On Mon, Dec 1, 2014 at 9:23 AM, Vadim Kimlaychuk <vadim.kimlayc...@elion.ee> wrote:
> I have done root partition resize under XenServer exactly as you described > - resized drive and then using system tools on guest VM like fdisk, > lvextend and ext2resize changed the size of the root. It seems that drive > resize on hypervisor level is all that is needed, because it is far too > complicated for hypervisor to be aware of all different types of partition > layouts and file systems that might exist. Then upper layer (like CS) may > take role of implementing different actions according to guest type and > file system that have being used for particular guest. While OS type can > be taken from template, FS type and partition type is information that is > not stored in the database. Without it implementation is not feasible. > It's not given that you want to resize a partition or which one, just because you resize the disk. Thus it's not feasible to assume that the orchestration layer should be capable of doing it. -- Erik
