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Thanks for taking time and reverting back to me.<br>
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I have seen this explanation from engine-backup help and realise
that it is something to do with Postgres DB restore activity. But
not much said about it. I feel it instructs Postgress DB to
restore the DB without privileges with which the object was
created, but use new permissions & privileges passed along
with --change-db-credentials and others passed during
engine-backup --mode=restore.<br>
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However not sure.<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On Thursday 09 June 2016 05:47 PM,
Alexander Wels wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">On Thursday, June 09, 2016 12:28:41 PM Anantha Raghava wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hello Alexander,
You are right. The FQDN was the culprit. Once I entered the FQDN in
/etc/hosts file, the problem got resolved.
Thanks for your guidance.
By the way any document that explains what is --restore-permissions in
engine-backup process?
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If you type engine-backup --help you will get a list and explanation of all
the possible options.
Affects only the custom dump format. Will not pass to pg_restore '--no-owner --
no-privileges'. Might not work as expected with the --*db-user options.
Is what the --help says, not sure what that means though.
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<pre wrap="">Hi,
I will try both options tomorrow & revert back here.
Regards,
Anantha Raghava
On Jun 8, 2016 10:04 PM, "Alexander Wels" <<a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:awels@redhat.com">awels@redhat.com</a>
<a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:awels@redhat.com"><mailto:awels@redhat.com></a>> wrote:
On Wednesday, June 08, 2016 08:49:16 PM Anantha Raghava wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I was able to migrate the oVirt Engine from one host to another
using
> engine-backup utility. On the new host, the data is loaded
properly but
> the Administration Portal is terribly slow.
>
> It take about 2 to 3 minutes to allow me to enter user name &
password.
> Once logged in, it takes hell a lot of time to show up the data.
Click
> on a tab, we need to wait for a good amount of time to see the
actual
> data. Even the refresh is taking time to execute although it is
set to 5
> Seconds.
>
> But if I enable old server and connect, every thing works quickly.
>
> Note:
>
> 1. We do not have DNS in our environment.
> 2. Engine name & even the IP is retained the same.
> 3. Before migration, we stopped ovirt-engine on old server, took the
> backup, shutdown & disconnected the old server.
> 4. We installed the ovirt-engine on new server, run engine
setup, noted
> down the DB password, did engine-cleanup, restored the data using
> engine-backup utility and executed engine-setup again. It did
recognize
> restored data and only httpd configuration was sought and we
selected
> the defaults.
It is highly likely 1 of 2 things:
1. The entropy mentioned by Brett, however that is mostly
applicable on hosted
engine as VMs don't usually have good entropy.
2. The engine cannot resolve itself (which looking at your
description is the
likely culprit). Since you don't have DNS, you need to add the fqdn to
/etc/hosts so it can resolve itself.
> Result is terribly slow Web Console.
>
> First, we attempted to setup ovirt-reports and later removed it
thinking
> that may be slowing down the engine server. Yet the same result.
>
> Commands used to backup from old server: "engine-backup
--mode=backup
> --file=<filename> --log=<log file name> --provision-db"
> Command used to restore on new server: "engine-backup --mode=restore
> --file=<backup-file-name> --log=<log-file-name>
--change-db-credentials
> --db-host=localhost --db-user=engine --db-name=engine
> --db-password=<password noted down in step 4>
--no-restore-permissions"
> The command executed without any errors, resulting in a terribly
slow
> web console.
>
> Note: Without --restore-permissions, the restore fails. Did not
> understand what to give as restore permissions. Hence used
> --no-restore-permissions.
>
> *Hardware configuration:*
> *
> **Old Server:* i3 Processor, 4 GB Memory, 1 Gbps NIC
> *New Server :* Lenovo x3250 M5 Server with Intel Xeon Processor,
16 GB
> RAM, 2 X 1 Gbps NIC.
>
> Just unable to understand why it is terribly slow.
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