This is not "easy" nor "automatic" and might be more trouble than dealing
with images but is a way to clone....
- Take a Source VM disk snapshot (zfs snapshot zones/UUID-disk0@disk0)
- Obtain source VM configuration (vmadm get UUID)
- vmadm create (new kvm)
- zfs destroy zones/{new kvm}-disk0
- zfs clone zones/UUID-disk0@disk0 zones/{new kvm}-disk0
If desired you can then promote the file system with the obvious space
implications.
I've use this technique without a problem
Credit to Jorge.
On Fri, May 6, 2016 at 3:45 AM, Rupinder Singh Chugh <[email protected]>
wrote:
> An easy way to Clone KVM on SmartOS
> Kindly share the link ....
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