Hi Tino,
I do not think that spacing alone will solve it. Maybe a solution would be to
detect if virsh is locked, then wait and retry until the lock is freed (for
example with a mutex mechanism)? Because deploying to a host where another user
is busy with a VM will probably still result in a f
Hi Floris,
We are not really proposing that you decrease the VM polling time,
that's just a new default in the new version that can be changed at
will.
Furthermore, I think we are mixing two issues here:
Monitoring Issue
OpenNebula performs a dominfo request to extract
Hi,
it's just a tipp: you may try restarting your vm-s eg:
onevm restart 44
This worked for us when powering of the vm from within the vm itself.
Your situation is not the same, but similar...
Hope it helps,
Cheers
Gyula
Feladó:
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Hi,
Due
to some reasons my fronetend and node machines got powered off. After
restarting the systems, in onemc all running images are showing as
below and i am unable to connect to those images. please help me in
bringing the images up.
Id
User Name VM State
Hi Carlos,
Please find the below details to resolve the VM pending state.
onead...@onefrontend:~$ onehost list
ID NAME RVM TCPU FCPU ACPU TMEM FMEM STAT
0 192.168.138.241 0 400 400 400 8189640 7408148 on
onead...@onefrontend:~$ one
I had a similar problem that turned out to be because the http_proxy
environment variable was set. Once I unset that (and restarted one) it
started working.
Geoff.
On 28/07/10 15:02, Mauch, Viktor wrote:
Hello,
I have now tried different opennebula version (1.4, 1.5, 2.0beta1 /
self-comp
Hi Neil,
We faced a similar problem(general protection error). On moving libxmlrpc to
latest super stable version 1.06.40 we were able to resolve this situation.
We had to build libxmlrpc 1.06.40 from source.
Thanks and Regards
Saurav Lahiri
On Fri, Jul 30, 2010 at 3:36 PM, Tino Vazquez wrote:
Hi Tino and List,
For us these methods are not very acceptable in a production environment. We
feel that we do need to monitor the status of the Cloud, both the hosts and the
VMs, at least once every minute for each component. Stopping or drastically
reducing the monitoring of VMs is not the w
Hi Shashank,
The behaviour you are describing is not the expected one. Could you send us
oned.log? Hopefully there's something there that will clarify this.
Best regards,
Carlos.
Carlos Martín, Cloud Technology Engineer/Researcher
DSA Research Group: web http://dsa-research.org and blog
http://b
Hi Bathina,
The only hint I can give you is that the VM may be requesting more resources
than the ones available in your host. Or maybe you are using the
REQUIREMENTS field making your host non-suitable to deploy the VM.
Please provide more information, like the VM template, the logs (oned.log
an
Hi Neil,
Well, that shouldn't happen ;) Could you please send us a backtrace
with the gdb? If the process still can be attached to, you can use
$ gdb $ONE_LOCATION/bin/oned
then, in the (gdb) prompt
(gdb) bt
and send us the output.
If this is not possible, could you please set you system to
Oned just crashed , leaving just this message in the log:
[2046071.765934] oned[17361] general protection ip:7feaaee82e0a
sp:7feaa5fcc940 error:0 in libc-2.11.2.so[7feaaee11000+158000]
Our distro is Debian / squeeze running a 2.6.32-5-amd64 kernel.
We are seeing crashes quite often now, consi
Hi, I reply to a message with certain ID [1] sent in June [2] by 'igmph1' (Jeff)
about problem during deploying contextualized VMS.
Here is the original message [3] (114 lines)
> Hello,
>
> I have problem with customizing to the VM during deployment. I use
> CONTEXT variable.
>
> I need set the h
Hello Rubén,
does this happen all the time, or just when deploying many VMs
simultaneously? Have you tried to do 'virsh create deployment.0' (if you're
using kvm) or 'xm create deployment.0' (if you're using xen) manually from
the worker nodes, to see what happens?
regards,
Jaime
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