Hi!
When will this be supported? I think it is quite relevant!
I have a lot of vm's too(e.g. Redhat,Debian,Ubuntu), which I would
like to bring into OpenNebula control. I know this is possible in
Vmware(import) just like it is possible to export vm'sd in Vmware
although you ! use Vmware's *.vmdk
Hi All
I am wondering if there are such functionalities in opennebula:
1) backup a virtual machine without shutting it down (usually, do a
snapshoot and then back it up)
2) as previous, but possibly storing it in a zipped file, I mean if the
virtual HD is empty (all ZERO) why should I keep
I would recommend backup as usual with a backup client.
/Poul
Den 23/02/2014 21.11 skrev Paolo Di Francesco paolo.difrance...@level7.it
:
Hi All
I am wondering if there are such functionalities in opennebula:
1) backup a virtual machine without shutting it down (usually, do a
snapshoot and
On 23/02/14 20:42, Poul Kristensen wrote:
When will this be supported? I think it is quite relevant!
I have a lot of vm's too(e.g. Redhat,Debian,Ubuntu), which I would
like to bring into OpenNebula control. I know this is possible in
Vmware(import) just like it is possible to export vm'sd in
Title: Thanks
1. Yes, we can have
deferred and hot snapshot. Deferred means backup is done
when you shutdown the VM, hot means a live snapshot.
2. I haven't tested it yet, but you can manually zip an image. If
you saved it as qcow2 and it is empty, file size is
