Hello,
Is anybody dealing with VCL and ESX Vmotion underneath? Has anybody done any
research or work on this?
Anu Chirinos
UTS - Operations and Enterprise Systems
Florida International University
Office (305) 348-0275 Cell (786) 712-9025
Yes, we are using vMotion with our ESX hosts.
It involved writing a custom provisioning module which is slated to be part of
the next VCL release.
The short version is that all of the ESX hosts are put into a single vCenter
host, and the VCL communicates only with that single host (even though
Hi Aaron,
One of the things we're working on at Cybera is an EC2 provisioning module.
We've also done a lot of work with OpenStack and our intent is for the
module not just to work with Amazon EC2 but any cloud that implements the
EC2 API, including OpenStack. Right now it's very much in a proof
Wonderful,, so this is in the 2.3 version coming on April?
Anu
On 3/28/12 11:26 AM, "Aaron Coburn" wrote:
Yes, we are using vMotion with our ESX hosts.
It involved writing a custom provisioning module which is slated to be part of
the next VCL release.
The short version is that all of the E
Hi Cameron,
That's wonderful.
I understand this is a POC now, but also thats a great point in
development cycle to get more eyes looking at it. Would you be
comfortable (if not now, soon) submitting the work under ASF for
review by the VCL community? Also with that we could work toward
bringing y
Hi Anu,
Yes it will likely be mid-end of April now for the 2.3 release. End of
March timeline I proposed in Jan/Feb was too optimistic on my part.
Aaron
On Wed, Mar 28, 2012 at 11:53 AM, Anu Chirinos wrote:
> Wonderful,, so this is in the 2.3 version coming on April?
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> Anu
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> On 3/28/12
Great, what about libvert version, is that HA conscious?
Anu
On 3/28/12 1:09 PM, "Aaron Peeler" wrote:
> Hi Anu,
>
> Yes it will likely be mid-end of April now for the 2.3 release. End of
> March timeline I proposed in Jan/Feb was too optimistic on my part.
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> Aaron
>
> On Wed, Mar 28, 201
Hi, All
I'm using Windows 7 Ent image with VCL/xCAT on a blade with 48GB of memory.
Before capturing the image I set page file to 2GB, once capture is done, the
new reservation ends up with 48GB page file.
This leave little space left to install new applications.
I found that Windows.pm calls
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Have you tried disabling/reducing the page file before making the image?
> Control Panel
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> System and Security
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> System
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> Click to open System.
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> In the left pane, click Advanced system settings. If you are prompted for an
> administrato
James
Yes, I have changed the setting for pagefile. But it resets to default after I
capture image and make reservation.
I've also commented disable_pagefile() in Windows.pm (and restarted vcld), but
it doesn't help. New image still has default pagefile setting.
Is there another place in the
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What I believe is happening is during the image creation VCL disables
the pagefile, reboots, and then removes the pagefile. This makes for
a smaller image file.
Then, during the image provisioning, the pagefile is re-enabled using
the default settings
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