[Users] Ovirt-nightly and gluster
I have an question regarding ovirt-nightly and the use of gluster. If I modify the CREATE ROLE to add SUPERUSER I can install ovirt-nightly and if I add my two storage hosts I can create a bond and add an ip address and it will be displayed in the webui. Further the static ip assignment of the ovirtmgmt interface doesn't fallback to DHCP like in ovirt-stable. Sofar OK. Now I want to use gluster for my two storage hosts. Can I do that with the versions of vdsm that are pushed to the hosts by ovirt? (All machines are basic Fedora 17 installs, upto date except for the kernel which is 3.3.4-5) and gluster-3.3.1-2 from baseurl=http://repos.fedorapeople.org/repos/kkeithle/glusterfs/fedora-$releasever/$b... Or do I need more recent versions of vdsm/libvirt/qemu? Thanks in advance, Joop
On 11/02/2012 02:51 PM, jvandewege wrote:
I have an question regarding ovirt-nightly and the use of gluster. If I modify the CREATE ROLE to add SUPERUSER I can install ovirt-nightly and if I add my two storage hosts I can create a bond and add an ip address and it will be displayed in the webui. Further the static ip assignment of the ovirtmgmt interface doesn't fallback to DHCP like in ovirt-stable. Sofar OK. Now I want to use gluster for my two storage hosts. Can I do that with the versions of vdsm that are pushed to the hosts by ovirt? (All machines are basic Fedora 17 installs, upto date except for the kernel which is 3.3.4-5) and gluster-3.3.1-2 from baseurl=http://repos.fedorapeople.org/repos/kkeithle/glusterfs/fedora-$releasever/$b...
Or do I need more recent versions of vdsm/libvirt/qemu?
libvirt/qemu are less relevant. which gluster feature are you interested in (which may imply using nightly rather than current f17 vdsm version)
Thanks in advance,
Joop
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Itamar Heim wrote:
On 11/02/2012 02:51 PM, jvandewege wrote:
I have an question regarding ovirt-nightly and the use of gluster. If I modify the CREATE ROLE to add SUPERUSER I can install ovirt-nightly and if I add my two storage hosts I can create a bond and add an ip address and it will be displayed in the webui. Further the static ip assignment of the ovirtmgmt interface doesn't fallback to DHCP like in ovirt-stable. Sofar OK. Now I want to use gluster for my two storage hosts. Can I do that with the versions of vdsm that are pushed to the hosts by ovirt? (All machines are basic Fedora 17 installs, upto date except for the kernel which is 3.3.4-5) and gluster-3.3.1-2 from baseurl=http://repos.fedorapeople.org/repos/kkeithle/glusterfs/fedora-$releasever/$b...
Or do I need more recent versions of vdsm/libvirt/qemu?
libvirt/qemu are less relevant. which gluster feature are you interested in (which may imply using nightly rather than current f17 vdsm version)
Not directly in new gluster features but I had problems getting bonding to work in ovirt-stable. So I did a clean install of ovirt-nightly, see previous post, and had an error in createdb. When I worked around it I could add my storage servers in de webui but couldn't get a data domain attached to it. I then thought maybe I need newer versions of vdsm/libvirt/qemu. I have reinstalled my storage servers (fedora 17 basic install) and I'm wondering how to proceed. - add them through the webadmin (gives me vdsm on the servers) - add gluster through the above repo - add gluster volumes in the webui or - add gluster through the above repo - add them through the webadmin (gives me vdsm on the servers) - add gluster volumes in the webui I have a feeling that order might matter. I'll probably try both ways if I don't get an answer from the list ;-) Thanks, Joop
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