Re: [ovirt-users] Getting qcow images into oVirt

2016-02-08 Thread Joop
On 8-2-2016 9:59, Barak Korren wrote: > Hi there, > > We would like to consume pre-created QCOW images in oVirt/RHEV. > > So far it seems that the only way to do that would be to store the > images in a Glance server which will require us to maintain such > server. > Trying to put the image in an

Re: [ovirt-users] Getting qcow images into oVirt

2016-02-08 Thread Barak Korren
On 8 February 2016 at 11:18, Amit Aviram wrote: > Hi > There's an upcoming feature to upload a pre-created image into your ovirt > system. it is not merged yet, but here's a link if you are interested in > more details: > http://www.ovirt.org/Features/Image_Upload Yeah I know

Re: [ovirt-users] Getting qcow images into oVirt

2016-02-08 Thread Arman Khalatyan
Hi, You can import regular qcow2 images into ovirt with few steps: 1)check what kind of image you have qemu-img -info vm4import.img 2) create an vm with exact disk image size as qemu-img -info shows. 3) run vm in paused mode(sometimes it is hard to find out the VM disk) 4) go to host where paused

[ovirt-users] Getting qcow images into oVirt

2016-02-08 Thread Barak Korren
Hi there, We would like to consume pre-created QCOW images in oVirt/RHEV. So far it seems that the only way to do that would be to store the images in a Glance server which will require us to maintain such server. Trying to put the image in an ISO domain made in show up as a useless "unkonwn"

Re: [ovirt-users] Getting qcow images into oVirt

2016-02-08 Thread Amit Aviram
Hi There's an upcoming feature to upload a pre-created image into your ovirt system. it is not merged yet, but here's a link if you are interested in more details: http://www.ovirt.org/Features/Image_Upload Anyway, currently you can still manually put an ISO file in an ISO domain, and it should

Re: [ovirt-users] Getting qcow images into oVirt

2016-02-08 Thread Barak Korren
>> > Maybe this will help you?: > https://jonarcher.info/2014/02/import-regular-kvm-image-ovirt-rhev/ > Thanks! this looks like a step in the right direction! A few caveats I see and further questions: 1. Seems I would require a storage domain where I can access the files from somewhere external