5:52 p.m.
Hi Adrian,
Sorry for the late respond.
Please see inline comments,
and feel free if there are any more questions, or other issues which you
want us to address to.
p.s. Since some of the responds were in different threads, I gathered
all of them to this email.
3) About the attached logs the virtual machine made from template
was
finally made at:
2012/12/22 17:21
Logs are from 16:17 to 17:21 aproximately and I might reuse them to
ask why it takes so long to make the virtual machine while checking
the storage image at /home/storage (its size) it would seem that the >
copy has
finished.
I think that the "Make vm from template" task started about
30
minutes or 40 minutes before it being finished. Well, that's the
average time it takes for me.
Since you are creating a server the default behaviour
is to clone your
disks, which means engine calls copyImage to the SPM.
From what I saw in the logs your template have two disks, which one of
them is 1920 GB, this is why it took 30 minutes to copy it.
If you want your copy to be faster, you can change the default in the
resource allocation tab to use thin instead of clone when you add a new
server.
although, take in notice that when you will use thin provisioning, the
server will be based on the template and you will not be able to remove
the template until the VM will be removed.
On 12/25/2012 09:34 PM, Adrian Gibanel wrote:> I've described the
"Create template from VM" extending bug (the one I
was told in irc) but I've attached the "Create VM from
template" logs.
If there's also a bug about "Create VM from template" being extended
then it's useful.
If it's not I'll try to recreate a "Create template from VM" task and
attach the logs.
Sorry about the confusion.
If you can still reproduce this scenario when you create
a template with
wrong provisioning, please attach the logs of it.
On 12/24/2012 01:51 AM, Adrian Gibanel wrote:> I've just noticed that I
made a typo.
This is the right template disk allocation policy table
(The fix is that second hard disk is preallocated instead of being
Thin Prov)
Alias | Virtual Size | Allocation | Target
First | 1920 GB | Thin Prov | local_storage
Seco | 1 GB | Preallocat | local_storage
I took a look in your logs, and
it seems that when you create a VM from
template the passing arguments are preallocated for one image and sparse
for the other, so it seems that this is fit with the allocation policy
table you sent.
----- Mensaje original -----
> De: "Adrian Gibanel" <adrian.gibanel(a)btactic.com>
> Para: "users" <users(a)ovirt.org>
> Enviados: Lunes, 24 de Diciembre 2012 0:45:24
> Asunto: Re: [Users] Thin provisioning extending while "Make template"
> still a bug?
> 1) So... the mentioned bug does exist or am I just experiencing a
> normal oVirt usage (Making a vm from template with thin provisioning
> works ok without extending)?
> 2) About template disk allocation policy...
> When I create a new server based on template and I click on:
> Resource Allocation tab:
> Template Provisioning: Clone
> Alias | Virtual Size | Allocation | Target
> First | 1920 GB | Thin Prov | local_storage
> Seco | 1 GB | Thin Prov | local_storage
Regards,
Maor
2:08 p.m.
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----- Mensaje original -----
De: "Maor Lipchuk" <mlipchuk(a)redhat.com>
Para: "Adrian Gibanel" <adrian.gibanel(a)btactic.com>
CC: "users" <users(a)ovirt.org>
Enviados: Jueves, 17 de Enero 2013 15:52:24
Asunto: Re: [Users] Thin provisioning extending while "Make template"
still a bug?
Hi Adrian,
Sorry for the late respond.
Don't worry.=20
Please see inline comments,
and feel free if there are any more questions, or other issues which
you
want us to address to.
p.s. Since some of the responds were in different threads, I
gathered
all of them to this email.
> 3) About the attached logs the virtual machine made from
template
> was
> finally made at:
> 2012/12/22 17:21
> Logs are from 16:17 to 17:21 aproximately and I might reuse them to
> ask why it takes so long to make the virtual machine while checking
> the storage image at /home/storage (its size) it would seem that
> the >
copy has finished.
> I think that the "Make vm from template" task started about 30
> minutes or 40 minutes before it being finished. Well, that's the
> average time it takes for me.
Since you are creating a server the default behaviour is to clone
your
disks, which means engine calls copyImage to the SPM.
From what I saw in the logs your template have two disks, which one
of
them is 1920 GB, this is why it took 30 minutes to copy it.
It's 1920 GB but the actual data copied to it is only 1 GB. I'm used to oth=
er methods of saving virtual images (instead of sparse I mean) and as the o=
riginal file is only 1 GB the copy doesn't last too much.=20
If you want your copy to be faster, you can change the default in
the
resource allocation tab to use thin instead of clone when you add a
new
server.
although, take in notice that when you will use thin provisioning,
the
server will be based on the template and you will not be able to
remove
the template until the VM will be removed.
The thing is that if you select Clone (the default behaviour) then at the b=
otton it says:=20
Alias | Virtual Size | Allocation | Target=20
First | 1920 GB | Thin Prov | local_storage=20
Seco | 1 GB | Preallocat | local_storage=20
so I thought:=20
If it lasts so much it means that someone it treats both hard disks as Prea=
llocat no matter its particular disk allocation setup.=20
But as you say later in the email each one of it is treated ok.=20
So I think the problem is just the sparse method of saving the virtual imag=
es which makes read of big files to take an eternity even if a very few sec=
tors are actually written.=20
On 12/24/2012 01:51 AM, Adrian Gibanel wrote:> I've just
noticed that
I
made a typo.
> This is the right template disk allocation policy table
> (The fix is that second hard disk is preallocated instead of being
Thin Prov)
>
> Alias | Virtual Size | Allocation | Target
> First | 1920 GB | Thin Prov | local_storage
> Seco | 1 GB | Preallocat | local_storage
I took a look in your logs, and it seems that when you create a VM
from
template the passing arguments are preallocated for one image and
sparse
for the other, so it seems that this is fit with the allocation
policy
table you sent.
I'm going to send a message about how to move virtual images between hosts.=
It's kind of related to this.=20
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