenNebula doesn't have any equivalent for memory
overcommitment. Maybe we should add
Hi,
I suggest you to try with the latest 3.2 version, following the
documentation [1], and the dependencies list [2].
Regards.
[1] http://opennebula.org/documentation:rel3.2:compile
[2] http://opennebula.org/documentation:rel3.2:build_deps
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Hi,
This is indeed a bug [1], that method is deprecated. Template.instantiate()
must be used instead.
Thank you for the feedback!
[1] http://dev.opennebula.org/issues/1128
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Hi,
With OpenNebula you, as an administrator, can configure a list of VMs and
make them available to your users, that will be able to start and shutdown
them on demand. Take a look at the Self Service interface screencast [1] to
get an idea of how your users would interact with OpenNebula. In you
Dear community,
For the next release we have scheduled a ticket to improve the error
messages [1].
We are aware of some generic errors that could provide more details. But
some other messages can make sense to us, as developers, and be misleading
or insufficient to you.
So, if you have ever
Hi Hendrik,
How did you configure your dhcp? OpenNebula assigns IPs through the MAC
addresses, contextualizing the guest OS to translate that MAC to IP.
You can read more in the following links:
[1] http://opennebula.org/documentation:rel3.2:vgg#getting_a_lease
[2]
Hi,
The simplest way to deploy such scenario I can think of, without coding, is
to have duplicated templates for the VMs of users in group B:
Template_1:
[..]
NIC = [ NETWORK = B ]
Template_1_retry:
[..]
NIC = [ NETWORK = A ]
Users can try to instantiate Template_1 and, if the instantiation
Hi Greg,
That's certainly an interesting feature to add!
I think your approach to copy the VirtualNetworkPool is a good start. Maybe
you could take some of GroupPool code and mix it, assuming VMs will be
assigned to one Security Group like they are now assigned to a Group.
Take a look at
Hi,
We can't help you if you don't elaborate a bit more what your problem is...
any error messages or logs?
What command are you using to install opennebula?
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Hi,
It might help if you could send a minimal code example to reproduce your
problem.
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Hi,
Yes, OpenNebula 3.2 expects the plain password. We warn about this kind of
changes in the Compatibility Guide [1].
Regards.
[1]
http://opennebula.org/documentation:rel3.2:compatibility#developers_and_integrators
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Thank you Faras and Rolandas for reporting this bug, we are looking into it:
http://dev.opennebula.org/issues/1152
Regards.
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Hi,
Looks like you have installed two opennebulas, one in system-wide mode and
another in self-contained inside /srv/cloud/one. I strongly advise you to
choose one and uninstall the other.
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xen.rb
Could you help me??
Thank you!!!
2012/3/5 Carlos Martín Sánchez cmar...@opennebula.org
Hi,
Looks like you have installed two opennebulas, one in system-wide mode
and another in self-contained inside /srv/cloud/one. I strongly advise
you to choose one and uninstall the other
Hi,
You need to execute the install.sh script as sudo, and use the -u and -g
options to set the oneadmin user. See [1] for all the available options.
For instance:
$ sudo install.sh -u oneadmin -g oneadmin
Regards.
[1] http://opennebula.org/documentation:rel3.2:compile
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Hi,
Are you using the 3.2 java OCA? The authentication changed a bit, take a
look at
http://opennebula.org/documentation:rel3.2:compatibility#developers_and_integrators
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Hi,
You may get more useful information in /var/log/one/oned.log.
The authentication in the CLI works reading the credentials from
~/.one/one_auth. This file is also read the first time opennebula is
started to create the oneadmin user.
This kind of errors usually happen because oneadmin's
Hi,
You can find information about the OpenNebula storage model in our
documentation [1], or use the mail-archive.com mirror [2] to search this
mailing list
Regards.
[1] http://opennebula.org/documentation:rel3.2:sm
[2] http://www.mail-archive.com/users@lists.opennebula.org/info.html
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Hi,
You didn't need to delete that host, that error message is just an
attribute, informing you of the last error occurred. But the host was in
the MONITORED state, so it was ready to deploy VMs.
Instead, you could have used the command onehost update to edit the
template and delete that ERROR
Hi,
2012/3/6 Eman Hossny e.hos...@gmail.com
1- can I combine these 2 clusters in one cloud?
You can have an OpenNebula installation in each cluster, and then manage
both using OpenNebula Zones [1].
2- can I make Virtual storage from these 2 clusters, i.e. combine the hard
disk of all
Hi,
Are your VMs contextualized? [1]
Regards.
[1] http://opennebula.org/documentation:rel3.2:cong
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Hi,
You are right, the OpenNebula scheduler does not check the available
storage.
But the scheduler ignores disables hosts, so you can set up a cron job to
gather the storage left in each host and execute 'onehost disable' or
'enable'.
