I usually create VMs with foreman, but until now I was using a "standard" kvm/libvirt installation : I'd now like to try to deploy VMs which use ceph as a storage backend… can I do that with foreman (provided I define the correct pool in the libvirt hosts) ?
> I usually create VMs with foreman, but until now I was using a "standard" kvm/libvirt installation : I'd now like to try to deploy VMs which use ceph as a storage backend… can I do that with foreman (provided I define the correct pool in the libvirt hosts) ?
I hoped I could avoid having to deploy a ceph config on the foreman server and that I could tell foreman to create vms using something like this:
<source pool='blk-pool0' volume='blk-pool0-vol0'/>
instead of a " <source file=…" for the disks
(having defined a libvirt ceph pool)
But unfortunately, libvirt (on CentOS 7.2) does not support starting VMs with a "pool=… volume=…" using a rbd pool … that's just unimplemented, what a pitty.
VMs are correctly started/provisioned :]
Regards
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De : foreman-users@googlegroups.com [mailto:foreman-users@googlegroups.com] De la part de Lukas Zapletal
Envoyé : jeudi 9 avril 2015 13:09
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Objet : Re: [foreman-users] ceph with foreman VMs ?
I usually create VMs with foreman, but until now I was using a “standard” kvm/libvirt installation : I’d now like to try to deploy VMs which use ceph as a storage backend… can I do that with foreman (provided I define the correct pool in the libvirt hosts) ?