similar to: LXCs using Libvirt

On Thu, Jun 04, 2015 at 16:22:43 -0700, Anu Mercian wrote: > Hi all, > > I am trying to bring up lxc's using Libvirt JAVA API. I do the following: > > conn = Connect("lxc:\\\") > > xml_config = "<domain> .... <\domain>" > > dom = conn.domainCreateXML(xml_config, 0) > > dom.create() > > Using the above code, I am able

On 07/15/2014 08:29 AM, Robb Walker wrote: > Just another ping, and please let me know if this is not the proper format to re-ask my submitted question, but anyone else having any joy on running lxcs via libvirt launched from within a vm? This is the right forum, even if no one has answered so far. Running lxc guests inside an L1 kvm guest should be possible (I haven't tried it myself,

my goal for testing/simulations is to be able to run a vm on my desktop and within that vm run linux containers currently I can start an ubuntu trusty vm using libvirt as my broker to qemu or qemu-system-x86_64 directly and start a saucy-based lxc using lxc-tools. I invoke lxc-start -n name -f configfile and within a few seconds I'm logged into my saucy based lxc. I can't start the lxc

Hello, I am searching for the libvirt operations for relocating LXC (system or application) containers. LXC relocation mechanism is done by checkpoint / restart. I went over libvirt API documentation and found the following methods: virDomainSave that receives a domain and path to state file. The method saves domain's memory contents into a disk file. virDomainRestore that receives a domain

Hi, I am having problems installing the XML package with R-devel on freebsd. If I simply do install.packages("XML"), it says that the parser.h file is not found. After reading the INSTALL file, I have set setenv XML_CONFIG /usr/local/bin/xml2-config setenv LIBXML_LIBDIR -L/usr/local/lib setenv LIBXML_INCDIR -I/usr/local/include/libxml2/libxml and install.packages("XML")

Just another ping, and please let me know if this is not the proper format to re-ask my submitted question, but anyone else having any joy on running lxcs via libvirt launched from within a vm? ________________________________________ From: libvirt-users-bounces@redhat.com <libvirt-users-bounces@redhat.com> on behalf of Robb Walker <rwalker@DRWHoldings.com> Sent: Thursday, July 10,

This question concerns the usage of the listDomains(). When I run this piece of code in KVM, it works perfectly fine but throws an array out of bounds exception in Xen. Connect conn=null; conn = new Connect("xen:///", true); int[] id = conn.listDomains(); System.out.println("lD of VM " +id[0]); Answer I'd got: Well, your code assumes that id.length is >= 1, but

I've got 2 doubts: 1.I've been trying to write an application using Libvirt's Java API which should run on both Xen and KVM running machines and execute the Xen or KVM code based on the hypervisor used. I want the physical machine to know if it's running Xen or KVM and execute only that code. While using getURI(), I need to use it as conn.getURI() but then I can't use conn

Hey all, I've been trying to make listDomains() work on Xen but it simply returns an array of null values. Also, while displaying the length of the array returned by listDomains(). Upon using the same function in KVM, I'm able to retrieve the complete array of active machines. I'm positive that active Xen machines are running(cross checked it with xm list). I've been posting this

Hello, I am trying to bring up an lxc with Centos 6.6 using libvirt command: "virsh -c lxc:/// create vm.xml" When I do the above, the new VM created gets the hostname of the host where libvirt is installed. When I looked up help on the past mail-lists. It seems like this was a problem back in 2013 and it was mentioned that host name cannot be provided. I was wondering if this has

I've rebased these patches to ensure they're up to date.

Moved the node administration elements to a separate submenu. Created a new network administration menu. * users can define a network * users can create a network * users can destroy a network * users can undefine a network * users can list existing networks, including details Each new command is also available as a separate command line executable as well. Signed-off-by: Darryl L. Pierce

This patch set supercedes the previous set, and incorporates feedback from jboggs. There is a known issue in configuring volumes on an iSCSI pool that makes them unsupported at the moment. This code functions identical to virt-manager in that regard.

This version of the patch includes feedback from jboggs at redhat.com, including fixes to the BuildRequires and Requires in the spec file.

This patch obsoletes any previous ones. This is an upstream candidate, so I'm looking for feedback so we can push this and start using it.

This version fixes a few bugs found by jboggs. It also includes some logging facilities that need to be fleshed out more.

This patch is ready for pushing upstream.

The previous patch was missing this file. Resending.

define domain -> add virtual machine (addvm) undefine domain -> remove virtual machine (rmvm) create domain -> start virtual machine (startvm) destroy domain -> stop virtual machine (stopvm) list domains -> list virtual machiens (listvms) Signed-off-by: Darryl L. Pierce <dpierce at redhat.com> --- Makefile.am | 8 +- nodeadmin/adddomain.py |

The previous patch set had an error and one development branch's changes showed up twice, and two different change sets. So it was missing the bulk of the configuration work. This patch set fixes that.