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Re: [Users] Issues starting hosted engine VM
by Doron Fediuck 20 Jan '14

20 Jan '14

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[Users] vlan on mgmt network
by Juan Pablo Lorier 19 Jan '14

19 Jan '14

Hi William, You can have several logical networks on the same interface. If ovirtmgmt is not a vm network you can even mix tagged and untagged networks (if not, you can't mix). You don's have to do anything besides creating the logical networks in ovirt and assign them to the interface, ovirt takes care of creating the virtual interfaces it needs. What you can't do is have more than one logical network per vlan (I think there's a feature request on this, I know I've asked it on the list:-) ). Regards,

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Re: [Users] Making v2v easier?
by Amedeo Salvati 19 Jan '14

19 Jan '14

Il 19/01/2014 06:55, Blaster ha scritto: > On Jan 18, 2014, at 2:25 AM, Amedeo Salvati <amedeo(a)oscert.net> wrote: > >> regarding virtio drivers, on linux, and if your kernel support them, you can recreate / regenerate initram f.s., and then you can boot your vm linux coming from vmware with virtio drivers... same process when doing p2v or v2p >> > Do you have a good tutorial on this? I was wondering if this would be a needed step when doing a P2V. It would be nice if the virtio drivers were included by default. > > > no I haven't any tutorial... but it's not so complicated; if your physical host has recent kernel they have support for virtio drivers (I don't remember from which exactly rhel version virtio was included, but probably was rhel5.4, and on ubuntu 10.04 also was included) the only things to pay attention is to regenerate initramfs for the new virtual env, because when you installed a physical machine, it detected what drivers they could use to boot (for example on hp DL|BL it could be cciss driver, and so initram f.s. on those hosts has cciss.ko module to properly access to hp smart array disks) so you can check your current initramfs of physical host, if has virtio drivers by simply decompress it: mkdir /tmp/initram cp -p /boot/initramfs-2.6.32-431.el6.x86_64.img /tmp/initram/ <--- use your current kernel version cd /tmp/initram/ mv initramfs-2.6.32-431.el6.x86_64.img initramfs-2.6.32-431.el6.x86_64.img.gz gunzip initramfs-2.6.32-431.el6.x86_64.img.gz cpio -idv < ./initramfs-2.6.32-431.el6.x86_64.img now you can check if there are virtio drivers by: find /tmp/initram/lib/modules/2.6.32-431.el6.x86_64 -name '*virtio*' /tmp/initram/lib/modules/2.6.32-431.el6.x86_64/kernel/drivers/virtio /tmp/initram/lib/modules/2.6.32-431.el6.x86_64/kernel/drivers/virtio/virtio.ko /tmp/initram/lib/modules/2.6.32-431.el6.x86_64/kernel/drivers/virtio/virtio_ring.ko /tmp/initram/lib/modules/2.6.32-431.el6.x86_64/kernel/drivers/virtio/virtio_pci.ko /tmp/initram/lib/modules/2.6.32-431.el6.x86_64/kernel/drivers/scsi/virtio_scsi.ko /tmp/initram/lib/modules/2.6.32-431.el6.x86_64/kernel/drivers/block/virtio_blk.ko if there aren't you must regenerate it by using: dracut on rhel6 mkinitramfs on debian/ubuntu mkinitrd on rhel5, suse and gentoo HTH p.s. if I remember I've rebuilded initram f.s. only on rhel4|5 on p2v and v2p, and obviously for virtio drivers and cciss driver (v2p) -- Amedeo Salvati RHC{DS,E,VA} - LPIC-3 - UCP - NCLA 11 email: amedeo(a)oscert.net email: amedeo(a)linux.com http://plugcomputing.it/redhatcert.php http://plugcomputing.it/lpicert.php

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[Users] Unbundle bond0 which virtmgmt is attached
by William Kwan 19 Jan '14