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Hi,
What storage model are you using [1], shared? If so, please check that
/srv/cloud/one/var/ is properly mounted in your host.
Regards.
[1] http://opennebula.org/documentation:rel3.2:sm
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Hi,
Looks like you are out of space...
Sun Mar 11 18:58:47 2012 [TM][E]: tm_clone.sh: cp: writing
`/srv/cloud/one/var/22/images/disk.0': No space left on device
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Hi,
The 'boot' status means that the hypervisor deploy action has been
executed, but opennebula is still waiting for a response to move the VM to
'running' or 'failed'.
Maybe you will get more info in your hypervisor logs.
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host will be scheduled if i want to gather the
storage . I got the info from opennebula ,when i get the hostid ,may be
it's too late.
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Hi,
This [1] may be what you are looking for.
Regards
[1] http://opennebula.org/documentation:rel3.2:accounting
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Hi Jhon,
Your description is very accurate, and I have just one comment:
Instead of manually executing the 'virsh create' command, you can execute
'onevm restart' [1]. This will have the same effect, the hypervisor
deployment command is executed without going through the prolog state. The
files
Hi,
I doubt anyone will download an attached file without any description about
its contents.
If you expect people to take time to write an answer, please take yourself
some time to write a detailed question. Be precise, and include as many
useful information as possible so others can help.
Hi Rogier,
Thank you for your great feedback! We have opened a ticket [1] to include
this fix in the next version.
Cheers.
[1] http://dev.opennebula.org/issues/1173
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Hi Stéphane,
I can see some problems with the templates you are pasting:
- Your VNet template must use the LEASES attribute instead of LEASE, take a
look at the examples in the doc. [1]
- Inside VM/NIC, NETWORK_UID must be combined with the NETWORK attribute.
If you want to provide the VNET ID,
FYI, Olivier opened a request in dev.opennebula.org [1], and the behaviour
he describes will be included in OpenNebula 3.4
Cheers.
[1] http://dev.opennebula.org/issues/1159
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Hi all,
I'm forwarding this e-mail that, for some unknown reason, is not reaching
the mailing list.
Apologies if you get it twice.
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to this host.
Any idea how that could have happened in first place,
so we can avoid it in the future ?
Yours,
Steffen
On Thu, 2011-07-07 at 10:22 +0200, Carlos Martín Sánchez wrote:
Subject:
Re: [one-users] VMs in PENDING
[was: Fixing up USED / FREECPU ?]
...
Maybe
Hi Simon,
That functionality is not available in OpenNebula at the moment, but it is
something we have in mind to be included at some point in the mid or
long-term.
I'm not sure if your email is a feature request, or you were asking for
comments on how to implement it. We can give you support if
Martín Sánchez cmar...@opennebula.org
Hi Stéphane,
I can see some problems with the templates you are pasting:
- Your VNet template must use the LEASES attribute instead of LEASE, take
a look at the examples in the doc. [1]
- Inside VM/NIC, NETWORK_UID must be combined with the NETWORK
Hi,
Using the sched.conf file, you can only define global policies for all VMs
and Hosts.
If you need to use different policies for a group of Hosts, I would add a
new attribute to the Hosts you want to apply the policy, let's say
POLICY=PACKING. Then add to all the VMs you want to deploy in this
Hi Danny,
On Thu, Mar 22, 2012 at 6:48 PM, Danny Sternkopf danny.sternk...@csc.fi
wrote:
1) onevm shutdown fails:
[...]
However ONE already released the VMs IP and assigned it to another VM which
of course cause a clash. I wonder if this is intended to work like this?
Obviously ONE knows
Hi,
serveradmin is a special user that the servers, like sunstone, use to
forward user requests to the core. You can't login with that user.
You have more information about the opennebula authentication here [1], and
what is the serveradmin account here [2]. In that second link you will also
Hi,
This is a known issue [1], the permission column in the DB was not upgraded
properly. The internal object representation is fine though, and this does
not represent any security risk.
To fix the issue, you have to make OpenNebula update the user information
in the DB, the easiest way to do
Hi Michael,
The reason why VMs have to be shut down is because the storage model has
changed quite a bit in this last version, and we couldn't come up with a
migration process that felt solid enough for any deployment.
But, since you said you are ready for lots of manual work, let's try this:
Hi Chris,
It is indeed a bug. At first I wasn't able to reproduce the problem, then I
realized you were creating VM directly from a template file rather than
using onetemplate.
We are looking into it [1]. Meanwhile, could you please try to create the
VMs with onetemplate instantiate [2], and see
and haven't had the time to get it into what I would consider a
reasonable state. But FWIW, here it is.
