I think it is possible to handle both types: vmdk and img. I believe that in
my kvm provisioning code, the code need some conditions to decide if image
file is vmdk file or img file. For example, We can add "kvm-img" and
"kvm-vmware" into OSinstalltype table. If one image's OS module point to
"
The imagename is related to the OS table. It's also dependent on the
the OS.moduleid, OS.installtype and the computer.provisioningid. We
might need to add new entries for this module, which isn't a problem.
Just need to decide on how to name it.
Ideally I would like to see the libvirt/kvm module h
Hi Josh,
So, I was able to get the VCL to capture & restore the images on to the Power7
blade without any errors. The VCL web portal shows the Power7 node being loaded
with the captured image. I was looking for some clarification with a couple of
things.
1. The web portal shows "Selection curr
That's a good idea. Also shows working with other ASF projects.
Aaron
On Tue, Aug 2, 2011 at 12:47 PM, Andy Kurth wrote:
> I'm interested as well. I would like to see if it's feasible to
> utilize Apache Deltacloud to create an abstract layer that can
> interact with the cloud providers Deltacl
I'm interested as well. I would like to see if it's feasible to
utilize Apache Deltacloud to create an abstract layer that can
interact with the cloud providers Deltacloud supports including EC2
and Rackspace.
http://incubator.apache.org/deltacloud
-Andy
On Tue, Aug 2, 2011 at 9:13 AM, Aaron Pe
Sounds good. I'll start a EC2 prov module with the basic functions listed here:
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/VCL/Modularized+Architecture
Then we can proceed with how to correctly interact with EC2 in terms
of charging for usage, etc. For now we can just get the basics
working.
Aar
