Only other thing I can think of that is different the disk type for the
shared storage. I changed from an nfs share to iscsi/lvm storage on a
handful of VMs.
I did notice yesterday during a move from nfs to iscsi/lvm that during
the last part of the move it seem to hang the one of the other VMs I was
looking at that was on the same share.
Maybe sharing a lvm between guest is not a good idea?
On 11/26/2014 8:59 AM, David Lawley wrote:
yes, and was thinking it might be a VM/KVM issue.
What version are you using? I know mine are mixed.
It might be time well spent to go thru all of mine and check and update,
but its just been recently that it has been an occurrence that has
caught my attention
On 11/26/2014 3:47 AM, [email protected] wrote:
We have also seen this but in our case the node crashed after some time.
At least in our case bad RAM should not be the root case because it
happend at random times at three different nodes with ECC RAM. We
suspect it is related to the virtio we are using for all Windows VMs...
Do you also use virtio for Windows guests?
Regards
Andreas
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