Il 16/04/2012 23:55, Eric Blake ha scritto: > > Do transient guests have persistent storage for them in /var while they > > are running? > > Yes - that's how libvirt tracks the pid of the qemu process that it > should be re-attaching to on a libvirtd restart, as well as several > other aspects (for example, the capabilities of the qemu binary running > that pid, in case qemu has been upgraded in the meantime). It's just > that right now, the files that libvirt stores in /var are intended to be > internal to libvirt, so management apps shouldn't be poking around in > there, so much as having an interface to ask libvirt what state things > are in.
Can libvirtd report the block-job-completed event to vdsm before the transient-domain-died event? Paolo
