Hi Oliver,
Yes, the user data is added to the context tag. This information will be
placed in a variable called EC2_USER_DATA, that you can get using the
CONTEXT system of OpenNebula.
Regards.
On 28 February 2011 08:11, Olivier Sallou olivier.sal...@irisa.fr wrote:
Hi,
the EC2 interface
Hi,
The method that OpenNebula provides to give configuration parameters
to a new virtual machine is using an ISO image (OVF recommendation).
The OCCI and EC2 servers also use this kind of contextualization.
Therefore, if you want to get this information you will have to use
the context scripts
Thanks for the report, we'll take a look and check what's going on.
You can follow the resolution in redmine:
http://dev.opennebula.org/issues/502
Regards,
Carlos.
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OpenNebula - The Open Source Toolkit for Cloud Computing
www.OpenNebula.org
Hi Shi Jin,
That log is created by the xmlrpc-c library [1]; so not so helpful
information about OpenNebula itself is logged.
The Request Manager component logs are written in oned.log file. We could
move that logs to a separate file with extended information if the community
think this is
Hi,
I am facing issues using non-persistent vmware disks with,
OpenNebula 2.0 and vmware addon.
I want to know if OpenNebula 2.0 has the older (ON 1.4) VMware
driver and will the combination work?
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Thanks and Regards,
Manish
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Hi *,
just to spark the discussion about SunStone I'd like to deliver my
first impressions
- fast and snappy experience
- clear navigation
- nice popups for error messages and infos
- comprehensive dialogues for the creation of VMs, networks, etc. I
really like that you can paste the
Hi,
Our applications benefit from SMP with multiple CPUs.
Question: How do I specify a dual/quad CPU in template.one ?
The documentation http://www.opennebula.org/documentation:rel2.0:template
mentions fractions (e.g. 0.5) but a value of CPU=2.0 does not
create a 2CPU system. I also tried two
Hi,
there is an issue with tm_context.sh when using contextualisation.
As shown below tmp dir used is:
TMP_DIR=$ONE_LOCATION/var/$DST_HASH
However, in open nebula system-wide install, this is set to /var/
and opennebula user does not have rights to create dirs in /var (or user
should be
Dear Carsten,
This is indeed a very interesting proposal. Currently we evaluating
alternatives on how to implement this, we will let the community know
as soon as it is ready.
Regads,
-Tino
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OpenNebula Major Contributor
www.OpenNebula.org | @tinova79
On
Hi Manish,
You can avoid the copy of the image if you:
1) Use the dummy TM drivers
1) Stop using the image catalog, and input the SOURCE of the disks
with the following format
[DATASTORE] relative/path/to/disk
The path is relative wrt the DATASTORE.
hope it helps,
-Tino
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Hi again,
I haven't been able to reproduce the error, in either one 2.0 or 2.2
branches. Unless all vnets are public, the authorization rejects the new VM.
On the other hand, we may have confused you with this documentation quote:
Virtual Networks created by oneadmin can be used by every other
Hi,
The upcoming 2.2 release will be focused on fault tolerance, it will
provide the features covered in [1].
The oned redundacy is being studied on some specific deployments, that
expertise is available through C12G Labs [2].
Regards,
-Tino
[1]
Hi, in case of remote hooks both for vm and host .. I think ruby has to
be installed on vm and or host ?
am I right ?
second what is the mostly usefull technique i.e. to execute hook on
Frontend or on VM/host ?
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System Administrator
PDC-Center for High
Thanks. I just replied your redmine case.
So is it true to say that since 2.0, if a VNET is created by oneadmin
(uid=0) and not published (the default), it cannot be used by other users?
I actually find it is still usable by other users if there is only one VNET
in the VM.
FYI, my uid=0 is called
Thank you. It is probably OK this way and I found my error message in the
oned.log.
Although it would be nice to have a place to log in detail the XML message
sent and received, if turned on.
Thanks.
Shi
2011/2/28 Carlos Martín Sánchez cmar...@opennebula.org
Hi Shi Jin,
That log is created
El 28/02/11 13:23, Toens Bueker escribió:
Hi *,
just to spark the discussion about SunStone I'd like to deliver my
first impressions
- fast and snappy experience
- clear navigation
- nice popups for error messages and infos
- comprehensive dialogues for the creation of VMs, networks,
Hi,
On Mon, 2011-02-28 at 13:56 +0100, Steffen Neumann wrote:
Question: How do I specify a dual/quad CPU in template.one ?
I was able to specify a quad-CPU VM using virt-manager,
and that's also used after deployment via ONE.
The original question remains, is it possible
to specify the number
Use VCPU to specify the number of cpus for the machine, like:
VCPU=4
On Mon, Feb 28, 2011 at 7:46 PM, Steffen Neumann sneum...@ipb-halle.de wrote:
Hi,
On Mon, 2011-02-28 at 13:56 +0100, Steffen Neumann wrote:
Question: How do I specify a dual/quad CPU in template.one ?
I was able to
Hi Tino,
Thank you for your quick feedback,
Just one question, do you mean that the ONE redundancy will be only provided by
opennebula commercial edition from C12G labs, the open source branch will NOT
go to this direction?
Best Regards,
YE Lei
-Original Message-
From: Tino Vazquez
Hi Tino,
Thanks for the inputs.
I did following, but could not deploy the VM.
===
oneadmin@ubuntu:~$ onehost create esxserv1.gslab.com im_vmware
vmm_vmware tm_dummy
= Host created successfully
oneadmin@ubuntu:~$ cat vm1-np.template
NAME=VMWareVM
MEMORY=256
CPU=1
OS = [ ARCH =
As a alternative I also tried hacking the code
to get the same effect as you have suggested.
1. I changed my nfs clone.sh to do nothing, but
to create empty directory.
2. I changed the remotes/vmware/deploy to modify
the deployment.0 to refer to my non-persistent
disk instead of one which
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