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The 29/03/11, Coert Waagmeester wrote: |
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> At the moment I have a running install of kvm. |
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> I do all the virtual networking manually with help of tap adaptors and |
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> bridges. |
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> And I use LVM for the VMs disks. |
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> It is working very well, but to add a VM or to migrate it to another |
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> host is laborious. |
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> Now I have started playing with libvirt, and I would like to know if |
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> anyone else here uses the combination of kvm and libvirt? |
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I do. Managing VM from libvrit works well for basic features. That |
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beeing said, I had to manage snapshots outside of the provided features |
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due to internal dependencies between qcow2 snapshots. |
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I still have to test migration as it requires virtual disks shared over |
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the network. |
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> What is the most dynamic way of automatically setting up virtual |
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> networks per VM? Should I use qemu-ifup? |
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I think the best alternative is to use a dedicated virtual bridging |
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tool but virt-manager (so, libvirt I guess) already provide a network |
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system (based on tun/tap AFAIR). |
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Nicolas Sebrecht |