[one-users] Multi-deployment of VMs: Slow "Dispatching virtual machine"

Hi, I'm benchmarking the multi-deployment of VMs in OpenNebula to test the scalability of our distributed file system XtreemFS. Therefore, I do the following things: - stop the scheduler - "onevm create" multiple VMs - start the scheduler again - wait until the last VM has booted Recently,

Re: [one-users] After onehost enable: host in "init" state and not immediately usable

y the only way to tune this behavior is through the timers. I've opened a ticket to implement this feature: http://dev.opennebula.org/issues/1868 Probably it should be a good idea to trigger a monitor action when you enabled a host. Thanks for your feedback Ruben On Fri, Apr 5, 2013 at 1

[one-users] After onehost enable: host in "init" state and not immediately usable

Hi, We run OpenNebula 3.8.3 among several other services on our internal cluster and we want to be able to dynamically enable and disable hosts in OpenNebula. OpenNebula allows this with the "onehost disable " and "onehost enable " commands. However, after enabling it takes too long until V

Re: [one-users] (thanks) Re: experiences with distributed FS?

Hi, On 02/09/2012 01:50 PM, richard -rw- weinberger wrote: On Thu, Feb 9, 2012 at 1:38 PM, João Pagaime wrote: here's a short summary by FS: • (RW)… you are using FUSE. No, I'm not using FUSE. My OpenNebula cluster is built on top of ocfs2. Richard meant that the XtreemFS c

Re: [one-users] experiences with distributed FS?

Hi, I'm one of the developers of the distributed file system XtreemFS. I just noticed this thread since one of the posters followed us on Twitter. So I just joint the mailing list. Internally we also run a OpenNebula cluster and use XtreemFS as shared file system there. Since XtreemFS is POS