Re: [ovirt-users] Where do you run oVirt? Here are the answers!
very nice! great to see the distribution of OSs, can give us a hint on where to focus testing/ci/etc... e. - Original Message - From: Sandro Bonazzola sbona...@redhat.com To: de...@ovirt.org, Users@ovirt.org Sent: Tuesday, March 3, 2015 1:56:30 PM Subject: [ovirt-users] Where do you run oVirt? Here are the answers! Hi, This is a summary of the 85 response we got to the last month poll. Thanks everyone who answered! Which distribution are you using for running ovirt-engine? Fedora 20 8 9% CentOS 6 52 61% CentOS 7 22 26% Other 3 4% Which distribution are you using for your nodes? Fedora 20 6 7% CentOS 6 40 47% CentOS 7 31 36% oVirt Node6 7% Other 2 2% In Other: RHEL 6.6, 7.0, 7.1 and a mixed environment of CentOS 6 and 7. Do you use Hosted Engine? Yes 42 49% No42 49% Would you like to share more info on your datacenter, vms,...? Tell us about it --- oVirt is so AWESOME! I luv it. -- We currently run engine on CentOS 6 as CentOS 7 was not yet supported. We plan on migrating it to a CentOS 7 machine. Our nodes are currently CentOS 6 but are planning to migrate to CentOS 7. (For the nodes a checkbox for each distribution would be better than the radiobutton, as you can have multiple clusters with different distributions). -- FC Storage (Dell md3620f and IBM Blade-S internal SAS storage) -- Please provide ceph support and built in backup tools -- 3 separate virtual RHEV datacenters, test, dev, prod. Use direct attach fibre channel luns for application storage heavily on VMs to take advantage of snapshot/restore features on our array. Hosted Engine in test and dev. Physical manager in prod. -- 2 nodes running centos 6.6 from SSD (i3 35w 32GB) 1x NFS datastore 1x ISO datastore 1 node running NFS (i3 35w 8GB, Dell PERC sas controller) All 3 nodes connected via 10Gb ethernet Between 9 en 15 VM's depending on my tests Always active - Zimbra - ldap/dhcp - web/php - devel/php - pfsense Develop/test - Hadoop - Openstack - Gluster - ms... -- - 4 nodes for KVM, 4 nodes for GlusterFS. - 1Gigabit for management and 4Gigabit channel bonding for GlusterFS replica. - Master Storage Domain lives on replica-3 GlustrerFS volume. -- 30 hvs NFS storage over infiniband, custom portal for task automation and classroom abstraction via API -- We use atm local storage. Current running vm count is over 100. I'd like to use EL7 platform in the future, but I'm uncertain how to best upgrade everything with a minimal downtime. we currently run ovirt-engine 3.3.3 we will stick with EL platform and not switch to fedora based, because we need the improved stability. we also do not upgrade to dot zero releases as these introduced some breakage in the past (regressions). I hope this gets better with future releases. Keep up the good work! Sven -- Storage GlusterFS (Virt+Gluster on Nodes), and FreeNAS via NFS -- - iSCSI dedicated network - 2x Poweredge M1000e chassis (so, 2 x 16 blades) -- Yes it's NIELIT a gov agency to provide various trannig on virtual environment -- Running production engine on CentOS6 with CentOS6 nodes. Test/Staging environemtn based on CentOS7 and CentOS7 nodes, Hosted-engine on iSCSI. -- Mix of Dell, HP, UCS for compute Netapp for NAS, VNX for FC -- Cloud used for CI purpose, made from about old 50 desktop PCs (and still growing) with Celerons, i3, i5 and few i7. VMs are light nodes for Jenkins (2GB-6GB/2-4cores). Some resources are utilized for cloud's services like vpn, zabbix, httpd, etc. As storage we use MooseFS! -- This is a sample config for the few installes I have performed, but ideal for a small office. 2x nodes - CentOS 6 with SSD boot and 2x 2TB drives and 2 gluster volumes spread over the 2 - 1 for vm storage and 1 for file storage 1x engine (planning on changing to hosted) 5x vms - 2x DNS/DHCP/Management, 1x webserver for intranet, 1x mailserver and 1x Asterisk PBX -- I think that we really need more troubleshooting tools and guides more than anything. There are various logs, but there is no reason why we shouldn't be publishing some of this information to the engine UI and even automating certain self-healing. The absolute most important feature in my mind is getting the ability to auto start (restart) VMs after certain failures and attempting to unlock disks, etc.. VMware does a tremendous amount of that in order to provide better HA. We need this. -- Have FC only. Using SVC. Behind it now DS4700. Going to have other storages too. This is BYOD. -- One node cluster with local storage for education, POC etc. at home. -- No -- Combo glusterfs storage and vm hosted nodes. Will be migrating engine to centos 7 at some point
[ovirt-users] Where do you run oVirt? Here are the answers!
