Hi,this is part of nova.conf file in juno-devstack installation.
If qemu is not supported,then why this is added in nova.conf file?
[libvirt]
inject_partition = -2
use_usb_tablet = False
cpu_mode = none
virt_type = qemu
Regards
Nikesh
On Fri, Aug 29, 2014 at 7:17 AM, 郭晋伟(东软集团电信事业部) wrote:
>
Thanks John:)
Some more additional basic questions..
1. For the multi site case, does Swift present a single end point, or
is it two separate regions with two separate IP addresses, and the
client can talk to either to get the data? I think it is the latter?
2. Are keystone databases synced acro
On Aug 29, 2014, at 2:43 AM, Marcus White wrote:
> Thanks John:)
>
> Some more additional basic questions..
>
> 1. For the multi site case, does Swift present a single end point, or
> is it two separate regions with two separate IP addresses, and the
> client can talk to either to get the data
Hi,
“nova resize” works for increasing the server size by changing its flavor.
However, it does not seem to work for decreasing the size.
Should it works? What’s confusing is that it reports “Server resizing is 100%
complete/Finished”.
root@all-in-one:~# nova show cirros-1
+-
Could you provide any open stack link in support of your reply?
Your reply:
"Compute node do not support QEMU hypervisor from Juno. So, you should not
deploy a compute node on VM."
.
Any openstack link will be helpful
Regards
Nikesh
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On Tue, 19 Aug 2014 00:12:43 +0530
Jyoti Ranjan wrote:
> In other words, is it necessary to use static IP for Swift nodes?
It is, but you can assign them with DHCP. In ISC DHCP the syntax is
host r21s05 {
fixed-address r21s05;
hardware ethernet 68:9c:70:95:8e:51;
}
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