I'd say it is possible if your cloud is not big. oned+mm_sched are very
lightweight. Probably you can run sunstone/selfservice too without
problems if your number of users is limited.
But for these same reasons you could run opennebula directly in one of
your kvm hosts without sacrificing many resources. You can always add
localhost as any other host to opennebula and keep using it to deploy VMs.
Or put OpenNebula in a VM itself.
And yes, since it's an ARM you'd have to compile from sources. It should
work in theory.
Hector
En Thu, 05 Jul 2012 15:50:44 +0200, nicolas diogo <nicolasdi...@gmx.com>
escribió:
hi,
i am curious to find out if it would be possible to install OpenNebula
on a SheevaPlug (or another similar hardware).
see: https://www.globalscaletechnologies.com/t-products.aspx
i am not looking to deploy the host (eg:KVM) but only the management
services.
the advantage would be low power consumption - which is important for
me (private installation).
is this a plausible concept? I believe, it would be necessary to
compile from sources, is that right?
thanks,
Nicolas
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OpenNebula Developer
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