Hi, This is a summary of the 85 response we got to the last month poll. Thanks everyone who answered! Which distribution are you using for running ovirt-engine? Fedora 20 8 9% CentOS 652 61% CentOS 722 26% Other 3 4% Which distribution are you using for your nodes? Fedora 20 6 7% CentOS 640 47% CentOS 731 36% oVirt Node 6 7% Other 2 2% In Other: RHEL 6.6, 7.0, 7.1 and a mixed environment of CentOS 6 and 7. Do you use Hosted Engine? Yes 42 49% No 42 49% Would you like to share more info on your datacenter, vms,...? Tell us about it --- oVirt is so AWESOME! I luv it. -- We currently run engine on CentOS 6 as CentOS 7 was not yet supported. We plan on migrating it to a CentOS 7 machine. Our nodes are currently CentOS 6 but are planning to migrate to CentOS 7. (For the nodes a checkbox for each distribution would be better than the radiobutton, as you can have multiple clusters with different distributions). -- FC Storage (Dell md3620f and IBM Blade-S internal SAS storage) -- Please provide ceph support and built in backup tools -- 3 separate virtual RHEV datacenters, test, dev, prod. Use direct attach fibre channel luns for application storage heavily on VMs to take advantage of snapshot/restore features on our array. Hosted Engine in test and dev. Physical manager in prod. -- 2 nodes running centos 6.6 from SSD (i3 35w 32GB) 1x NFS datastore 1x ISO datastore 1 node running NFS (i3 35w 8GB, Dell PERC sas controller) All 3 nodes connected via 10Gb ethernet Between 9 en 15 VM's depending on my tests Always active - Zimbra - ldap/dhcp - web/php - devel/php - pfsense Develop/test - Hadoop - Openstack - Gluster - ms... -- - 4 nodes for KVM, 4 nodes for GlusterFS. - 1Gigabit for management and 4Gigabit channel bonding for GlusterFS replica. - Master Storage Domain lives on replica-3 GlustrerFS volume. -- 30 hvs NFS storage over infiniband, custom portal for task automation and classroom abstraction via API -- We use atm local storage. Current running vm count is over 100. I'd like to use EL7 platform in the future, but I'm uncertain how to best upgrade everything with a minimal downtime. we currently run ovirt-engine 3.3.3 we will stick with EL platform and not switch to fedora based, because we need the improved stability. we also do not upgrade to dot zero releases as these introduced some breakage in the past (regressions). I hope this gets better with future releases. Keep up the good work! Sven -- Storage GlusterFS (Virt+Gluster on Nodes), and FreeNAS via NFS -- - iSCSI dedicated network - 2x Poweredge M1000e chassis (so, 2 x 16 blades) -- Yes it's NIELIT a gov agency to provide various trannig on virtual environment -- Running production engine on CentOS6 with CentOS6 nodes. Test/Staging environemtn based on CentOS7 and CentOS7 nodes, Hosted-engine on iSCSI. -- Mix of Dell, HP, UCS for compute Netapp for NAS, VNX for FC -- Cloud used for CI purpose, made from about old 50 desktop PCs (and still growing) with Celerons, i3, i5 and few i7. VMs are light nodes for Jenkins (2GB-6GB/2-4cores). Some resources are utilized for cloud's services like vpn, zabbix, httpd, etc. As storage we use MooseFS! -- This is a sample config for the few installes I have performed, but ideal for a small office. 2x nodes - CentOS 6 with SSD boot and 2x 2TB drives and 2 gluster volumes spread over the 2 - 1 for vm storage and 1 for file storage 1x engine (planning on changing to hosted) 5x vms - 2x DNS/DHCP/Management, 1x webserver for intranet, 1x mailserver and 1x Asterisk PBX -- I think that we really need more troubleshooting tools and guides more than anything. There are various logs, but there is no reason why we shouldn't be publishing some of this information to the engine UI and even automating certain self-healing. The absolute most important feature in my mind is getting the ability to auto start (restart) VMs after certain failures and attempting to unlock disks, etc.. VMware does a tremendous amount of that in order to provide better HA. We need this. -- Have FC only. Using SVC. Behind it now DS4700. Going to have other storages too. This is BYOD. -- One node cluster with local storage for education, POC etc. at home. -- No -- Combo glusterfs storage and vm hosted nodes. Will be migrating engine to centos 7 at some point. Wish libgfapi was properly supported now that it's feasible. -- 3 x Supermicro A1SAi-2750F nodes (16 GiB RAM + 8 TiB storage + 8x1GiB/s Ethernet each) with hyperconverged GlusterFS (doubling as an NFS/CIFS storage cluster) -- running 15 vms, for univ apps (LMS/SIS/etc), using dual freeIPA (vms), glusterfs (replicated-distributed-10G net) -- Tried to install hosted engine on Centos 7, but ran into issues and went for Fedora20 instead.
