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...at the qcow2 images are huge (1.1TB image but 80G inside the virtual machine), I am assuming this is the snapshots tagged onto the virtual hard disk? How do I reduce the size of those back to something realistic? I've removed old snapshots from APP03 using virsh snapshot-delete APP03 '<snapshotidnumber> Hope this makes sense

...l hard disk? Most likely, yes. 'qemu-img info /path/to/file' will give you a better picture on all the snapshots stored in there. > > How do I reduce the size of those back to something realistic? I've removed old snapshots from APP03 using virsh snapshot-delete APP03 '<snapshotidnumber> > If it were still in the old APP03 domain, then 'virsh snapshot-delete APP03 $name', where 'virsh snapshot-list APP03' will show you the list of names. But given that you renamed to APP01, libvirt probably is unaware of the snapshots; so you'll have to do more legwork...

...rd disk? >Most likely, yes. 'qemu-img info /path/to/file' will give you a better picture on all the snapshots stored in there. > > How do I reduce the size of those back to something realistic? I've removed old snapshots from APP03 using virsh snapshot-delete APP03 '<snapshotidnumber> > >If it were still in the old APP03 domain, then 'virsh snapshot-delete APP03 $name', where 'virsh snapshot-list APP03' will show you the list of names. But given that you renamed to APP01, libvirt probably is unaware of the snapshots; so you'll have to do more leg...