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Posted to users@cloudstack.apache.org by Marty Godsey <ma...@rudio.net> on 2024/08/05 20:02:16 UTC
Recommended Way to Add template
Hello All,
I usually create a new compute template on another XCP server, export and import the disk. This works fine, but as you can imagine, it has extra steps.
How does everyone else do this? Do you create the VM in CS as an Admin and convert?
Regards,
Marty Godsey
Re: Resource usage vs allocation in home dashboard (v4.18.2.2)
Posted by Rohit Yadav <ro...@shapeblue.com>.
Limits shown apply for logged in account or project.
Regards.
________________________________
From: jordan j <yo...@gmail.com>
Sent: Tuesday, August 13, 2024 8:47:11 PM
To: users@cloudstack.apache.org <us...@cloudstack.apache.org>
Subject: Re: Resource usage vs allocation in home dashboard (v4.18.2.2)
Hello Murilo,
If I understand correctly you want to restrict capacity from domain limits
instead of account limits?
As far as I know cloudstack uses the limit that is more limiting, so
account limits are set to unlimited you can do restriction just from domain
limits settings.
Regards,
Jordan
On Tue, Aug 13, 2024 at 4:09 AM Murilo Moura <ad...@bigsys.com.br> wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> Is there any parameter so that compute and storage cards (among all others
> that involve resource limits) to respect and show the limits defined for a
> domain instead of bringing the user's own limit data?
>
Re: Resource usage vs allocation in home dashboard (v4.18.2.2)
Posted by Murilo Moura <ad...@bigsys.com.br>.
Hi Jordan!
Today I can apply resource limitation per domain. The problem is that the
initial dashboard shows as if the user had unlimited resources (instead of
showing the limits configured for their domain).
On Tue, Aug 13, 2024 at 12:17 PM jordan j <yo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello Murilo,
>
> If I understand correctly you want to restrict capacity from domain limits
> instead of account limits?
> As far as I know cloudstack uses the limit that is more limiting, so
> account limits are set to unlimited you can do restriction just from domain
> limits settings.
>
> Regards,
> Jordan
>
> On Tue, Aug 13, 2024 at 4:09 AM Murilo Moura <ad...@bigsys.com.br> wrote:
>
> > Hello everyone,
> >
> > Is there any parameter so that compute and storage cards (among all
> others
> > that involve resource limits) to respect and show the limits defined for
> a
> > domain instead of bringing the user's own limit data?
> >
>
Re: Resource usage vs allocation in home dashboard (v4.18.2.2)
Posted by jordan j <yo...@gmail.com>.
Hello Murilo,
If I understand correctly you want to restrict capacity from domain limits
instead of account limits?
As far as I know cloudstack uses the limit that is more limiting, so
account limits are set to unlimited you can do restriction just from domain
limits settings.
Regards,
Jordan
On Tue, Aug 13, 2024 at 4:09 AM Murilo Moura <ad...@bigsys.com.br> wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> Is there any parameter so that compute and storage cards (among all others
> that involve resource limits) to respect and show the limits defined for a
> domain instead of bringing the user's own limit data?
>
Resource usage vs allocation in home dashboard (v4.18.2.2)
Posted by Murilo Moura <ad...@bigsys.com.br>.
Hello everyone,
Is there any parameter so that compute and storage cards (among all others
that involve resource limits) to respect and show the limits defined for a
domain instead of bringing the user's own limit data?
Re: Recommended Way to Add template
Posted by Rohit Yadav <ro...@shapeblue.com>.
Hi Marty,
I don’t have any samples but references you can learn more at:
https://docs.cloudstack.apache.org/en/latest/adminguide/templates/_cloud_init.html
https://youtu.be/seknX44Ktfc?si=6xaELD0rxdhnrq3n
https://youtu.be/7biaqn-VUOg?si=AaCEXYdfMdaAVZtA
Regards.
________________________________
From: Marty Godsey <ma...@rudio.net>
Sent: Tuesday, August 13, 2024 1:11:23 AM
To: users@cloudstack.apache.org <us...@cloudstack.apache.org>
Subject: Re: Recommended Way to Add template
Rohit,
Do you have a working config for cloud-init in windows or just simple install it?
Regards,
Marty Godsey
Rudio, LLC
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From: Rohit Yadav <ro...@shapeblue.com>
Date: Wednesday, August 7, 2024 at 12:00 PM
To: users@cloudstack.apache.org <us...@cloudstack.apache.org>
Subject: Re: Recommended Way to Add template
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Hi Marty, yes indeed those are KVM (qcow2) images.
Regards.
________________________________
From: Marty Godsey <ma...@rudio.net>
Sent: Wednesday, August 7, 2024 20:36
To: users@cloudstack.apache.org <us...@cloudstack.apache.org>
Subject: Re: Recommended Way to Add template
Rohit,
Those are the KVM images you linked?
