Meaning disk was not resized at all...just cloned... Sent from Google Nexus 4 On Dec 2, 2014 7:13 PM, "Tom Baine" <thba...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I assume the last argument in that command is the ID of the volume > given in Cloudstack. > > I get this output: > > file format: raw > virtual size: 5.0G (5368709120 bytes) > disk size: unavailable > cluster_size: 4194304 > > > > On Tue, Dec 2, 2014 at 9:31 AM, Andrija Panic <andrija.pa...@gmail.com> > wrote: > > Tom, could you use the qemu-img to check the size of the volume on CEPH ? > > Something like: qemu-img info > > rbd:cloudstack/987c8d15-2401-4809-b721-280e496e57e4 > > > > On 2 December 2014 at 15:53, Tom Baine <thba...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > >> Hello, > >> > >> I've been trying to make use of the root disk resize feature > >> implemented in 4.4 that allows instances to be deployed with a > >> different sized root disk than the template it is deployed from. It > >> looks like Cloudstack recognizes the rootdisk should be 100gb, but > >> inside the instance the disk is reported as 5gb, the size of my > >> template. > >> > >> My hypervisors are running Ubuntu 14.04 and are using Ceph/RBD for > >> primary storage. I'm using cloudmonkey to deploy the VM with the > >> following command attempts: > >> > >> deploy virtualmachine > >> serviceofferingid=cebcf88c-22c7-4e62-9205-b929b898d532 > >> templateid=709cecb1-0813-4e97-b2cc-8c2c2b3e7f4a > >> zoneid=598dc4ea-3a01-493e-91b4-ba036d3342a8 rootdisksize=100 > >> name=ubuntuCache domainid=29f1f9ee-39e6-11e4-ba61-00238be040f4 > >> account=admin networkids=b9302918-9df0-4d9a-b384-32503f65ec7d > >> hypervisor=kvm > >> > >> deploy virtualmachine > >> serviceofferingid=cebcf88c-22c7-4e62-9205-b929b898d532 > >> templateid=709cecb1-0813-4e97-b2cc-8c2c2b3e7f4a > >> zoneid=598dc4ea-3a01-493e-91b4-ba036d3342a8 > >> details[0].rootdisksize=100 name=ubuntuCache2 > >> domainid=29f1f9ee-39e6-11e4-ba61-00238be040f4 account=admin > >> networkids=b9302918-9df0-4d9a-b384-32503f65ec7d hypervisor=kvm > >> > >> Under the ACS UI > Instances > ubuntuCache > View Volumes > ROOTDISK, > >> Size is listed as 100Gb. Inside the instance fdisk, gparted and > >> hdparm -g on /dev/vda all show a 5gb disk size. I've tried forcing > >> rescans of the SATA bus and the drive itself but didn't have any luck > >> with that. Rebooting the instance also hasn't changed the reported > >> size. > >> > >> Any thoughts would be appreciated, thanks. > >> > > > > > > > > -- > > > > Andrija Panić >
