You are viewing a plain text version of this content. The canonical link for it is here.
Posted to users@cloudstack.apache.org by br...@v365.com.au on 2012/10/15 08:55:07 UTC
Re: CS 4 Trial - Could not find corresponding resource manager for
VMware
All
can anyone please confirm if this is accurate???
_I can
confirm what another user has been told: "Was told over the phone today
that the community free edition does not support VMware. You can
download the source and see that the adapter for VMWare is missing. "
I'm now using the commercial version and adding a cluster is now
working._
Im trying to setup V Center but i keep getting the same
message
_"COULD NOT FIND CORRESPONDING RESOURCE MANAGER FOR VMWARE"_
On
15.10.2012 14:38, Marcos Ortiz wrote:
> Hi all
>
> As far as I know, if
you have MySQL database in a remote server you
> need to leave blank
password for database user.
>
> I don't know if this step is different
in CS 4.
>
> Could you try it?
HI and yes i can confirm you have to
leave the password blank for Version 4. Cloudstack dev's plz update your
doc or you'll drive any new users mad! as the doc implies you need a
password for cloud user!
cloud-setup-databases cloud:password@localhost
--deploy-as=root:mysqlpassword
should be
cloud-setup-databases
cloud:@localhost --deploy-as=root:mysqlpassword
Bruce M
>
> Marcos
Ortiz Fernández
> IT Technical Engineer
> Anadat Consulting
>
>
> El
15/10/2012, a las 07:11, "bruce.m@v365.com.au"
> escribió:
>
>>
>>
>>
Hi all
>>
>> after struggling to get cloudstack 4.0.0-524 to work
>>
>>
i
>> tried re-ordering the install process.
>>
>> 1. setup ubuntu
12.04.1
>> 2 sudo
>> apt-get update
>> 3 sudo apt-get upgrade
>> 4 copy
the installer file over and
>> decompress > /Root/cloud
>> 5 INSTALL THE
SQL SERVER 1ST not the Management
>> server
>> 6 sudo apt-get update -
could of SQL updates apply to V 5.5
>> 7
>> ./install.sh - setup
management server
>> 8 reboot
>> 8.1 configure cloud
>> database locally
"cloud-setup-database cloud:@localhost
>>
--deploy-as=root:yourmysqlpassword"
>> 9 force service to start
>>
cloud-setup-management
>> 10 reboot
>> 11 IT WORKS! FINALLY
>>
>> ill
now attempt
>> to connect the server to remote SQL database
>>
>> I was
just blindly
>> following the order in the manual.. management server
then SQL, then sql
>> database setup. But that does not work. I tried it
5 Times. with and
>> without local MySQL server!
>>
>> can some one
replicate this strange
>> behavior?
>>
>> Bruce.m
>>
>> :-
Re: CS 4 Trial - Could not find corresponding resource manager for
VMware
Posted by br...@v365.com.au.
Thanks for the explanation Chiradeep
could we get some sort of
pre-release docs to explain this, to make it a lil bit easier for cloud
co's like myself to get a working lab going so we dont get frustrated
and give up.?? Rather than making it nearly impossible to actually get a
working copy to... work?
ill pull down an OSS build and see if i have
more success with that.
thanks
Bruce McKenzie
On 15.10.2012 16:28,
Chiradeep Vittal wrote:
> Yes, you are mistaken.
>
> Hypervisors and
network resources that require 3rd party SDK jars that are
> not
ASL-friendly are not built by default since it requires linking
>
against non-OSS jars. The code for these resources are separated into
the
> relevant plugins/ folder. If you download the non-OSS jars (for
e.g., from
> [1]) and put them in the deps folder, you should be able to
follow the
> non-OSS build directions in [2] and build from the source
release.
> You could also download pre-built binaries from [3]
>
> Once
the release gets voted, convenience binaries including the non-oss
>
bits will be made available.
>
> [1]
http://zooi.widodh.nl/cloudstack/build-dep/
> [2]
>
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/CLOUDSTACK/Building#Building-No
>
nOSSBuilding
> [3] http://jenkins.cloudstack.org/
>
>
>
> On
10/15/12 12:00 AM, "bruce.m@v365.com.au" wrote:
>
>>
>>
>>May i add
regards the VMWARE issues that cloud stack openly
>>publish's that it
supports VMWARE.
>>
>>if you have to pay for support from
>>Citrix, then
you could at least state that in the docs and remove public
>>support of
VMware as it appears to be a misleading and
false
>>statement.
>>
>>_"Apache CloudStack is open source software
written in java
>>that is designed to deploy and manage large networks
of virtual
>>machines, as a highly available, scalable cloud computing
platform.
>>CloudStack current supports the most popular hypervisors
VMWARE, Oracle
>>VM, KVM, XenServer and Xen Cloud Platform. CloudStack
offers three ways
>>to manage cloud computing environments: a
easy-to-use web interface,
>>command line and a full-featured RESTful
API."_
>>
>>Please anyone feel free
>>to correct me ASAP! ???
>>
>>Bruce
McKenzie
>>
>>V365.com Cloud
>>
Re: CS 4 Trial - Could not find corresponding resource manager for
VMware
Posted by Chiradeep Vittal <Ch...@citrix.com>.
Yes, you are mistaken.
Hypervisors and network resources that require 3rd party SDK jars that are
not ASL-friendly are not built by default since it requires linking
against non-OSS jars. The code for these resources are separated into the
relevant plugins/ folder. If you download the non-OSS jars (for e.g., from
[1]) and put them in the deps folder, you should be able to follow the
non-OSS build directions in [2] and build from the source release.
You could also download pre-built binaries from [3]
Once the release gets voted, convenience binaries including the non-oss
bits will be made available.
[1] http://zooi.widodh.nl/cloudstack/build-dep/
[2]
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/CLOUDSTACK/Building#Building-No
nOSSBuilding
[3] http://jenkins.cloudstack.org/
On 10/15/12 12:00 AM, "bruce.m@v365.com.au" <br...@v365.com.au> wrote:
>
>
>May i add regards the VMWARE issues that cloud stack openly
>publish's that it supports VMWARE.
>
>if you have to pay for support from
>Citrix, then you could at least state that in the docs and remove public
>support of VMware as it appears to be a misleading and false
>statement.
>
>_"Apache CloudStack is open source software written in java
>that is designed to deploy and manage large networks of virtual
>machines, as a highly available, scalable cloud computing platform.
>CloudStack current supports the most popular hypervisors VMWARE, Oracle
>VM, KVM, XenServer and Xen Cloud Platform. CloudStack offers three ways
>to manage cloud computing environments: a easy-to-use web interface,
>command line and a full-featured RESTful API."_
>
>Please anyone feel free
>to correct me ASAP! ???
>
>Bruce McKenzie
>
>V365.com Cloud
>
Re: CS 4 Trial - Could not find corresponding resource manager for
VMware
Posted by br...@v365.com.au.
May i add regards the VMWARE issues that cloud stack openly
publish's that it supports VMWARE.
if you have to pay for support from
Citrix, then you could at least state that in the docs and remove public
support of VMware as it appears to be a misleading and false
statement.
_"Apache CloudStack is open source software written in java
that is designed to deploy and manage large networks of virtual
machines, as a highly available, scalable cloud computing platform.
CloudStack current supports the most popular hypervisors VMWARE, Oracle
VM, KVM, XenServer and Xen Cloud Platform. CloudStack offers three ways
to manage cloud computing environments: a easy-to-use web interface,
command line and a full-featured RESTful API."_
Please anyone feel free
to correct me ASAP! ???
Bruce McKenzie
V365.com Cloud