Hi Adeel,
With KVM you can still take volume snapshots (of single volumes) – but you
can’t take full VM snapshots (as you mention these are available only on
XenServer and VMware) – please note the functionality of these are different
(see
http://docs.cloudstack.apache.org/projects/cloudstack-
Hi Dag,
I have been able to arrange a switch and create a new subnet of my own behind
that switch. That way, I am able to install KVM and cloudstack on single
machine. Haven't tried the second machine. I think, it should work too.
Now, I am basically interested in snapshot capability of insta
Hi Dag,
Thanks for the insight. Let me have a look at alternatives & I will get back
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From: Dag Sonstebo
Sent: Wednesday, March 22, 2017 6:32:05 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Cloudstack and KVM installation with IP addresses allocated by D
Hi Adeel,
This would most likely get you into trouble with your red tape admins – if you
simply set the IP address 10.103.72.65 statically and let’s say your DHCP lease
time is 24 hours – then after 24 hours the DHCP server will not have seen any
DHCP renewals (DHCP starts the renewal process a
Hi Dag,
DHCP and its settings are beyond my control. I will have to go through some
procedures (aka red tape) to get the exclusions static IPs bound to ACS and
KVM. For now, what I am thinking to do is, connect to network and get an IP
10.103.72.65 and declare it as static in network settings
Hi Muhammed,
This is done externally to CloudStack and depends on what DHCP infrastructure
you have in place. All DHCP implementations have the option to reserve an
address, i.e. a setting that confirms your MAC address – e.g. 01:02:03:AA:BB:CC
is always handed out the same IP address – in your
Thanks Boris and Dag for quick reply.
@Dag How do I utilize static IP addresses in combination with DHCP reservations?
I have just installed CentOs and connected to the network on wire. DHCP has
given me 10.103.72.65/23 IP address. What do I need to do from now on?
Regards
_
Hi Muhammed,
This may be possible if your DNS infrastructure is rock solid and is guaranteed
to work from all CloudStack networks (you would possibly also have to set your
TTL on your DNS entries low) – but all in all I would recommend you utilize
static IP addresses, alternatively in combinat
Hi,
We have successfully added ceph storage to cloud stack. But we still
have a doubt regarding creating VMs via ceph primary.
Any idea about the VM's data store location in ceph primary?
/-Kurt/
On 02/23/2017 11:20 AM, Kurt K wrote:
Hi Simon,
Thanks for the reply.
>> Also run ceph health
Hi Adeel,
You can follow the official installation documentation where you’ll find all
required info for configuring and installing management and KVM host.
Please see:
http://docs.cloudstack.apache.org/projects/cloudstack-installation/en/4.9/
Regards,
Boris Stoyanov
boris.stoya...@shapeblue.
Hello guys,
I have two systems and both of them are connected to a network that allocates
IP addresses using DHCP. I want to install cloudstack management server on the
one system and KVM (hypervisor) on the other system.
Can I do this? What steps would differ from normal (with static IPs) AC
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