19 Jan '14

---450561345-899234904-1390087042=:80394 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Hi, FAQ type of question. If virtmgmt is assigned to bond0, which is composed of eth0 and eth1, what is the best way to "unbundle" eth1 from bond0? Will ---450561345-899234904-1390087042=:80394 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii <html><body><div style="color:#000; background-color:#fff; font-family:HelveticaNeue, Helvetica Neue, Helvetica, Arial, Lucida Grande, sans-serif;font-size:10pt">Hi,<br><br>FAQ type of question.<br><br>If virtmgmt is assigned to bond0, which is composed of eth0 and eth1, what is the best way to "unbundle" eth1 from bond0?<br><br>Will<br></div></body></html> ---450561345-899234904-1390087042=:80394--

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[Users] Move disk to new AIO?
by Blaster 19 Jan '14

19 Jan '14

I have my current ovirt 3.3.2 AIO setup running on old hardware that I wish to move to new hardware. All my VMs and associated virtual disks are on a single physical disk. I can’t seem to find a nice way to “export” that disk and VMs, remove it, and re-import the whole mess into a new hypervisor. (at least w/o not having to bounce it all off of another NFS datastore…) I don’t want to cluster them as they are significantly different hardware, and I want to keep them as separate environments anyways…

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Re: [Users] Making v2v easier?
by Amedeo Salvati 18 Jan '14

18 Jan '14

Il 17/01/2014 17:25, users-request(a)ovirt.org ha scritto: > Date: Fri, 17 Jan 2014 17:06:13 +0100 From: Sander Grendelman > <sander(a)grendelman.com> To: Itamar Heim <iheim(a)redhat.com> Cc: "users > >> users(a)ovirt.org" <users(a)ovirt.org> Subject: Re: [Users] Making v2v > easier? Message-ID: > <CAHa6cRQzkMiZUM1615BddPsaZM=nP0OdNWdnYUG4RpG65BWnEA(a)mail.gmail.com> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 On Fri, Jan 17, 2014 at > 4:19 PM, Itamar Heim <iheim(a)redhat.com> wrote: >> >I see a lot of threads about v2v pains (mostly from ESX?) >> > >> >I'm interested to see if we can make this simpler/easier. > hear hear! > >> > >> >if you have experience with this, please describe the steps you are using >> >(also the source platform), > Sources: > - Existing KVM (virt-manager/libvirt) platform > - ESX > - ova/ovf templates from several sources > > Methods: > - KVM: > virt-v2v with libvirtxml option, works reasonably well, most issues > are with windows guests where virt-v2v needs libguestfs-winsupport and > virtio-win (RHEL only) > - ESX: > virt-v2v which works reasonably well_if_ the right packages > (libguestfs-winsupport virtio-win) are installed. > virt-v2v can be used directly from ESX/ESX host (configure .netrc > first) but this is quite slow > another option is to export the VM as an OVA and then import it with virt-v2v > - ova/ovf templates: > hit and miss with virt-v2v, especially if they contain something > that is not a regular windows/linux guest. > Another option is to do a direct copy of the disks on a pre-created > VM, clumsy. > >> >and how you would like to see this make simpler >> >(I'm assuming that would start from somewhere in the webadmin probably). > Webadmin would be nice, but better behaviour from existing tools would be > a nice start too. > > For example: the flow with virt-v2v is > 1) Analyze source, look for disks > 2) Convert/copy disks to ovirt export domain > 3) Try to add virtio stuff to the copied disks on the export domain > > If step 3 fails ( which happens a LOT), the copied disks are removed. > This is very frustrating if you just waited a couple of hours for a large > VM (e.g. 200GB) to be copied:( > > Some kind of graceful abort/resume would be VERY welcome. > > Another issue with virt-v2v is that it_always_ tries to add virtio drivers. > I have a virtual appliance that contains some kind of proprietary embedded OS: > adding drivers will always fail, give me some option to override that > and configure > simple ide / e1000 hardware for the VM > regarding virtio drivers, on linux, and if your kernel support them, you can recreate / regenerate initram f.s., and then you can boot your vm linux coming from vmware with virtio drivers... same process when doing p2v or v2p -- Amedeo Salvati RHC{DS,E,VA} - LPIC-3 - UCP - NCLA 11 email: amedeo(a)oscert.net email: amedeo(a)linux.com http://plugcomputing.it/redhatcert.php http://plugcomputing.it/lpicert.php

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[Users] xfs options for gluster storage
by Alexandr 18 Jan '14

18 Jan '14

Hi! I want to build small gluster storage with two nodes, 2x3Tb HDD in md-mirror on each. What parameters should I use in mkfs.xfs for optimal perfomance with ovirt? Should I use "-s size=4k" or something else?

