Isn't the documentation recommend to use oneadmin to manage?
Leong Marco
leong.chou@usj.edu.mo
On Feb 10, 2011, at 1:56 AM, Ivan Bronsky wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I installed OpenNebula 2.0.1 on Centos 5.5. from rpm. I can start the deamon
> with $ one start.
> But after oneuser, onehost, onevm
Right now theres no automatic method of client only installation. You
will have to manually copy clients and required libraries
($ONE_LOCATION/lib/ruby). There's a ticket open to deal with this
problem [1] and we hope to have a solution soon.
[1] http://dev.opennebula.org/issues/482
On Mon, Feb 7
I am not familiar with VMWare nomenclature but from what I see in
those documents reservation relates to the minimun cpu available for a
VM. That feature is directly related on how the hypervisor manages VMs
(hypervisor scheduler). Our xen drivers use the ammount of CPU you
specify (e.g. 0.5) to se
On 9 February 2011 17:00, Javier Fontan wrote:
> OpenNebula supports changing scheduling policies [1] using rank and
> requirements parameters in the template file [2]. There's also a quota
> system implemented for cpu and memory [3] but is can be easily
> modified to cope with more resource const
Hi,
I installed OpenNebula 2.0.1 on Centos 5.5. from rpm. I can start the deamon
with $ one start.
But after oneuser, onehost, onevm etc. commands, I have message like this:
[root@nebula home]# oneuser list
/usr/local/lib/ruby/1.8/x86_64-linux/digest/sha1.so:
/usr/local/lib/ruby/1.8/x86_64-linux
Hi,
You should have Xen/KVM/VMware properly configured on the node.
Then
install ruby. I used 'yum install ruby' on CentOS.
Then on the front end get the UID of OpenNebula user and add the same user
in node with same UID and GID. Then create passwordless ssh.
groupadd -g 503 cloud
useradd -g 5
for shortrun i am transfering manually .. but for long run if we have
the possibility to register kernel and initrd as well like we do in euca
, that will be great.. may be something to be added in wish list.
Zeeshan
On 02/09/2011 05:36 PM, Javier Fontan wrote:
That is possible but that will
That is possible but that will lead to huge amount of hacks as you
have to do this (at least):
* Parse the deployment.0 file or call back to opennebula to ask for
the source kernel/initrd files. TM knows nothing about kernel/initrd
* Rewrite the deployment.0 file to point to the newly copied
kerne
OpenNebula supports changing scheduling policies [1] using rank and
requirements parameters in the template file [2]. There's also a quota
system implemented for cpu and memory [3] but is can be easily
modified to cope with more resource constraints [4].
[1] http://opennebula.org/documentation:rel
Hello!
My OpenNebula 2.01 frontend is running on an OpenSuse 11.3 32 bit OS.
I'm trying to setup the (worker) nodes on servers with a OpenSuse 11.2
64 bit OS. The servers exist and are already XEN enabled.
I've installed OpenNebula on the frontend system wide.
Now I'm wondering what to instal
Hello Matthias,
thanks for pointing this out. It should be fixed by now!
Cheers,
Jaime
On Mon, Feb 7, 2011 at 7:37 PM, Matthias Keller wrote:
>
> Dear all,
>
> does someone of the reading developer's knows the admin's of this list?
> Can you please forward my request on "periodically updating
Thanks Tino,
That is probably more a problem of libvirt, since VMWare IM Driver use it in
order to access information about the hosts.
In order to get information about the hosts OpenNebula launches a virsh
command and parses the output.
The script that does this work is located in $ONE_LOCATION/li
Hi all
me and Paolo developed a new Transfer Manager driver in
order to add support for LVM on a shared storage
repository.
Please consider this driver is in a very early development
stage, so it is not guaranteed it works for all possible
configurations.
Another important thing is that, because
Hi all,
I'm new to OpenNebula, and I does not get a clear idea from official
documentation about LVM deployment. I have a few questions that I would like to
be answered.
How do I register an virtual machine image template in LVM?
Is it possible to add existing virtual machine which is currently
On Wed, Feb 9, 2011 at 6:37 PM, Héctor Sanjuán wrote:
> Hi, it works for me with the following ssh related packages on a 32bit
> machine:
>
> rpm -qa | grep ssh
> libssh4-0.4.2-1.19.i586
> yast2-sshd-2.18.0-5.2.noarch
> sshfs-2.2-5.1.i586
> libssh2-1-1.2.6-6.1.i586
> openssh-5.4p1-8.2.i586
> opens
what about extending tm driver for ssh which copy the needed kernel
alongwith images to node ?
Zeeshan
On 02/09/2011 01:30 PM, Ruben Diez wrote:
Hi Zeeshan
You MUST put the kernels in all the nodes. You can use the
parallel-scp stuff or export them to all the nodes by NFS... It is
your dec
Hi Zeeshan
You MUST put the kernels in all the nodes. You can use the parallel-scp
stuff or export them to all the nodes by NFS... It is your decision...
The concrete mechanism is not the matter... The important stuff is to
make kernels accessible by all the physical nodes
Regards
Zeesh
Hi Ruben ,
thanks for answer ,
But if i have 10 kernels and 10 nodes , is there any easy way to
transfer kernels beside NFS ..
in Eucalyptus we can upload kernel and initrd alongwith image in
repository , any way to do the same in opennebula ..?
BR
Zeeshan
On 02/08/2011 06:31 PM, Ruben
Hi,
I have successfully launched a VM on XEN node with LVM. However when I try
to launch another instance, ONE tries to create LV named lv-one--0 which
already exists as ONE created it for first VM.
vm.log:
Creating LV lv-one--0
Wed Feb 9 17:00:01 2011 [TM][I]: tm_clone.sh: ERROR: Command "/us
Hi, it works for me with the following ssh related packages on a 32bit
machine:
rpm -qa | grep ssh
libssh4-0.4.2-1.19.i586
yast2-sshd-2.18.0-5.2.noarch
sshfs-2.2-5.1.i586
libssh2-1-1.2.6-6.1.i586
openssh-5.4p1-8.2.i586
openssh-askpass-5.4p1-8.2.i586
The only difference is that i have libssh4 in a
> "PS" == Paolo Smiraglia writes:
>> Am I right when I think that is oned that handles OCCI requests ?
PS> You're wrong! The OCCI requests are handled by occi-server.
Thanks!
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> Am I right when I think that is oned that handles OCCI requests ?
You're wrong! The OCCI requests are handled by occi-server.
Best,
PAOLO
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i have some problem ehen installing opennebula for opensuse.
Loading repository data...
> Reading installed packages...
> Resolving package dependencies...
>
> Problem: nothing provides ssh needed by opennebula-2.0.1-1.1.x86_64
> Solution 1: do not install opennebula-2.0.1-1.1.x86_64
> Solution
Hi Marco,
The XML-RPC call requests an image id because the image has to be created
beforehand.
You can check how it is done in the oneimage command (it's a straight
forward ruby script), and then replicate the same steps in your code.
Regards,
Carlos.
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