Hi All,
Now CloudStack supports Oracle VM Server 2.x.
A few month ago, Oracle announced Oracle VM Server 3.x.
CloudStack can integrate OVM Server using various manner.
The possible options are:
1) Integrate OVM Server directly like previous version
2) Integrate OVM Server using OVM Manager
Hi,
For developers: In DevCloud, after rdeploy-ing, I'm unable to attach primary
nfs storage using the host 10.0.2.15 and path /opt/storage/primary. The web
client throws StorageResource error.
Fix:
To use /opt/storage/primary as the primary storage nfs mount point; specify
Hi Colleuages:
Does anyone know how to enable HA after VM have been created?
Seems by default the HA is not enabled for some reason.
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You could create a service offering with HA enabled. Stop your VM. You will
then see an option to change the service offering on the VM screen. Change it
and restart your vm.
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Hi folks the Call for papers for ApacheConEU is now open (and there is
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On 07/23/2012 04:20 PM, David Nalley wrote:
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Hi folks the Call for papers for ApacheConEU is now open (and there is
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consider submitting a talk. Do note that the CFP closes very soon.
(August 3rd)
Hi
We are using CS 3.0.1 and XENSERVER, seems to me there is no where I
can find a re-install option for the VM, does that means if we want to
re-install the system, we either need to do it manually by console
with ISO or we have to destroy it and create a new one?
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Lu
This
In general, you have to comply with all the terms of all the software inside
the VM. For a Linux distro like the System VM, that means meeting the GPL
requirements from the kernel and operating system tools in particular. This
means that any time you distribute a binary, you need to make all
On Mon, Jul 23, 2012 at 1:31 PM, Ewan Mellor ewan.mel...@eu.citrix.com wrote:
In general, you have to comply with all the terms of all the software inside
the VM. For a Linux distro like the System VM, that means meeting the GPL
requirements from the kernel and operating system tools in
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Sent: 20 July 2012 15:43
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Subject: RE: provenance of source under patches/systemvm/debian
We should install xe tools in systems.
Maybe we can remove xetools from repository,
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Thanks for fixing this Salvatore! The patch looks good.
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Hi Choonho:
What's sort of maturity you think about current OVM 3.x API?
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Sent: Monday, July 23, 2012 12:01 AM
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Subject: [Discussion] OVM 3.x Integration in the CloudStack
Hi All,
Now
Actually, you don't need to add primary nfs storage. By default, devcloud is
using local storage, everytime, after you add a host, the primary local storage
will be shown up in the UI.
Yah, of cause, if you want to add NFS primary storage by yourself, then need to
add /opt/storage/primary into
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This looks good. Will apply the patch.
- Prachi Damle
On
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Convenience binaries can come from asf-hosted servers. They just
aren't 'releases', and we'd still have to comply with the terms of the
license. (and we'd need blessing from ASF-legal - and have the
authority to
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From: Rohit Yadav
Sent: Monday, July 23, 2012 5:54 AM
To: Edison Su
Subject: Devcloud IP issue
Hi Edison,
I'm using Devcloud and it's remote deployment and debugging features
for development. Using the IP values given on the Devcloud wiki page,
if I
There is no re-install option.
You can create a snapshot after you install a VM from ISO, then you can create
a template from this snapshot, then you can create a VM from the template, the
VM should like a freshly reinstalled VM.
Anthony
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From: Lu Heng
Sheng yang can work on this.
Anthony
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Hi
Thanks for replying
And why there is no simple re-install options?
Sounds to me re-install options like tranditional VPS have will make
life lot ealier than the way you have descriped
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There is no re-install option.
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Replace this hardcoded value. Take Iso from Storage.java,
Can you elaborate what's re-install?
Re-install from the same ISO or different ISO?
What's the difference from installing a new VM from ISO?
In CloudStack , VM is not OS agnostic for some hypervisors. CloudStack needs to
track the VM OS type.
If CloudStack allows installing from ISO for an
Hi
As traditional understanding of re-install means you re-install OS
just like you do with a physical server.
So you changed the OS while keeped all your IPs, hardwares unchanged.
in case of VM, for example, we want to reinstall a centos 5.6 vm to a
centos 6.2 template(not iso), seems there is
I pulled the latest from master branch and build-all fails for me at
compile-nicira-nvp target. I will try commenting out this target.