On Tue, Apr 17, 2012 at 09:53:07AM -0400, Carlos Martín Sánchez wrote:
Hi Chris,
It is indeed a bug. At first I wasn't able to reproduce the problem,
then I
realized you were creating
Hi,
When you modify the DB, there are two important things to be aware of:
- OpenNebula must be stopped first, otherwise the cached objects will be
flushed again to the DB and your changes will be ignored
- All the data is stored as xml inside the body column. Some attributes are
copied to
version, great work
[siehe angehängte Datei: 3.4.0_to_3.4.0.5.rb]
Am 12.04.2012 um 16:26 schrieb Carlos Martín Sánchez:
Hi Michael,
The reason why VMs have to be shut down is because the storage model has
changed quite a bit in this last version, and we couldn't come up with a
migration
Hi,
You can register localhost as an OpenNebula Host without any problem. Make
sure you follow all the steps in the documentation regarding the Host
requisites, for instance oneadmin must have passwordless ssh access to
localhost.
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Hi,
Just to clarify, the authentication file is the one pointed by the env.
variable ONE_AUTH (not ONE_AUTHENTICATION), or if it is not defined,
~/.one/one_auth.
Adam, the steps you followed are the right way to change the user password.
You said you changed ~/.one.one_auth but I'm assuming
Hi,
Are you using the shared TM driver [1] in your system datastore? If so,
please check that the datastore directory is properly exported, and that
files created in the front-end have the correct permissions so the oneadmin
account in the host can see them.
Regards
[1]
Hi,
Do you have any error messages in /var/log/one/oned.log or
/var/log/one/vm_id.log? What TM drivers are you using for your datastores?
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Carlos Martín, MSc
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OpenNebula - The Open-source Solution for Data Center Virtualization
www.OpenNebula.org |
Hi,
You need to set the DS_MAD datastore attribute to 'vmware' [1], instead of
'fs'.
Regards
[1] http://opennebula.org/documentation:rel3.4:vmware_ds
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Carlos Martín, MSc
Project Engineer
OpenNebula - The Open-source Solution for Data Center Virtualization
www.OpenNebula.org |
Hi,
The auth file is only required the first time OpenNebula starts to create
the oneadmin user.
I'm looking at the 'one' script, and it only shows the missing ONE_AUTH
error message if the one.db file is not found... which will never be if you
are using mysql. Is this your scenario?
I've opened
Hi,
The acl rules are explained here [1]. It may be easier to create them from
Sunstone.
On Wed, May 2, 2012 at 12:33 PM, Darshan Upadhyay darshan...@gmail.com
wrote:
I want to create one user, let say xyz. who can just run the VM(existing
created VM) and get the relevant information of VM,
Hi,
On Wed, Apr 25, 2012 at 2:16 PM, José Valerio jose.vale...@unine.ch wrote:
- how can I add new VN MAD? (I don't want to modify dummy, vmware, etc). i
tried just creating a new directory inside the remotes/vnm dir but it
didn't work. Maybe I need to do something else.
To create a new
Hi,
I hope the following links are helpful:
http://opennebula.org/community:users
http://opennebula.org/about:contributors
Regards
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Carlos Martín, MSc
Project Engineer
OpenNebula - The Open-source Solution for Data Center Virtualization
www.OpenNebula.org | cmar...@opennebula.org |
Hi,
Looks like you executed 'oned start' instead of 'one start'.
oned is the core daemon, but the 'one' script also starts the scheduler
process mm_sched. That's probably why your VM is stuck on pending.
Regards
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Carlos Martín, MSc
Project Engineer
OpenNebula - The Open-source Solution for
Hi,
Looks like something happened to your one_auth file. It is located in the
file pointed by the ONE_AUTH environment variable, or ~/.one/one_auth. It
must contain 'oneadmin:password'.
Regards
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Carlos Martín, MSc
Project Engineer
OpenNebula - The Open-source Solution for Data Center
Hi,
First thing in the checklist: did you follow the KVM configuration guide?
http://opennebula.org/documentation:rel3.4:kvmg#configuration
Regards
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Carlos Martín, MSc
Project Engineer
OpenNebula - The Open-source Solution for Data Center Virtualization
www.OpenNebula.org |
Hi,
That error message might be a bit misleading, but it means that you need to
use a registered image, with the attribute DISK/IMAGE_ID (or IMAGE).
DISK/SOURCE cannot be used anymore in OpenNebula 3.4. We warned about it in
the compatibility guide [1], but we didn't notice the VM template
Hi Jhon,
On Tue, May 22, 2012 at 8:44 AM, Jhon Masschelein jhon.masschel...@sara.nl
wrote:
Looking at the template in the sunstone interface (tabs at the bottom), we
see both CPU and VCPU listed. However, when I look at the javascript array
object used to fill in the vm table in sunstone,
Hi,
This is fixed in OpenNebula 3.4+, see [1]. I think you should be able to
apply these changes [2] in 3.2 without any problems.
Regarding your question, you can't force a VM in the suspended state to be
monitored and restored to the running state, unless you change in the DB
the vm_pool
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