I've only just got round to implementing this but can confirm it works a
treat. Thanks very much for the suggestion. I'd be curious to know what
extra bits you use in production but no problems if its a hassle to provide
Paul
2009/4/27 dane foster
> If you install the VI Perl SDK, you'll get al
If you install the VI Perl SDK, you'll get all sorts of fun sample
scripts.
A manifest to use the sample scripts would be something like:
define esx_guest($datacenter=ha-datacenter,
$datastore,
$disk_size,
$guest_id=rhel5_64Guest,
Hi Dane,
I second Bjorn's request. If you could make that available that would be
very useful
Rgds
Paul
2009/4/27 Bjørn Dyre Dyresen
> Would you mind sharing a manifest showing how you are doing this?
>
> Regards
>
>
> 2009/4/25 dane foster
>
> You can create snapshots via either the perl vi
Would you mind sharing a manifest showing how you are doing this?
Regards
2009/4/25 dane foster
> You can create snapshots via either the perl vi api, or the rcli tools.
> We're using puppet to call the perl api and provision guests within ESXi,
> works a treat.
> /dane
>
>
> On Apr 25, 2009,
You can create snapshots via either the perl vi api, or the rcli
tools. We're using puppet to call the perl api and provision guests
within ESXi, works a treat.
/dane
On Apr 25, 2009, at 2:59 AM, paul matthews wrote:
> Actually Ohad, I think your script relates to VMware Server. My
> ques
Actually Ohad, I think your script relates to VMware Server. My question
related to the other free VMware product - ESXi which I think may be a non
starter in puppet terms due to the difficulties with getting ruby on as Mike
has suggested
Cheers
Paul
2009/4/24 paul matthews
> Ohad,
> That's sup
Ohad,
That's superb - I'll give that a try
Cheers
Paul
2009/4/24 Ohad Levy
> if you are talking about normal vmware "free server edition" you can give
> this a try:
> http://github.com/ohadlevy/puppet-vmware/tree/master
>
> Ohad
>
>
> On Fri, Apr 24, 2009 at 9:19 PM, Mike Pountney wrote:
>
>>
>>
if you are talking about normal vmware "free server edition" you can give
this a try:
http://github.com/ohadlevy/puppet-vmware/tree/master
Ohad
On Fri, Apr 24, 2009 at 9:19 PM, Mike Pountney wrote:
>
> Paul, are you talking about ESXi or the full blown ESX? I would expect
> that it would be poss
Paul, are you talking about ESXi or the full blown ESX? I would expect
that it would be possible to puppetize the service console, but for
ESXi I would not expect it to be possible to get ruby on there.
On 23 Apr 2009, at 16:51, paul matthews wrote:
> When I say busybox it's actually VMwar
