On 27-07-15 12:28, Amy Niklasson wrote: > I have tried this and I still can't find it. I have tried to find it both > in the regular installation and the source installation of CloudStack. > However I have managed to find this link > http://cloudstack-release-notes.readthedocs.org/en/latest/upgrade/upgrade-4.0.html > which implies that the file has changed name to componentContext.xml. > Unfortunately I can't find this file either. > > I have found the file > /home/ubuntu/cloudstack/server/test/async-job-component.xml which contains > the lines: > > <adapters key="com.cloud.agent.manager.allocator.HostAllocator"> > <adapter name="FirstFit" > class="com.cloud.agent.manager.allocator.impl.FirstFitAllocator"/> > </adapters> > > Which are the lines according to > http://docs.cloudstack.apache.org/en/master/alloc.html#implementing-a- > <http://docs.cloudstack.apache.org/en/master/alloc.html#implementing-a-custom-hostallocator>custom-hostallocator > <http://docs.cloudstack.apache.org/en/master/alloc.html#implementing-a-custom-hostallocator> > should be changed. However this location is in nowhere close to the > one mentioned. > > If anyone has any experience of implementing a custom hostallocator in > CloudStack 4.5 or knows anything I would very much appreciate any > information you got. >
I haven't done this, but I don't think componentContext.xml is being used anymore. I think you need this one: core/resources/META-INF/cloudstack/core/spring-core-registry-core-context.xml Wido > Kind Regards, > Amy > > > On 8 July 2015 at 09:47, Wido den Hollander <w...@widodh.nl> wrote: > > > > On 08-07-15 10:08, Amy Niklasson wrote: >>>> Hi, How do you load a custom HostAllocator in CloudStack 4.5? The >>>> only documentation I've managed to find is >>>> http://docs.cloudstack.apache.org/en/master/alloc.html#implementing-a- > custom-hostallocator >>>> >>>> > However,I can't find the files mentioned, components.xml and >>>> components-premium.xml, in /client/ tomcatconf. Anyone who knows? >>>> > > Not exactly sure which file it is, but you could try a grep through > the code. > > It's the Spring framework which loads the modules in boot. > > Wido > >>>> Regards, Amy >>>> >> >
