Matt, thanks for the excellent feedback on how to work in the "Apache way".
I've cc'd the public dev list as you suggested so all can benefit from your
thoughts.
>From my original mail, we're looking to see if any long-time Apache members
>are interested in speaking about working in the "Apa
Hi
On Fri, Apr 20, 2012 at 2:24 AM, Frank Zhang wrote:
>
> 1- (Option 2 assumed) In that scenario implementing the Resource in the
> manager pattern way, which is better I believe performance wise if HyperV
> is locally on the same machine
> >>2- (Option 3 assumed) In that scenario implementing
1- (Option 2 assumed) In that scenario implementing the Resource in the manager
pattern way, which is better I believe performance wise if HyperV is locally on
the same machine
>>2- (Option 3 assumed) In that scenario implementing the Resource in the Agent
>>pattern way, which is in the case wh
On Fri, Apr 20, 2012 at 1:30 AM, Frank Zhang wrote:
>
> > There's a JSON-based protocol to pass commands between Management Server
> and host.
>
> >> That sounds great! Do you maybe have a link for some documentation and
> samples? :)
> CloudStack has two types of managing host.
> There's a JSON-based protocol to pass commands between Management Server and
> host.
>> That sounds great! Do you maybe have a link for some documentation and
>> samples? :)
CloudStack has two types of managing host. Agent based and
manager based. Agent based means installin
>> Consider also that the Hyper-V console managemet requires the Windows
>> Hyper-V Tools (e.g. available in the RSAT for Win 7
>> http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?displaylang=en&id=7887),
>> which would prevent us to use it from a Linux, Mac etc.
The value that CloudStack cons
Hi folks,
So we've officially begun the migration starting with the mailing
lists. On the mailing list front our proposed timeline is:
18 April - Announce availability of new mailing lists [1]
19 April - Set the mailing lists page to point to the new mailing lists [2]
20 April - Require moderator
We do have put in a adapter framework to plugin RDP protocol into console proxy.
Kelven
-Original Message-
From: Alessandro Pilotti [mailto:a...@pilotti.it]
Sent: Thursday, April 19, 2012 9:41 AM
To: cloudstack-dev@incubator.apache.org
Cc: cloudstack-de...@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject:
Yes, Hyper-V uses RDP as an underlying protocol for console management.
Do you have a strong dependency in CloudStack on VNC or you have some sort of
adapters? In the second case supporting RDP would be better in terms of
performance for Windows hosts.
Consider also that the Hyper-V console mana
Hi Rajesh,
we do WMI calls, with the only exception being the cluster management where we
host Powershell calls.
We don't use SCVMM is any way :-)
Best,
Alessandro
On Apr 19, 2012, at 18:59 , Rajesh Battala wrote:
> Idea is great.
> All these Hyper-V operations are implement to manage t
Yes, very interesting. Can you elaborate on the getThumbnail function. One
issue we have been thinking about with Hyper-V is how to do guest console
display (console proxy functionality, in CloudStack terms). Since only RDP is
available with Hyper-V, and CloudStack knows only VNC, we've bee
Idea is great.
All these Hyper-V operations are implement to manage the Hyper-V box directly
using WMI calls right?
Or these operations are implemented via SCVMM?
Thanks
Rajesh Battala
-Original Message-
From: Alessandro Pilotti [mailto:a...@pilotti.it]
Sent: Thursday, April 19,
Hi guys,
I'm new to this list, so hi everybody :-)
I'm interested in providing code for integrating Cloudstack with Hyper-V. We
developend an Hyper-V management framework that we use in our cloud products
that can be used (at least as as a starting point).
I'm summing up at the bottom of this
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