On 10/07/2013 11:49 AM, Sven Kieske wrote:
Hi,
this sounds interesting! We look into something similar. So just for clarification, we can setup our own customized CentOS, enable the ovirt-repos, and when we add the host via engine, it will automatically setup the correct corresponding vdsm version on the compute node?
yes. ovirt supports both the "slimmed down" ovirt-node, or full blown hosts.
E.g. we run ovirt 3.2 on the management node, will it pull the current version or the corresponding version?
it will always install latest versions it finds in the repos. they should all be backward compatible.
We have some problems with 3.0.1 compute nodes and 3.2 management nodes but the node-iso 2.6.1 runs well.
thanks in advance
Sven
On 04.10.2013 13:44, Itamar Heim wrote:
you don't need to "install packages from node" into centos, just point ovirt-engine add-host dialog to the host and it will bootstrap with all needed packages (assuming the target host has the relevant repo configured).
to change something in the node you can build your own node as well
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