Cannot startVM due to iso permission issue
by LS CHENG
Hi
I have a brand new installation and I am trying to create a new VM, I have
the Linux ISO uploaded to a NFS ISO Storage Domain but the VM refuses to
start, I observe following error:
*unable to open
/rhev/data-center/mnt/LTST-VIRTMAN01:_ovirt_iso/a284c684-bfa2-49a1-b419-e81001b6196e/images/11111111-1111-1111-1111-111111111111/V1003434-01.iso:
Permission denied*
have tried to disable selinux just in case but without success. Any
clues?
Thanks
4 years, 1 month
4.3 -> 4.4 upgrade question
by KSNull Zero
Hello!
We have only one 4.3 cluster and try to upgrade it to 4.4.
I believe that engine-setup change the Cluster Setting "Default Network Provider" to "ovirt-provider-ovn" during upgrade procedure.
So then we add freshly reinstalled RH8 host back to this cluster the oVirt tries to configure OVN on that host.
But we don't want to use OVN. Is it safe to change this setting back to "No Default Provider" and continue hosts upgrade process ?
Thank you.
4 years, 1 month
Rebooting VM with mdev device reboots VM AND the host!
by paul.chapman＠farmgroup.tv
Hi
I'm a new to Ovirt so please forgive any gaping hole in my knowledge. I have a self hosted engine set up with two hosts. Centos 8.3, Ovirt 4.4, (cluster set to 4.5 because it told me to). I have Nvidia Tesla T4 cards in both hosts with Nvidia driver 450.102. I have Win10 VMs on one host and the HE on another. The problem I have is that when you reboot the Win10 VM it also reboots the host it's sat on. I have 'intel_iommu=on' in my grub file and both hosts pass virt-host-validate. This set up was working fine on Centos 7 with Ovirt 4.3 so I'm at a bit of a loss to know what's going on. I'll post up the logs if anyone can let me know which ones they think would be relevant.
Thanks in advance,
Paul.
4 years, 1 month
Changing the bridge for ovirt hosted engine
by Jordan Conway
Hello,
I'd like to move my ovirt hosted engine deploy to a different cluster, but
the problem that I'm faced with is that my hosted engine bridge runs on
"ovirtmgmt" but the cluster I'd like to move it to the default vm network
is "ovirtmgmt_vlan"
Is there a process in which I could shutdown my hosted vm, edit it's
network then bring it back up on the new cluster?
I have already tried redeploying the new cluster with "deploy hosted
engine" on it, but when I try to start the engine on a host in the new
cluster it fails because it can't find the ovirtmgmt bridge.
Thank you,
Jordan Conway
4 years, 1 month
oVirt Engine increase RAM and CPU
by Vrgotic, Marko
Hi oVirt,
What is the cleanest way to increase the memory and cpu for SHE engine?
We have the Engine running on top of three HA hosts, so I guess the specs need to be change on all three, while engine is down.
Is it done by editing the VM libvirt conf file or some other way?
Where do I allocate more RAM to JAVA for oVirt?
We are currently running 4.3.8 version.
Kindly awaiting your reply.
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4 years, 2 months
VXLAN
by Daniel Menzel
Hi,
currently we're evaluation the usage of VXLAN in oVirt - and strangely
enough we don't find anything in the manual. Has this been implemented,
yet? Or are we just blind because it is hidden somewhere in the tons of
features of /ovn/?
Kind regards,
Daniel
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4 years, 2 months
Self-hosted engine storage migration
by Domenico Princi
Hi to all,
let me explain the scenario:
In developer lab, I have a ovirt 4.1 environment with a single host and a self-hosted engine.
The hosted engine runs on a nfs storage type.
In this environment runs twelve VMs (thirteen if we include the self-hosted engine).
So, now I have the urgency to do the following activities:
1) Migrate the hosted engine storage from nfs to fc (I have now an fc storage on this host).
2) Upgrade the ovirt to 4.3 release.
So, I would like to have your help to understand how to implement the above two steps in this particular case ( one host and the self-hosted engine ).
Regards
4 years, 2 months
Small SAN suggestions?
by Chris Adams
I have an oVirt cluster with a significantly oversized SAN for storage
(iSCSI, have 30TB storage but am only using about 2.5TB). I'm looking
for a more appropriately-sized setup. Any suggestions?
This is currently a Dell EqualLogic array - it doesn't look like they
really even have a smallish VM-storage (at least that isn't VMware)
product these days. Looking at our stats, we're doing more write than
read ops (outside of when backups run), typically under 150 write ops
per second.
I'm not looking at replacing servers right now, so not looking at
hyperconverged.
Just interested in what hardware people are using these days for a setup
this size. Thanks.
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4 years, 2 months
Re: Small SAN suggestions?
by Chris Adams
Once upon a time, Matthew.Stier(a)fujitsu.com <Matthew.Stier(a)fujitsu.com> said:
> Disks + Linux + iSCSI target (Need I say more)
So I've done that before (set that up on spare hardware for a dev
cluster). It works, but... not necessarily the level of reliability I'd
like. I'd be back to a single point of failure for the whole cluster,
which is not so good.
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4 years, 2 months