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[Users] vlan on mgmt network
by William Kwan 18 Jan '14

18 Jan '14

---645100006-1822523272-1389889898=:66226 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Hi all, CentOS 6.5 and oVirt 3.3 Let's say I have bond0 (eth0 and eth1) on a management network. Logical network ovirtmgmt is set and working on top of Interfaces bond0. Is it possible to have another Logical network, e.g. ovirt777, on the same Interface bond0? Or I should add a virtual interface, e.g. bond0.1, tie it to VLAN 777 and create logical network with this virtual interface? Wil ---645100006-1822523272-1389889898=:66226 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii <html><body><div style="color:#000; background-color:#fff; font-family:HelveticaNeue, Helvetica Neue, Helvetica, Arial, Lucida Grande, sans-serif;font-size:12pt">Hi all,<br><br>CentOS 6.5 and oVirt 3.3<br><br>Let's say I have bond0 (eth0 and eth1) on a management network.<br>Logical network ovirtmgmt is set and working on top of Interfaces bond0.<br><br>Is it possible to have another Logical network, e.g. ovirt777, on the same Interface bond0?<br><br>Or I should add a virtual interface, e.g. bond0.1, tie it to VLAN 777 and create logical network with this virtual interface? <br><br>Wil<br><div><br></div></div></body></html> ---645100006-1822523272-1389889898=:66226--

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[Users] Migration from NFS backed VM to iSCSI LUN without exporting them on the Ovirt Export Share
by squadra 18 Jan '14

18 Jan '14

Hello folks, since the nfs discussion remembered me that i got some vm left to migrate... here some kind of special question. i am open for non-bestpractice hacky solutions, too Situation is: - 2 Ovirt Cluster - Same DC - one NFS backed, one iSCSI backed - NFS Share and iSCSI Share are exported from the same phys. Machine - Bot DC use the same filer, just different Luns / Protocolls so, i thought about something simple like just move vm folder from a to b and do a little bit database voodoo? anyone did something like this yet? or is storage live migration already working for this? the docs didnt tell me very much about this. Cheers, Juergn -- Sent from the Delta quadrant using Borg technology!

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[Users] New user to oVirt, and I haz a sad so far...
by Will Dennis (Live.com) 18 Jan '14

