So like in oVirt and other managers, I was looking for a
tool/application/script that can check the resources of the hypervisor, and if
the hypervisor is over say 80% cpu utilization, the tool would migrate some vms
to a different hypervisor automatically.
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So like in oVirt,VMware, and others VM managers, I would like a tool or
application where I can say if the hypervisor resource (let's say CPU in this
case) is over 80% utilization, I want the tools, script, or application to
check the other hypervisors and migrate vms to them, balancing the load
Are their any tools that can automatically migrate VMs from one host to
another, like in VMware, proxmox, and oVirt?
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Ok so found my error, My system has multiple interfaces (one for public and one
for management) i had to specify the management interface ip for the migration
to take.
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I am trying to migrate on libvirt VM to a separate system with different
storage, but keep getting the error `error: internal error: unable to execute
QEMU command 'blockdev-add'` I have checked SELinux and it not flagging
anything, and I have checked the logs but they are not providing anything
