Re: 1 click deploy VPC network

2018-11-20 Thread David Merrill
Yes terraform could be ideal (doesn't get you 1-click from w/in CloudStack, but gives you control of what gets set up 'per user'). David Merrill Senior Systems Engineer, Managed and Private/Hybrid Cloud Services OTELCO 92 Oak Street, Portland ME 04101 office 207.772.5678 www.otelco.com

RE: 1 click deploy VPC network

2018-11-20 Thread Nicolas Bouige
Hi Richard, Why don't try with Terraform ? You can provide same terraform file for all of your student. Just need to automate (or not) the users creation with api key/secret key if you plan to use specific ID for each student. Or create a bunch of user like User01, User02...and reuse them for

Re: 1 click deploy VPC network

2018-11-20 Thread Ivan Kudryavtsev
Hello, Richard. Well, there are two options: 1. Extend frontend with a plugin which will do everything you need. 2. Implement callback app which will be bound to account 1st login or registration and automatically creates everything you need. Anyway, the customization is required. If you decide

Re: 1 click deploy VPC network

2018-11-20 Thread Andrija Panic
Hi Richard, you are looking for 1 click deploy from within CloudStack ? That is not possible actually. You do need to deploy VPC, then networks, then VMs etc. But you could automate this via CloudMonkey (CLI on Linux) or perhaps do API calls to provision all needed resources - CloudStack provides

1 click deploy VPC network

2018-11-20 Thread Richard Persaud
Hello, We plan on using cloudStack for classroom style deployments, where each user will get the same setup but in different VPCs. How can I set up cloudStack so when a user logs into their account, there is a 1 click deploy template (VPC, tiers and VMs)? Regards, Richard Persaud Sys Spec,

Re: Hyper-V with ACS

2018-11-20 Thread Andrija Panic
thx! On Tue, 20 Nov 2018 at 15:07, Jean-Francois Nadeau wrote: > We did a quick test with HyperV 2016 under 4.9.3 and some APIs changed in > hyperv we believed prevented us to deploy a zone correctly. We did not > investigate further. > > On Tue, Nov 20, 2018 at 6:18 AM Andrija Panic > wrote:

Re: Hyper-V with ACS

2018-11-20 Thread Jean-Francois Nadeau
We did a quick test with HyperV 2016 under 4.9.3 and some APIs changed in hyperv we believed prevented us to deploy a zone correctly. We did not investigate further. On Tue, Nov 20, 2018 at 6:18 AM Andrija Panic wrote: > Hi all, > > anyone has experience with running Hyper-V with CloudStack,

[RESULT][VOTE] Apache CloudStack 4.11.2.0

2018-11-20 Thread Paul Angus
Hi All, After 72 hours, the vote for CloudStack 4.11.2.0 *passes* with 3 PMC & 4 non-PMC votes. +1 (PMC / binding) Rohit Yadav Paul Angus Mike Tutkowski +1 (non binding) Gabriel Beims Bräscher Boris Stoyanov Dag Sonstebo Andrija Panic 0 Rene Moser -1 none Thanks to everyone participating. I

Hyper-V with ACS

2018-11-20 Thread Andrija Panic
Hi all, anyone has experience with running Hyper-V with CloudStack, what is feature set supported (or more importantly not supported), what versions actually work (HyperV 2016 or not), etc. Any info, would be appreciated. -- Andrija Panić

Re: number of cores

2018-11-20 Thread Dag Sonstebo
Hi Eric, Your overall issue is most likely resources - and you need to trace the VM allocation through the logs and see how the calculations and where it falls over as Andrija said - you will probably also see it putting the hosts in the avoid list as it finds them to be unsuitable. Also keep