Hello David, Nadav.

This cluster is not related to the hook. This cluster was intended for the migration of hosts from Fedora to CentOS. This was unfinished because we have only one host in that cluster and at that time did not have any more baremetal to add as the second, so was not able to move VMs there from Production cluster. The plan was to add the second host as soon as it is available, then move VMs from Production there and then preocision Fedora hosts in Production with CentOS and essentially remove Production Fedora cluster.

Not sure if the plans for upgrades changes. If they are then you can take this of cause.

Anton.

On Wed, May 11, 2016 at 4:43 PM, David Caro <dcaro@redhat.com> wrote:
On 05/11 17:36, Nadav Goldin wrote:
> Hi,
> ovirt-srv11 host is in an empty cluster called 'Production_CentOS', its
> quite a strong machine with 251GB of ram, currently it has no VMs and as
> far as I can tell isn't used at all.
> I want to move it to the 'Jenkins_CentOS' cluster in order to add more VMs
> and later upgrade the older clusters to el7(if we have enough slaves in the
> Jenkins_CentOS cluster, we could just take the VMs down in the Jenkins
> cluster and upgrade). this is unrelated to the new hosts ovirt-srv17-26.
>
> I'm not sure why it was put there, so posting here if anyone objects or I'm
> missing something

I think it was being used to test the local disk hooks, amarchuk might know
more

>
>
> Thanks
>
> Nadav.

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