18 Jan '14

Hi all, ready for a story? (well, more of a rant, but hopefully it will be a good UX tale, and may even be entertaining.) Had one of the groups come to me at work this week and request a OpenStack setup. When I sat down and discussed their needs, it turns out that they really only need a multi-hypervisor setup where they can spin up VMs for their research projects. The VMs should be fairly long-lived, and will have persistent storage. Their other request is that the storage should be local on the hypervisor nodes (they plan to use Intel servers with 8-10 2TB drives for VM storage on each node.) They desire this in order to keep the VM I/O local - they do not have a SAN of any sort anyhow, and they do not care about live migration, etc. In any case, knowing that they did not want to afford a VMware setup (which is what I'm used to using), I proposed using oVirt to fill their needs, having heard and read up on it a bit (It's "open-source VMware", right?) even though I had not used it before (I have however made single-node KVM hypervisors for their group before, utilizing Open vSwitch, libvirt, virt-manager etc., so I'm not completely ignorant of KVM/libvirt etc.) In any case, I took one of their older servers which was already running CentOS 6.5, installed the requisite packages on it, and in short order had an engine server up and running (oVirt 3.3.2). That seems to have been the easy part :-/ Now came the installation of a hypervisor node. I downloaded and burned an ISO of the latest oVirt node installer (ovirt-node-iso-3.0.3-1.1.vdsm.fc19.iso) and tried to install it on one of their target Intel servers. On the 1st try I got to the end of the setup TUI, invoked the Install link, and was promptly thrown an error (sorry, but forgot what it was, something like "press X for a command prompt, or Reboot".) No problem, I rebooted, selected booting off the CD again, waited until the TUI came up, and when I tried to move past the first screen, it threw me out to a login prompt. OK, enough of that (the server takes a long time to reboot, and then boot off the CD) - I then thought I would try it on a VMware Workstation VM (yes, I get the irony, but VMware wkstn can handle nested virt, so it's a great testbed platform for OpenStack, etc.) because that would install a heck of a lot faster. That went a lot better - got the oVirt node 3.0.3 installed on the first try. More pain was soon to follow, however. I logged in and started configuring the node. The TUI was easy enough - much like an ESXi node ;) I set the NIC to IPv4 static, entered in the correct IP info, registered a DNS name for the IP I had assigned, and then tested pinging the engine, all was good. I then moved on to the section where you define the engine. I entered in the FQDN of the engine, verified the key fingerprint, and clicked the "Save and Register" link at the bottom. That seemed to work, so I completed the rest of the TUI, and then looked at the oVirt engine web UI. There was my new node, ready for authorization. I clicked the link to authorize it, and after a while, the UI came back with "Install Failed" status. Hmmm. So I went back to the node's TUI, and now some of the screens said that the IP addr was unconfigured? I went then to the Network screen, and sure enough, the NIC at the bottom showed "Unconfigured". WTF? So I went and entered in the correct info back in the IPv4 section, and then arrowed down to the Save link and clicked it - and the next screen said something like "No info needing changes, nothing to do." Whaaaa? Went back to the network setup screen, NIC still showing "Unconfigured" even though the IPv4 info still was there. I did a ping test at this point from the Ping link on the network setup page, and what do you know - I could still ping IP's (the engine, the default gw, etc.) But as I moved around the TUI, other screens still said that the network was unconfigured. Went back to the Web UI of the engine, put the host in Maint, then tried to Activate it, still no go - Install Failed. Even though I had configured the node to allow remote access and set a password, and also verified via nmap that TCP port 22 on the node was indeed listening, when I tried to SSH into the node as admin, I immediately got a "connection closed" message, so that failed as well. Went back to the node's network setup page, set the IPv4 to "Disabled", saved it, then went back and set it back to "Static" then re-entered the IPv4 info. Clicked the Save link, it went thru the setup again, came back with a success, verified with ping etc. that networking was working on the node. The engine web UI still said that it could not connect to the node however. So I put the node in Maint, and then removed it. I went back to the node, went to the Engine setup page, and re-did the screen to define the engine on the node. I notice that after I did this, however, that the node screens went back to saying that the network was unconfigured. Grrrrrr. But the node was back in the engine's Web UI, however no joy this time either - "Install failed" again. Well, the hell with this, said I - I removed the node again from the engine, and went and installed Fedora 19 minimal install on the VM, so I could use the directions found in http://www.ovirt.org/Quick_Start_Guide#Install_Fedora_Host and give that a try. (At least I can see what's going on with the node's OS using F19.) Installing F19 on the VM was a breeze, then logged in as root and did the "yum localinstall http://ovirt.org/releases/ovirt-release-fedora.noarch.rpm" which ran fine. I then stopped firewalld, and set it not to run at boot (which is what we typically do anyhow for internal research servers.) Then went over to the engine UI, and manually added the node. Oh happy day - the node seemed to install OK - it had the status of "Installing" for quite some time, and I looked at the processes on the F19 node, and could see python installer programs running via an SSH session from the engine. HOWEVER, at the end of the process, the Web UI reported a status of "Non Responsive", even though the F19 node looks OK (it had sanlock, supervdsmServer, vdsm processes running.) So thinking that it may take an after-install reboot, I did that, waited until the node came back up again, then clicked in the engine web UI and executed the "Confirm 'Host has been rebooted'" command, but still no good - the node remains in "Non Responsive" status. So I have no idea on how to proceed now, and what methods I can use to try and debug the connectivity problem between the engine and node. And there's many miles to go in setting up the whole environment. Maaaaaybe OpenStack would be easier ;-P No, I will press on and try to get this thing working... It seems it works for others, and looks like the right fit for the job. Just wish it was easier to get up and running. Oh yes, I tried reading the docs - go to http://www.ovirt.org/Quick_Start_Guide#Install_Hosts and click on the link for "see the oVirt Node deployment documentation." Not too helpful... (Bug report has been opened.) Thanks for reading, and any clues on getting a node up and running gratefully accepted... - Will

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