If we can control fall back of IntelliCache reads and writes back to the
storage then it won't hinder with host maintenance mode and Xenmotion, and I
think it helps handling volatile VMs without recreating the root disks.
Thanks,
Harikrishna
On 09-Aug-2013, at 11:39 AM, Prasanna Santhanam
Hi Chiradeep,
Exactly Intellicache. As I know, to use this, VDIs on XenServer/XCP must be
set two params:
+ on-boot = persist (or reset). If persist, VM's data (except OS) will be
keep when reboot. Otherwise, it will be destroy on local SR when setting to
reset.
+ allow-caching = true. It enables
On 06/08/13 12:30 PM, Nguyen Anh Tu ng.t...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Chiradeep,
Exactly Intellicache. As I know, to use this, VDIs on XenServer/XCP must
be
set two params:
+ on-boot = persist (or reset). If persist, VM's data (except OS) will be
keep when reboot. Otherwise, it will be destroy on
2013/8/6 Murali Reddy murali.re...@citrix.com
So there is a 'isvolatile' flag to createServiceOffering in starting from
4.2. VM's created with volatile set to true will have root disks
re-created. Perhaps You could optimise the implementation of volatile VM's
in case of Intellicache.
Oh I
Hi guys,
Is anyone concerned about using XenServer 6.2's clone-on-boot feature on
CloudStack? With it, we can quickly deploy a huge of VMs from a single
golden template. This is amazing for some scenarios. For example: we can
allocate a special/dedicated cluster with only one golden template. And
Is this the Intellicache feature? What changes does it require from
CloudStack.
Would just using service offering tags work?
On 8/5/13 12:23 AM, Nguyen Anh Tu ng.t...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi guys,
Is anyone concerned about using XenServer 6.2's clone-on-boot feature on
CloudStack? With it, we can
