Adding to what Rubén said, VirtualMachine::get_requirements will report the
needed storage when we address this issue:
http://dev.opennebula.org/issues/2402
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Hi Stuart
That code, as you suggest in your first email, is actually in the
scheduler. You are probably interested in VirtualMachineXML class, specially
Computation on the storage needed by the VM[1]:
* IT considers the DS and specific mechanisms of the CLONE and LN
operations (i.e. if the stor
On 05/06/14 12:32, Stuart Longland wrote:
> What I observe though, is that the disk storage always returns 0. My
> plan was to expand on this by adding an extra parameter (int& cache),
> and I'd use whatever code is present to calculate disk requirements to
> figure out how much to cache and thus,
Hi all,
I've decided to pull my finger out and clone a copy of the OpenNebula
git repository and actually dive right into the core of it.
The plan is to try and implement a caching back-end, rather than having
it bolted onto the storage driver the way it is presently in our
'cephcache' driver.
T
