Thank you Carlos. I will try all the option you mentioned.
Glad to learn additional options.
Prakashan
On 02/08/2011 02:06 AM, Carlos Martín Sánchez wrote:
Hi Prakashan,
There are different options to control the placement of the VMs.
If you want to manually deploy them, you can hold the
Thank you Tino. Good to know that scheduler can be turned off.
Prakashan
On 02/08/2011 02:01 AM, Tino Vazquez wrote:
Hi Prakashan,
That is the default behavior. You may want to turn off the scheduler
(mm_sched process), so you can manually do the scheduling using "onevm
deploy".
Regards
-T
Hi Prakashan,
There are different options to control the placement of the VMs.
If you want to manually deploy them, you can hold the VMs (onevm hold ).
The scheduler won't place these machines, but you can still deploy them with
onevm deploy.
Or you could start only the OpenNebula daemon without
Hi Prakashan,
That is the default behavior. You may want to turn off the scheduler
(mm_sched process), so you can manually do the scheduling using "onevm
deploy".
Regards
-Tino
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Virtualization Technology Engineer / Researcher
OpenNebula Too
Hi,
I noticed that by default the scheduler automatically pick
the host when more than one hosts are available to deploy
immediately after onevm create command. The onevm deploy
command only works when for some reason the scheduling goes
into pending state for a while.
I am looking for lit