Regards,
Marty Godsey
From: Rohit Yadav <ro...@shapeblue.com>
Date: Tuesday, August 6, 2024 at 12:19 AM
To: users@cloudstack.apache.org <us...@cloudstack.apache.org>
Subject: Re: Recommended Way to Add template
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Hi Marty,
I usually use distro-vendor provided cloud-init templates [1] as I'm using KVM based infra (the .img/qcow2 works out of the box). Otherwise, for other hypervisors I either convert them to vhd or vmdk/ova; or create an instance in CloudStack using ISO, enable cloud-init or cloudbase-init (windows), and shutdown the VM and export/convert the root disk of the VM as a template.
[1]
* Ubuntu 24.04: https://atpscan.global.hornetsecurity.com/index.php?atp_str=W_UCYK1R8TI4LL-dxx_7zxrotSnMzlp8nmB010wlgIj1ykc1oJ9Ot8JAmhJ195dz9cf1MlVnV5VX165lOr4gEHeyPRqNzg52b-EFLjF7Uyub-t2YtGrKOKgheflsiOUZGGzYRB8nkEx0YFnSP1S0R1MfL3E8N-UpDuubfBpT8ecw7_-PJEU5djsPhz24O0q6F8s8gShwLcLHmmY-N7-jCSEnW49EbFfyL-uL-ueCBHi8ivkriiofLuZ4UHg351E_ZgIS0YW6e0V04EEzWHUpB3p-sMmqYNI2cqQEYBc7bry-nuzI1AIT7qAALiy12A3vsK2Ug84Xq1pvGEE2MejfkZjU0A1K_XrSOLssLC7Qt7TFbYKyXOjAsMVWbO_shbsnAL035hEf8b4xZyUKaztjNjDO4vWcnysVIzo6Iy4tbHMHx3Xvz1p_FSM6OiNWCyZL7aqArXFSWnqqOfJh
* Ubuntu 22.04: https://atpscan.global.hornetsecurity.com/index.php?atp_str=nQ_BK8xuKGv9DqMw8pYIGzgku50CpiR2VPS7MXmfipYYS8kPnmrp_WTaLBd-bXTLv5SHRxMFTM3YX0Yl5Gez7GwRny3vSW-xZnoI8aSNhIaxMj0R-6yyu8jXpG81ZGoikbGBPi_IsGMt2EKZm12RMl6xXU4uPZtFCstsuR991kukQ9sqJetIfJGCbSAoNFrmD96FJLWhdFsJ7-0jqXq-e93muyXoSXubGPRNpW892ymWgaoXYRCIuGQTO3SpYohZ8qhILhgw0tRegiXfG1NaVAB2RoDFDRP5MCVvtMHgXA7MLdWL-nWl4DK-HXD4M3uqSZ-84E7z8WNVkgVYPsyVkhDyX5q1Pvx4z4skupUC6C64yiv5pfoytZiinh9xRnJ2XJ01U39dcXyk2y1bCLmpJaAbrpTW5C62Izo6I0u7PPAZsJQVrCzv4yM6OiNbQ_CEy7Kg9MHjj-sjaWym
* Ubuntu 20.04: https://atpscan.global.hornetsecurity.com/index.php?atp_str=XbnI4fvoACf6_0K4Cd1dpTcQRw9wsQ6Bi0NtduYal-3WieZAjZCKvpaLEYd3oEh5-Tsl85pV9LukbTj8GAjZzwj1xnAdG5MJQVdCRKmWvakBpsT-ygyyXsX208fdqsTjC_9_Ob0XbOKbrwBaL8J6CYmQzpN1FXcbp_oYFss4yZskwQAbe8_XwAq1N1f4PB9kJPeUadM6tKYtdYLp-26DbcoMZ8NQG9Ldq8JK4wfYkdCxtD3v_qXLz8GdAHcVKnc1mnzvA1Ho9ybQgAPxv-OwoN2223Yw6Ko-sF_tig34UwXiUrgLoAwqrLEkZpYEKVwIvD_RY2hYIeAq4RXByksQLq2J3kN0FzLCq7l4mJnk1S9DRy7Q3O__TKpNHxwaQpe_-rO2FWU7fM_ZJtB9HteYgdIZLohe7035Izo6Iy5icVymqpUYpPBr-yM6OiPrKOaOrbRSvoF5WI9Mv03H
