I have 3 datastore, box a for datastore 0 & datastore 2, box b for datastore 1
and box c for datastore 150, box b and box c with default type.
could we make box b and box c (datastore1&datastore 150) failover? so we can
maintenance box b or box c without downtime, thanks.
Regards,
Rhesa Mahendr
For some reason it didn't seem like it went through to the list
On October 8, 2014 10:35:43 AM CDT, Hon1nbo wrote:
>My one.db appears to have become corrupted (sqlite3 says it is
>malformed, and onedb -fsck says it does not appear to be generated by
>OpenNebula since it can't find the user table)
Hi Steven,
On Wed, Oct 8, 2014 at 11:26 AM, Steven Timm wrote:
>
> We are seeing our OpenNebula 4 database grow very quickly
> due to the large monitoring database. Our test node has been up
> only 5 days and already we are at almost 5GB of data, this is
> much faster growth than we saw in Open
My one.db appears to have become corrupted (sqlite3 says it is malformed, and
onedb -fsck says it does not appear to be generated by OpenNebula since it
can't find the user table).
I caught it because I restarted the service after the scheduler log reports
shoed the standard user authentication
We are seeing our OpenNebula 4 database grow very quickly
due to the large monitoring database. Our test node has been up
only 5 days and already we are at almost 5GB of data, this is
much faster growth than we saw in OpenNebula 3.
Question--is there a way to purge the monitoring database
tables
Interestingly, I found that I was able to do some overcommitting after all,
somewhat to my surprise,
as my earlier tests of open nebula 4.4 and 4.6 didn't seem to allow that. This
is what I think is happening:
Beginning setup: Image datastore is on NFS, system datastore is on local disk,
laun
Hi
Thinking about an ONE DRP, I am wondering how can I backup my images
under OpenNebula 4.2.0.
I wish to copy my images to my bacula server but I do not know where the
images are located.
Is that possible to make a cold / hot copy?
thanks to give me the light,
best regards
bruno
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On 10/08/2014 12:32 PM, Manuel Alfonso López Rourich wrote:
Good morning,
I'd like to ask you about an issue with user authentication in SunStone:
I've configured SunStone so that new users from an OpenLDAP directory
can log in (the user is created automatically in OpenNebula). It works
fine
Good morning,
I'd like to ask you about an issue with user authentication in SunStone:
I've configured SunStone so that new users from an OpenLDAP directory can
log in (the user is created automatically in OpenNebula). It works fine but
when I configure *:group* in *ldap_auth.conf*, I can't authe
Hi
Ok we found that the vnetleases have changed in the last version to
address ranges :-)
http://docs.opennebula.org/4.8/user/virtual_resource_management/vgg.html#vgg-vn-ar
we have to change our module a bit to be compatible with the new 4.8
version
Cheers
Alvaro
On 07/10/14 17:30, Alva
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