root@laptop:~# usermod -a -G libvirtd oneadmin
root@laptop:~# usermod -a -G kvm oneadmin
root@laptop:~# usermod libvirtd start
usermod: user 'start' does not exist
root@laptop:~#
Does OpenNebula requires libivrt running?
How do I start libvirt?
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MM == Marco Mirabile domini...@gmail.com writes:
MM usermod libvirtd start usermod: user 'start' does not exist
Issuing the command 'man usermod' you can access the manpage for
usermod and learn that usermod just changes the 'account files' (in
this case /etc/groups).
MM Does
Hello
I'm using the last version of opennebula and vmware drivers addon.
My image description is:
--
ME=vmUbuntu
VCPU = 1
MEMORY = 1024
OS = [ ARCH = x86_64 ]
DISK=[IMAGE=vmUbuntu,
TARGET=sda,
BUS=scsi]
NIC=[NETWORK=vmware LAN bridged]
Hi all,
For questions about the Apache XML-RPC library, please visit their site.
http://ws.apache.org/xmlrpc/
Regards.
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Carlos Martín, MSc
Project Major Contributor
OpenNebula - The Open Source Toolkit for Cloud Computing
www.OpenNebula.org http://www.opennebula.org/ | cmar...@opennebula.org
Hi!
I'm experimenting with opennebula 2.2.1 on Centos 5.5 i686. So far I am
pleased with the results. I got two KVM nodes and am running two VMs.
Since I am a beginner I can't seem to wrap my head around the lifecycle
of VMs. I looked at the documentation and the shown lifecycle... When I
Hi Antoni,
The raw value for the disk driver is the default value, hardcoded
in the OPenNebula Core VMware driver. This is overridden by:
* $ONE_LOCATION/etc/vmm_sh/vmm_sh_vmware.conf
* The VM template, DISK section, DRIVER label.
Regards,
-Tino
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Constantino Vázquez Blanco, MSc
The network Public EC2 is created and i also specified the OpenNebula
template in which is based this instance
$ econe-run-instances -H -U http://ec2.opennebula:8080 --access-key
oneadmin --secret-key oneadmin --type m1.small ami-
econe-run-instances: The instance type or feature is not
Would you mind to edit the small.erb file and set
NIC=[NETWORK_ID=3]
instead of
NIC=[NETWORK=Public EC2]
specifying the ID of your network.
On 3 May 2011 13:16, Sebastian Neg neg.sebast...@gmail.com wrote:
The network Public EC2 is created and i also specified the OpenNebula
template in
Hi Tino
Okey. But in the documentation, for the driver option, It says:
Specific image mapping driver. KVM: raw, qcow2. Xen:tap:aio:, file:.
VMware unsupported
So, it's not a supported option for VMware.
In my older version of openneula, my deployment.0 don't have the
driver name='raw'/ line,
Hi
I think the problem is in the LibVirtDriverVMware.cc file
In opennebula 2.0.1 the driver option is not written to deployment.0
However, in opennebula 2.2 the LibVirtDriverVMware.cc contains this
new lines:
-
file \t\t\tdriver name=';
if (
Hi Antoni,
I believe this is a bug in the documentation. Please do try the following:
DISK=[IMAGE=vmUbuntu,
TARGET=sda,
BUS=scsi,
DRIVER=file]
If this works, I will update the doc.
BTW, what version of ESX are you using?
Regards,
-Tino
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Constantino Vázquez Blanco, MSc
Dear Aaron,
KVM support in OpenNebula is based on libvrit. From the libvirt doc:
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The model element has a mandatory type attribute which takes the value
vga, cirrus, vmvga, xen, vbox, or qxl (since 0.8.6)
depending on the hypervisor features available. You can also provide
the amount of video
When an image is registered using oneimage command it is copied to
IMAGE_REPOSITORY_PATH with a unique filename. How is this filename generated?
Any elaboration on this will be really helpful.
--
thanks,
shantanu.
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The functionality you are describing will be available for the next release.
We're looking forward to it!
Our first idea is to have a main group and many secondary ones for each
user; the rest of the resources will belong only to one group.
