On Fri, May 25, 2018 at 10:39 AM, 03CE 007 <03ce007@gmail.com> wrote:

Thank you, I am using cloud-init module as suggested, but the VM that starts on engineVM does not seem to have ip or nic assigned.

below is my ansible task - 

- name: "Create VM {{ current_vm.name }}"

  ovirt_vms:

    auth: "{{ ovirt_auth }}"

    name: "{{ current_vm.name }}"

    template: "{{ current_vm.profile.template | default(omit) }}"

Does the template contain a NIC definition?

 

    cluster: "{{ current_vm.profile.cluster | default(omit) }}"

    memory: "{{ current_vm.profile.memory | default(omit) }}"

    high_availability: "{{ current_vm.profile.high_availability | default(omit) }}"

    cpu_cores: "{{ current_vm.profile.cores | default(omit) }}"

    cpu_sockets: "{{ current_vm.profile.sockets | default(omit) }}"

    storage_domain: "{{ current_vm.profile.storage_domain | default(omit) }}"

    timeout: "{{ vm_infra_create_single_timeout }}"

    operating_system: rhel_7x64

    memory_guaranteed: "{{ current_vm.profile.memory_guaranteed | default(omit) }}"

    cloud_init:

      host_name: "{{ current_vm.name }}.test.dw"

      nic_boot_protocol: static

      nic_ip_address: 10.90.x.z

      nic_netmask: 255.255.255.0

      nic_gateway: 10.90.x.y

      nic_name: eth1

I assume more than one NIC is defined for the VM?

 

      nic_on_boot: true

      custom_script: |

        write_files:

         - content: |

             Hello, world!

           path: /tmp/greeting.txt

           permissions: '0644'

      user_name: root

      root_password: super_password

    cloud_init_persist: true

  changed_when: false

  async: "{{ vm_infra_create_single_timeout }}"

  poll: 0

  register: added_vm

I use ovirt4.py to check the vm overview, but I see below only (shouldn't the devices dic be populated with above nic details?, nor I see the hostname updated from hypervisor-ovirt.dw to mytest-vm.test.dw

Can you ensure you are running with CentOS / RHEL 7.5? There was a bug in cloud-init where it did not set the hostname due to some race. What do you see in the cloud-init logs on the VM?

Y.

 

mytest-vm": {

        "affinity_groups": [],

        "affinity_labels": [],

        "ansible_host": null,

        "cluster": "Default",

        "description": null,

        "devices": {},

        "fqdn": null,

        "host": "hypervisor-ovirt.dw",

        "id": "0c1f6a11-0ca2-4d2e-b05f-0d3bdc70d4af",

        "name": "mytest-vm",

        "os_type": "rhel_7x64",

        "statistics": {

          "cpu.current.guest": 0.72,

          "cpu.current.hypervisor": 0.33,

          "cpu.current.total": 1.1,

          "memory.buffered": 0.0,

          "memory.cached": 0.0,

          "memory.free": 0.0,

          "memory.installed": 68719476736.0,

          "memory.used": 0.0,

          "migration.progress": 0.0

        },

        "status": "up",

        "tags": [],

        "template": "Blank"

      }

    }

is anything missing in my setup, I use rhel_7x64 as operating_system.

Thank you. 

On 24 May 2018 at 13:43, Yaniv Kaul <ykaul@redhat.com> wrote:

On Wed, May 23, 2018 at 5:43 PM, <03ce007@gmail.com> wrote:

I have self-hosted-engine (4.2) deployed successfully on cento (7.4) server.

The physical server has 'ovirt' as hostname and the self-hosted engineVM deployed
and running on it has 'engine.ovirt' as fdqn.

I can successfully create new VM using the oVirt.vm-infra example playbook. But what other config/var i need to add in them so that I can ssh into this new VM. Some example, tips, hints would be helpful.

I think that you'd want (via cloud-init) to set the SSH keys for the root user (or the password), etc.

Y.

 

Thank you.
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