Re: [ovirt-users] Where do you run oVirt?
Il 16/02/2015 17:01, Sven Kieske ha scritto: Will the submitted information be published somewhere (public)? If yes, under which license? I could imagine that some people would not like to share some information when it get's public. Well, I agree, some people would not like to share info to public. That's why the form is anonymous and basically asks only about the OS and if hosted engine is used allowing people to share more info about it. The collected results are included automatically in a spreadsheet by google forms app. The objective of the survey is to help devel to understand what's better to focus on, mostly for integration team having to deal with CentOS and Fedora (and experimental Gentoo and upcoming Debian). Intention is to share the result of the survey on devel mailing list. So the same license (public domain?) of the mailing list will be used. I'll leave the survey open until next week sync meeting, let me know if any record should be deleted. For what I can see only your record has a name within it :-) On 16/02/15 16:37, Sandro Bonazzola wrote: Hi, As we continue developing oVirt 3.6 and future releases of oVirt, the development and integration team are seeking input from users on how oVirt is being run and on what platforms. We would appreciate you help by taking this quick survey! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1u-YccuNRza4_WmS5VMdy0mEkXuKxt4lzrALKKcnEMBs/viewform?usp=send_form Thanks, -- Sandro Bonazzola Better technology. Faster innovation. Powered by community collaboration. See how it works at redhat.com ___ Users mailing list Users@ovirt.org http://lists.ovirt.org/mailman/listinfo/users
Re: [ovirt-users] Where do you run oVirt?
Will the submitted information be published somewhere (public)? If yes, under which license? I could imagine that some people would not like to share some information when it get's public. On 16/02/15 16:37, Sandro Bonazzola wrote: Hi, As we continue developing oVirt 3.6 and future releases of oVirt, the development and integration team are seeking input from users on how oVirt is being run and on what platforms. We would appreciate you help by taking this quick survey! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1u-YccuNRza4_WmS5VMdy0mEkXuKxt4lzrALKKcnEMBs/viewform?usp=send_form Thanks, -- Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Regards Sven Kieske Systemadministrator Mittwald CM Service GmbH Co. KG Königsberger Straße 6 32339 Espelkamp T: +49-5772-293-100 F: +49-5772-293-333 https://www.mittwald.de Geschäftsführer: Robert Meyer St.Nr.: 331/5721/1033, USt-IdNr.: DE814773217, HRA 6640, AG Bad Oeynhausen Komplementärin: Robert Meyer Verwaltungs GmbH, HRB 13260, AG Bad Oeynhausen ___ Users mailing list Users@ovirt.org http://lists.ovirt.org/mailman/listinfo/users
[ovirt-users] Where do you run oVirt?
Hi, As we continue developing oVirt 3.6 and future releases of oVirt, the development and integration team are seeking input from users on how oVirt is being run and on what platforms. We would appreciate you help by taking this quick survey! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1u-YccuNRza4_WmS5VMdy0mEkXuKxt4lzrALKKcnEMBs/viewform?usp=send_form Thanks, -- Sandro Bonazzola Better technology. Faster innovation. Powered by community collaboration. See how it works at redhat.com ___ Users mailing list Users@ovirt.org http://lists.ovirt.org/mailman/listinfo/users
