Dear Ruben,
first of all, sorry for delay with reply!
Please, see my comments inline.
Ruben S. Montero wrote on 19/10/12 00:34:
Hi Ricardo + Nikolay
You are right, one thing we have in our short roadmap is to add a generic metada section for VMs.
This metadata could be updated using the *update* functionality currently present for other commands.
sounds encouraging! Is any information when such feature is planned to be
implemented?
Just to give you the rationale behind not having this yet. As you probably know the VM template is
extended once the VM created with control data (e.g. DISK_ID's, specifric LEASES, SOURCE for
DISK...) for obvious reasons we do not want a user to modify this.
seems reasonable
So we will split this in two, one for the control data and other to be
used/modified by the user.
For now, as Nikolay suggests this limit somehow part of the out-of-the-box functionality (e.g.
adding DESCRIPTION in a bulk submission), this functionality will need a custom program using
OCA. About parsing the out put of onevm show, note that you can always get the full pool
information with onevm list -x (TEMPLATE included) the onevm list command just parse and pick
some of this info and present it in a tabular form...
Thanks a lot for detailed reply and explanations!
Regards,
Nikolay.
THANKS FOR YOUR FEEDBACK!
On Thu, Oct 18, 2012 at 10:21 AM, <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>
wrote:
Hi Ruben,
Ruben S. Montero wrote on 17/10/12 14:42:
Hi
Why not using the name of the VM for this?.....
The name of the VM I would like to use to put hostname in it and perhaps
use $NAME in
contextualization as e.g.
CONTEXT=[
HOSTNAME="$NAME.domain.org <http://NAME.domain.org>" ]
But that would make a sense in case when one could be possible to specify
IP address in
'onetemplate instantiate' command.
Also if you want to append any arbitrary data to the VM (at creation)
you can simply added
to the VM template as:
DESCRIPTION="this is a web server, use 1234 as root password"
This will be stored in the template ans can be queried with the onevm
show command or in
the Template tab in Sunstone
As far as I understand that will work for a creation of a single VM but
won't if I need to
create a bunch of VMs with help of 'onetemplate instantiate' command.
Is there any way to modify certain deployed VM's config to add arbitrary
data like e.g.
DESCRIPTION field (something like 'onevm update')?
Moreover, in my opinion it's not convenient to parse the output of 'onevm
show' command when I
need to get a list of all VMs e.g. what have a word "web" in its
description. It would be more
convenient to have a separate column for that as I wrote before. But
probably to do that there
is a need to modify DB schema which is not desirable I guess.
Regards,
Nikolay.
Cheers
Ruben
On Tue, Oct 16, 2012 at 4:02 PM, <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>
<mailto:[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>> wrote:
Dear list,
I wonder if there is any way to specify some text as a
description/comment for a
certain VM in
order to be able toquery such info later e.g. during 'onevm list'
command execution. I
just
don't want to get lost in all my VMs and which one is for what.
I would like to have something like
$ onevm list
ID USER GROUP NAME STAT UCPU UMEM HOST TIME
DESCRIPTION
11 oneadmin oneadmin one-11 runn 100 1G <host1> 0d 02h07
web-server
12 oneadmin oneadmin one-12 runn 1001G <host1> 0d 02h03
mail-server
13 oneadmin oneadmin one-13 runn 100 1G <host2> 0d 00h17
development server
Regards,
Nikolay.
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