Answer by schegi for Hi, my problem, i got a couple of KVM/Qemu virtual...
This process did the job for me 1. Get the size of the of the volume you like to transfer. 2. Create a volume of that size, using cinder API or dashboard. Remember the UUID oft that Volumen. 3. Delete...
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Here command line for Launch via image creating volume: **$ nova boot --flavor 2 --key_name osxkey --block-device source=image,id=d0e90250-5814-4685-9b8d-65ec9daa7117,dest=volume,size=10,...
View ArticleComment by dbaxps for Hi, my problem, i got a couple of KVM/Qemu virtual...
When loading instance via glance image you have option (in Juno) :- Launch via image creating volume and it works ( at least for Gluster backend, not sure about "rbd" backend for cinder)
View ArticleComment by schegi for Hi, my problem, i got a couple of KVM/Qemu virtual...
Yes you are right but this way i have to upload every machine/volume as image to glance. Then launch a machine/create new volume. In this case i have the image and the newly created volume in my...
View ArticleComment by schegi for Hi, my problem, i got a couple of KVM/Qemu virtual...
Another thing is that writing the volume via ssh to a volume in ceph could be done remotely from my old hardware, uploading to glance etc. would be some more work to do and not so easily automatable.
View ArticleComment by dbaxps for Hi, my problem, i got a couple of KVM/Qemu virtual...
View http://bderzhavets.blogspot.com/2015/02/just-comment.html
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Hi, my problem, i got a couple of KVM/Qemu virtual machines running on some old server backed in local lvm storage. In paralell, i got a newly deployed openstack private cloud with cinder/ceph as...
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