We'll implement an ACL system to allow fine-tuning
Hi,
The unique image filename is gernerated by the SHA1 digestion of
user_id:image_name, in opennebula when you first call the
one.image.allocate. The user_id is the id of the image owner,
image_name is the name of this image in the template.
So, when you allocate(or register) an image,
Hello,
Is it possible to have multiple OpenNebula servers pointing at the same pile
of hypervisors? We are trying to create multiple ONE environments for
different users (i.e. - ONE server for demos of a stable baseline and separate
ONE servers for each developer) that all share the same
Hi Sebastien,
I am also instersted to do a SSL proxy to econe with apache.
Have you any documentatio?
Thanks
Regards --
On Wed, Apr 13, 2011 at 4:12 AM, Steven Timm t...@fnal.gov wrote:
Hi Sebastien--we have this working with pre-release
opennebula 2.2 at Fermilab and have contributed our
Thanks for the explanation Joey.
I updated my OpenNebula install and also started with a new mysql database
(essentially fresh install rather than update!). I kept same image repository
path after update and it contained image files from previous install. I was
getting an error as
Sure, here is what I have working:
econe.conf:
-
# OpenNebula sever contact information
ONE_XMLRPC=http://localhost:2633/RPC2
# Host and port where OCA server will run
SERVER=localhost
PORT=4567
#SSL Proxy
SSL_SERVER=hostname.domain:the port you run the proxy on
I did a force
Hi,
I think you understood things correctly,
in ONE you create and shutdown instances,
and you get new VM IDs for every cycle.
So in our HPC setup, we get fresh virtual compute nodes
with every onevm create.
What exactly do you want ? Do you need the changes to be persistent ?
yours,
My copy from before #511 was fixed. I have built and deployed from the
head and it is now writing the deployment file with the os wrapper
element.
Thanks.
Héctor Sanjuán wrote:
Hi,
Is it possible that you are using the Sunstone 2.2 beta? The bug you are
describing was fixed for the final
Hello Everybody,
I am able to run Ubuntu 10.04 Ubuntu 64 bit Server from Opennebula.
When I gave command onevm stop vmid . VM Is still in running state.
Can anyone guide me on how to proceed ahead
Here is the information from oned.log
Tue May 3 22:22:00 2011 [DiM][D]: Stopping VM 39
Tue May
Using opennebula 1.4 with Shared-NFS on KVM hypervisor . VM_DIR is shared
between all the hosts to allow live migration. If for any reason NFS
connection is lost and user tries to create a new VM the following
opennebula commands hangs and sits there for over. The VM state is in
*boot*for ever.
Does anyone have any experience with this type of configuration or is it
even possible with OpenNebula?
We were just discussing this model for our use earlier today as a way
of working around the lack of a granular authorization model. Our use
case is that we want to have some networks only
After successfully getting the OCCI clients working with OpenNebula,
I've tried getting the EC2 interface to work and I've run into a
variety of problems.
(1) The OpenNebula tools don't respect the path in EC2_URL.
If EC2_URL is set to something like http://myserver/ec2/;, the
OpenNebula EC2
Hi,
It is not a good idea, the oned/sched daemons assumes exclusive use of the
cluster nodes (a.k.a hypervisors). As pointed by Lars you may end with
overcommited memory/CPU.
My proposal here would be to use clusters. Define a couple of cluster (e.g.
demos, production, develop) and assign
I take it back. send out that email after waiting for a while but now the
client came back with an ERROR and all the processes got cleaned up. But it
did take a while before failing.
Ranga
On Tue, May 3, 2011 at 4:40 PM, Rangababu Chakravarthula rb...@hexagrid.com
wrote:
Lars
Thanks for the
i have chechked this guide...
and config file oned.conf here iam attached...
when i want start
# one start
You should have ONE_AUTH set the first time you start
OpenNebula as it is used to set the credentials for
the administrator user.
2011/5/3 Carlos Martín Sánchez cmar...@opennebula.org
Hi,
I'm mostly using the CLI, but through Sunstone I can explain it best.
In Sunstone when you shutdown a VM, then the VM entry disappears. If I
want to run the same VM later I have to go through the same process of
creating the VM like the first time. In the CLI I understand I use the
same
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