Re: [ovirt-users] API -- Do I need to use templates? Can I change network for the nic?
On 2-10-2014 23:05, Morgan McLean wrote:
I'm actually having issues across the board...maybe its because
I'm
going against the design ideals but I was told that in order to use
the local storage on the box and sacrifice VM migration capabilities,
all machines had to be in their own datacenter. Pain point number one.
For reference: http://www.ovirt.org/OVirt_Administration_Guide
Second pain point is adding additional networks aside from the
initial
management network doesn't seem to be very intuitive. I'm a network
engineer for a living...and I can't figure it out.
See below
Third pain point is ovirt management UI requires a restart semi
frequently due to crashing.
Don't know about your version and whether you have a dedicated or a
hosted-engine setup but in my case I have both types running and don't
experience any crashes, running a dedicated 3.4.3 engine(s)
I added the network under the networks tab, but I noticed it
doesn't
ask any interface questions (ok, it could technically attempt arp on
all interfaces like a citrix netscaler). I notice theres no ifconfig
changes on the host. I also notice that the other interface has a
bridge named exactly as the management name in the UI; ovirtmgmt,
which is bridged to eth0.
Sofar everything OK
OK, so I create a bridge called utility (my network name) and mapped
it to a vlan tagged interface I had setup on eth1.21. Everything looks
identical to how ovirt setup the initial network. The interface itself
works, I can see things on the network etc. Traffic passes.
Not needed. If you have created your networks then goto to the hosts
tab, select your host, select the Network Interfaces tab and hit Setup
Host Networks.
You'll get a window where you can drag and drop your defined networks to
an interface and define properties for them.
Trying to run the VM results in errors because its failing network
filters, says it doesn't exist etc. All I want to do, is create a VM
with some memory, some disk, with a nic on a network, across
individual machines. My PXE provisioning will take over from there.
Whats the best way to do this? Sorry for all the questions -- your
guys' response is great, and I really appreciate the help thus far.
I use theForeman for that and it works perfectly.
No problem with the questions, oVirt tries to solve a complex problem
and sometimes its easy to forget that one had the same problems a whole
while back :-)
Joop