Please can this be fixed soon?
compile-nicira-nvp:
[echo] Compiling
C:\cloud\cloudstack-oss\plugins\network-elements\nicira-nvp/src
[javac] Compiling
Hi
As traditional understanding of re-install means you re-install OS just like
you
do with a physical server.
So you changed the OS while keeped all your IPs, hardwares unchanged.
in case of VM, for example, we want to reinstall a centos 5.6 vm to a centos
6.2 template(not iso),
Hi Zhang:
Thanks for replying.
but service offering is not a flexible solution, you can not easily
scale up or scale down a vm by a small change(e.g. add 128MB RAM), you
have to create a new service offering just for this additional 128MB
RAM, in which took a lot of time(correct me if I was
Thanks for replying.
but service offering is not a flexible solution, you can not easily scale up
or
scale down a vm by a small change(e.g. add 128MB RAM), you have to create
a new service offering just for this additional 128MB RAM, in which took a lot
of time(correct me if I was wrong
Hi
On Tue, Jul 24, 2012 at 12:02 AM, Frank Zhang frank.zh...@citrix.com wrote:
Thanks for replying.
but service offering is not a flexible solution, you can not easily scale up
or
scale down a vm by a small change(e.g. add 128MB RAM), you have to create
a new service offering just for
Hi
On Tue, Jul 24, 2012 at 12:02 AM, Frank Zhang frank.zh...@citrix.com
wrote:
Thanks for replying.
but service offering is not a flexible solution, you can not easily
scale up or scale down a vm by a small change(e.g. add 128MB RAM),
you have to create a new service offering just
Hi
Kind regards
Lu
在 2012-7-24，上午12:32，Frank Zhang frank.zh...@citrix.com 写道：
Hi
On Tue, Jul 24, 2012 at 12:02 AM, Frank Zhang frank.zh...@citrix.com
wrote:
Thanks for replying.
but service offering is not a flexible solution, you can not easily
scale up or scale down a vm by a
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Looks fine
- Prachi Damle
On July 20, 2012, 6:05 a.m.,
This is interesting. If you reinstall the VM, you cannot expand its hardware
resource.
How does OnApp do this ?
It allow scale up or down by even 1mb of ram for each vm, also many vps
solutions even support that, e.g solusvm.
So you can adjust resource court by 1mhz of CPU or 1mb of
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Reviewed, the license changes are correct
- Prachi Damle
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On July 10, 2012, 1:49 p.m.,
Hi,
I'm running Cloudstack v3.0.3 and I'm having trouble getting a Centos
6.3 VM up and running. I'm running the dev version of the agent and
management server and on the agent (running via run.sh) I see this:
Enter passphrase for key '/root/.ssh/id_rsa.cloud':
I'm not quite sure why I'm
Hi Jason,
The answer of your question can be seen by following reply.
Frank(Citrix) and our company(KT) developed OVM 2.x integration.
And we also want to integrate OVM 3.x.
.
Hi Frank,
I tested Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c's(EM12c) Cloud API.
The concept of EM12c is similar with CloudStack and
Run the following in your db:
insert into configuration (name,value) values('developer', 'true');
Then restart mgt server.
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Hi, All
I noticed there is a page about hypervisor capabilities in global
configuration, and I tried to modify the limit to a smaller number (such
as 5), but VMs can still be created even their number reached the limit.
I'm using ASF trunk, does this limit have any effect to VM creation, or
Hi,
Actually, you don't need to add primary nfs storage. By default, devcloud is
using local storage, everytime, after you add a host, the primary local
storage will be shown up in the UI.
I agree the default devcloud setup does that.
Yah, of cause, if you want to add NFS primary storage
Can you check the output of this query SELECT * FROM
cloud.hypervisor_capabilities;
Trying updating the entry for the corresponding hypervisor + version and see if
it works
Thanks,
Koushik
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Sent: Tuesday, July 24,
Nice find :-)
Thanks!
Cheers,
Hugo
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Hey Prachi,
Can you tell me which compiler you are using, just to check as i can not
reproduce this yet on my dev environment.
It seems to be related to a bug in javac, so it might be worth checking of you
have the latest Jdk 1.6? I use 1.6.0_33
Cheers,
Hugo
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