Hi,
We have a server running Debian 7.8.0 wheezy, Xen 4.1 and the packaged
xcp-xapi toolstack. All were installed via the Debian repos.
The dom0 in question an SR that has drives attached to 2 Debian PV
domUs. Currently the SR is mounted over NFS, but it's actually
provisioned off the local stora
ink using "xe" is better).
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> On Fri, Nov 28, 2014 at 5:26 PM, Mark Benson wrote:
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> > On Fri, 28 Nov 2014 16:18 Olivier Lambert
> wrote:
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> > If I'm right, you could do it by logging on the server (SSH or access
> > it directly), and t
r also send the command with "xo-cli" ("xo-cli
host.stop id=") from any machine using Xen Orchestra.
I use xapi (hence posting here), does that still hold true with xapi?
I don't use XenOrchestra so xo-cli is not available. Is there an xe command
or set
to cleanly shutdown the
running VM(s) and halt the server once they are stopped? I would like to,
if at all possible, assign it to the power button using the acpi tools.
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(Sorry, I will try not to. I always set mailing lists up to reply-to the
list, not the poster, perhaps someone can suggest this to the admins!)
Where should I look now? I am relatively new to Xen but am going to be
admin for this system eventually so needo t know these things :)
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ne, but if I need to snapshot once this
is in production it could cause an unintended outage and downtime (which
make me slightly unpopular!).
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rt on error messages).
Which SR type are you using?
At the time I was using a local LVM volume (type=ext). I have switched
to NFS SRs since (to ease pool sharing, mostly).
My query was more that I wanted to know the expected case, not that I'd
had an anomaly. Thanks for clearing t
o it's original size and state? All my
testing seems to indicate this is true but can I have a definitive answer
from someone who knows for sure?
Thanks,
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I did read that vApp, but at the time didn't try it because it added
complexity to the mix.
I think, effectively does what I did but offers a bit more control over
start-up timing etc. I may look at doing that instead and see if it
improves the boot-up load as currently I'm kicking off both my dev
a startup delay to one of the VMs will xapi respect this and
defer it's start-up on running this command?
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On 30/10/2014 21:07, Dave Scott wrote:
#!/bin/sh
xe vm-start other-config:auto_poweron=true power-state=halted --multiple
HTH,
Dave
So if I drop that somewhere like rc.local it'll boot the required VMS on
startup if they are at the 'halted' state, for instantce?
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Any other suggestions? I googled for a goo 30 mins on it today and
couldn't find any alternative suggestions :\
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o solve this, I am currently testing this prior to deploying it
to production, and if I'm offsite this is going to be a real pain in the
event of a server reboot.
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