On 03/04/13 2:30 AM, "Pierre Kossaras" wrote:
>Thank you Kirk,
>
>That is the answer I was looking for.
>
>Now I just need to figure out a new strategy. The main issue here is
>that we have a cloud environment that was based on
>Basic Networking and we would like to move to Advanced Networking
Is live migration a requirement or can you do the steps that Kirk
suggested? If using NFS, can't you export a separate path for your new
cloud and won't CS see that as a different primary storage?
On Tue, Apr 2, 2013 at 1:59 PM, Pierre Kossaras
wrote:
> Thank you Kirk,
>
> That is the answer I
Thank you Kirk,
That is the answer I was looking for.
Now I just need to figure out a new strategy. The main issue here is that we
have a cloud environment that was based on
Basic Networking and we would like to move to Advanced Networking since there
is no way of doing this other than buildin
Hi, Pierre. Primary storage is per cluster only, and cannot be attached
to multiple clusters or pods. If you try it with XenServer, the likely
result will be data corruption.
It is possible to migrate VMs and volumes to different clusters by using
API calls.
1. Stop the VM.
2. Detach data disks (
Thanks for the prompt response Ahmad.
Ya I feel that this cloudstack business is all about trials and errors. Seems
like not too many people have questioned the
migration path for such technology. Upgrades are fine but migrating VM's to
Cloudstack is crucial.
I'll see how I can test this.
Tha
not sure if its possible, cloudstack might prevent it. It wouldnt hurt to
test. The risk i see here is that this is running under the same cloudstack
and there might be UUID collisions, in naming of these templates and vm's.
I'd recommend trying it in a test environment and letting us know how it
g
Hello,
Can two pods share the same primary storage?
I mean a pod running Xenserver 6.0 and a pod running Xenserver 6.1 use the same
primary storage.
The reason I ask is that I plan on migrating VM's from one pod (6.0) to pod
(6.1) is that also feasible?
I'm currently using CS 3.0.2 and Xenser
