Dňa 22.04.2015 o 13:09 Juan Hernández napísal(a):
# Iterate the disks of the VM and for each of them move it
# to the target storage domain:
for disk in vm.disks.list():
# Start moving the disk. Note that this is an asynchronous
# operation, so once the "move" method returns you will
On 04/22/2015 11:44 AM, Ernest Beinrohr wrote:
> Dňa 21.04.2015 o 17:33 Dan Yasny napísal(a):
>> Why not just script them to migrate one after the other? The CLI is
>> nice and simple, and the SDK is even nicer
> Well I gave it a try, but I'm quite new to python and this does not work
> as expected
Dňa 21.04.2015 o 17:33 Dan Yasny napísal(a):
Why not just script them to migrate one after the other? The CLI is
nice and simple, and the SDK is even nicer
Well I gave it a try, but I'm quite new to python and this does not work
as expected:
for vm in vms:
print vm.name
for disk in vm.disk
Why not just script them to migrate one after the other? The CLI is nice
and simple, and the SDK is even nicer
On Tue, Apr 21, 2015 at 11:29 AM, Ernest Beinrohr <
ernest.beinr...@axonpro.sk> wrote:
> Ovirt uses dd and qemu-img for live migration. Is it possible to limit
> the number of concurren
Ovirt uses dd and qemu-img for live migration. Is it possible to limit
the number of concurrent live storage moves or limit the bandwidth used?
I'd like to move about 30 disks to another storage during the night, but
each takes about 30 minutes each and if more than one runs, it chokes my
sto
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