> -----Original Message----- > From: Rohit Yadav > Sent: Monday, July 30, 2012 5:12 AM > To: Edison Su > Cc: [email protected] > Subject: Re: Development with multiple devclouds > > Hi Edison, > > > Thanks for your sharing. Could you help to write up a wiki page about > multiple devcloud setup? > > Yes, wrote a page here: > http://wiki.cloudstack.org/display/COMM/DIY+DevCloud+Setup > > Though the proof of concept setup works (with a lot of system crashes) > and the idea of multiple devcloud seems interesting for trying out > advance functions, this kind of setup requires a lot of RAM (in my case > 8GB was inadequate), and may not be the best environment for new > developers. If possible it would be better to get an extra > computer/server. > > I tried to import and use two devclouds, but for some reason I was not > able to add the first host itself. Please help debug, if at all this > idea seems worth exploring. Also, as Chiradeep suggested in an email > previously, would n't be a good option to have a single XenServer/NFS > as DevCloud and Mgmt server/MySQL on host os? Yes, that's a good option. But there are potential issues: 1. mgt server connects to hypervisor host using port 22. 2. mgt server accesses XAPI using port 80. Both port 22 and 80/443 can't be port-forwarded(at least under Linux host OS) when VirtualBox working in NAT mode. To get around, need to change cloudstack source code to using port beyond 1024.
> > Thanks. > > Best regards, > Rohit Yadav
