Mike, Marcus,
Sorry for my belated reply.
Thank you for clarifying the status of current implementation, and
concerns we need to care.
Yes, using hypervisor's rate limiting feature to guarantee IOPS seems
challenging.
Thanks,
Noji
2014-06-02 14:52 GMT-04:00 Marcus :
> I think the current imple
I think the current implementation, outside of custom vendors is to simply
act as a tune-able rate-limiter for the admin to leverage how they see fit.
I'm not sure it was intended to be a guarantee of service, just a cap,
therefore the thought of oversubscribing wasn't an issue. It is an exercise
f
Hi,
1 and 2) CloudStack now supports managed storage for the following
hypervisor types:
* Disk Offerings for XenServer and ESX as of CS 4.2
* Disk Offerings for KVM as of CS 4.3
* Compute Offerings for XenServer and ESX as of CS 4.4
The SolidFire plug-in is capable of supporting whatever CloudS
Punith, Mike,
Allow me to ask questions regarding guaranteed IOPS feature.
(Since it may be off-topic to Hieu's original question, I changed the subject.)
Q1) Does your plugins(Solidfire, CloudBytes) support KVM? From which version?
In my understanding,
Current CloudStack's implementation guaran
