hello
I have a problem when trying to get LXC running on CentOS6.4 + OpenStack
Grizzly .
I did flowing things
1. Change nova.conf ,"libvirt_type=lxc"
2.compile nbd and qemu-nbd
3.create image and update" --property hypervisor_type=lxc"
4."mount none -t cgroup -o cpuacct,memory,devices,cpu,freezer
HI All,
My maintenance window is closing and I haven't yet managed the transition I
planned from nova-network to quantum/neutron with ovs plugin. Using Ubuntu
12.04 Cloud archive packages (and puppetlabs openstack modules, though I
had the same results by hand so likely confusion on my part rathe
Hi Michael,
Thanks for the offer. I'd be happy to paste up some compute logs if you
have a interest, but I got around the issue with:
virsh list --all
and then 'virsh undefine' for all deleted instances on each host. I've
used hypervisors directly and high level stuff like openstack (and other
Bad form to self-reply but it's off hours for most and this is probably
useful new information..
the vm's tap device on the compute node is being put in the bridge
"int-br", if I remove it and put in the "trunk" bridge with the correct tag
it works as I want:
root@nova-0:~# ovs-vsctl del-port br-
You need to connect the exterior network to the integration bridge
yourself. This is in the deployer docs somewhere, I don't recall
offhand - sorry.
-Rob
On 12 August 2013 06:26, Jonathan Proulx wrote:
> Bad form to self-reply but it's off hours for most and this is probably
> useful new informa
Hi,
On a grizzly setup with both glance and cinder configured with RBD
backend, I cannot find a way to create a new volume from a (raw) image.
The resulting volume is correctly created but remains full of NULL bytes.
$ glance show 92af7175-9478-42c4-8ed0-b336362ff3f7
URI: https://example.com:9292
Hi yong,
It seems you didn't mount all of the 'cpuacct', 'devices' & 'memory' cgroups.
You can see If you missed mounting one of them in the cgroup dir
"/sys/fs/cgroup" or execute command "mount" to see which cgroup you mounted.
Thanks
On 2013-08-11 15:31 , 刁民 wrote:
hello
I have a problem wh