On 2013-01-16 19:47, Mike Burns wrote:
On Wed, 2013-01-16 at 13:33 +0800, Wenyi Gao wrote:
Hey,
Currently, the ovirt-node hypervisor runs in livecd mode, that is the
root filesystem is read-only.
We have to run "persist" command for persistent files, which is
inconvenient for some uses who
run ovirt-node only as hypervisor alone. So do we have plan to let
ovirt-node run non-livecd mode?
Thanks.
Hi Wenyi,
ovirt-node doesn't just run in livecd mode, it *is* a livecd. If you're
using ovirt-node with ovirt-engine (or derivative builds like RHEV-H
with RHEV-M), then you shouldn't have any need to persist anything
manually. This is handled by the vdsm and ovirt-node packages
automatically.
There is no plan to let it run in any mode other than livecd. There are
other options in those cases, like running a full OS rather than an
ovirt-node iso.
Thanks
Mike
Hi Mike,
Thank you very much for answering the question. My case is we are using
ovirt-node
as hypervisor standalone without ovirt-engin or RHEV-M.
So could you have some ideas to keep the rootfs writeable into disks
persistently
not into tmpfs? Like overlay file system?
Best regards
Wenyi Gao
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