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On 18/03/14 18:42, brian mullan wrote:
hey good to see you diving in g. not sure if you read the
whole thread but on my orig. post I mentioned I was testing ,,, in
ubuntu 14.04.. lxc 1.x, juju and juju-gui and the new juju-bundle
for --
mark..
hey good to see you diving in g. not sure if you read the whole thread
but on my orig. post I mentioned
I was testing ,,, in ubuntu 14.04.. lxc 1.x, juju and juju-gui and the new
juju-bundle for -- openstack.
On my system... everything on juju-gui eventually showed green except..
nova
John thanks for your note. Yes I have used Juju before to deploy and use
OpenStack on KVM as well as on vmware..
*This was an experiment*. But in OpenStack the virtualization type of the
vm is specified by the hypervisor configured for OpenStack (kvm, xen,
vmware etc).
The OpenStack site
james.p...@ubuntu.com
Cc: juju juju@lists.ubuntu.com
Subject: Re: JuJu, LXC, OpenStack charm problem w/Nova Quantum
great information.. thanks James!
On Mon, Mar 17, 2014 at 8:21 AM, James Page james.p...@ubuntu.com wrote:
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Hi Brian
I responded
Just to clear up a little confusion. OpenStack does support LXC as a “compute
hypervisor” (i.e. it can be used instead of kvm, qemu, esxi, etc.). Be sure to
check out the Compute Hypervisor Support Matrix for what features are supported
on each (and whether they’ll be removed in the future).
Here are a couple of scenario's for openstack/lxc that I think are
interesting.
ARM x64 cpu are now available and use 1/8th the power of an intel cpu ...
given its hard to compare apples to oranges here.
Ubuntu LXC can both be used on ARM x64 systems.
For today's DataCenters the biggest
OpenStack itself says it supports LXC:
http://docs.openstack.org/trunk/config-reference/content/lxc.html
and although a bit dated this OpenStack doc shows (under Ubuntu Natty)...
some config setup info:
https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/LXC
My orig post had said 2 OpenStack services were left in
I believe that Nova Compute itself prefers to deploy its units as KVM.
(So when a user connects to your Openstack deployment and asks for a
VM, they will get a KVM backed machine).
IIRC, you *cannot* create a KVM container inside an LXC container. So
you wouldn't be able to deploy Nova-compute
I'm pretty sure Quantum can't be deployed in LXC because it needs direct
access to block devices. I could be wrong.
John
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On Mar 15, 2014 2:08 PM, brian mullan bmullan.m...@gmail.com wrote:
I thought I'd try using some of the cool new stuff.. so with latest lxc
1.0 JuJu JuJu-gui installed
I also think that nova and lxc do not mingle well either. I've
typically deployed nova in a kvm instance instead
On Sat, Mar 15, 2014 at 1:26 PM, John Meinel j...@arbash-meinel.com wrote:
I'm pretty sure Quantum can't be deployed in LXC because it needs direct
access to block devices. I could
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