* Debian 12: https://atpscan.global.hornetsecurity.com/index.php?atp_str=5qf1LgopoAE9qWfFJKgCShJ9gW_wU-F8RoEti6s6jjeEpLd3xD565HURjSNa1PJlsAmBkvjaRYAWtDzvKXppZ8L7YycKYv1awNsyDSHSdJFMUaEGayhW3zltcO68iDTisfeUau-DWVPlgSuiDzF94brpIdopPv7VLQ63nHeppnpDf7Tz-7XZ9pSEbAt4ZXSgIDRMO92-yWcGQECCvec49b_emd4wRw2RVHlTFeGlwrhkqzFsLFt4uNWazDnA-EPTvnyNwwQAqpQ9I4oPI0-zM_3PSTkK7NlYLnYq7XmpppcfojoJogrGm60wzcie9xipEbt-KR-VyBBkdlp-sEisVua7nOJ6Rx0scBxvoOswQYW4yBkL5961ovone0iKf_h5H3w1iklyvAuJOvCzcw_aBFmxRCM6OiMJSLh_EF-hn3SmJBUjOjojfCHHWGyK-sncWHPmxL7KwA
* AlmaLinux 8: https://atpscan.global.hornetsecurity.com/index.php?atp_str=ClEn-nNu1gVDp-kj_cLZD3t_JrrTnMTNtOG2IL5jM-I3tKCyGLKeHhk9LXlwwOLcYHQ2rBHG7atob7WTW4FTr7KXtijKMa9Dqeqela9l5uXLwGMe5e8M9oRsR4DpoC1vA0GXMTqcx8kLlpFfiD7cIIFOnxSfNT7tYaH03_3K3siC_veBfRc6pVGG6r4kkfiM5dF0zwDPK60ZqPaZoWVlmJU4EAKbH0yT3iBOMZKdOBqiqsTABXqTVKwgcBAsRVpqbwEVGO01RdTtPApmiPAkR8VnQciVGz_VG67J5EAEPMj0lQ8Ne1g2xV3V6yH3xNf-gNIRf4WQFoSMIt8mflqMC_-tUE-5bBYnfDVxZAwjpTzkU2q3VX_h8DSNaRvAcLxWrpB06ga382fkLR54ELmDLVHit1lbjN-fPr0uR3uKIKqgNiM6OiM9h2jOE0o0-6DFcDIjOjojQn33qzA5SzzUXDZWoyTLVA
* AlmaLinux 9: https://atpscan.global.hornetsecurity.com/index.php?atp_str=82EQn6mpUmYsP_7q-iWguEPdmFQAAnlYhFT1h8aJgNJtoinF1KqfpxQjzKW3Vr3DGQu3k2v-DlfvCWPtK38TYVm2iEINHK_2X3bJDHmBO7cb-93B5nlb8wV3i97Z7CW-oBCv8A-LrdzdKE-VDNFXfoG7iO0Cg0zXFB0vux7-IPheKIyEGkWm97vsfFhlfqiI-_mkapox4KYLD773FVkWLpXxzwuODRmfT2Ht8Qe1q1q0FMbF0Z_Q0_ex2oOx_I7CcYJZS8WrvGt7BeLTJS1CNBmD6fReu1a1dOnqL_bH3U5Hycl1Cx_NEQWBpHX1HVQ4gkLlqfx8ZA0y-8fRnQL-ePeK2sul8Vh-J3kVv5yRxyfDtS7ump0gPt5pf9tWj0JhKeDk9Fk9zAlkS0Jvgw7i3RPh-Pt4MP7GJQfORdu3jqX7diM6OiPvD56KrGqKEa45YMYjOjojveKmOPYKHOOASmM_MaNOJw
* OpenSUSE 15: https://atpscan.global.hornetsecurity.com/index.php?atp_str=vA1BN0O_OS9fsliIb2Ip-EO7uv6Td2Aut8uF7U28-AcdyOThwyXlONnK22PSOa_v1lFKVTSalUBeUDKZ0kIKmHr4JMwF9QA4Qo2IbwYihF5yCYCDrTwDHPVlAPNN-imFrSIzbf_RxfFRbh1V9oM9NOL3KkvgAGoChoXbHda9UFgmPILuCzy3w0MsXJuKVUvBwfiva0-lTlgfwusaS2_cCqlUBVlI1yBFhjSOprTBkpau7th_fvV8z4ajgpxlxqUmKW-mwUN6XxrVstcp6NDBq_UxIUXMChTLHjDv9Gto6tDRKMo8_Dikv1x8x2edGiAZQtewBwXdWQIRoFx5zLMI9ir1R5xB3EmEBQfkiCg5VjKI9dEnGcJMT84Oa44XJCEbHiAvSZeZHILM5VBpstn3lzgmiE_O52uQ1vpNiMG_LT_5Ks2yqEuKyeZoTiM6OiPBQ_cHrmpWx_Ob6GcjOjojKMwQmjhBVZ6rz-4PTZIQcw
Regards.
________________________________
From: Marty Godsey <ma...@rudio.net>
Sent: Tuesday, August 6, 2024 01:32
To: users@cloudstack.apache.org <us...@cloudstack.apache.org>
Subject: Recommended Way to Add template
Hello All,
I usually create a new compute template on another XCP server, export and import the disk. This works fine, but as you can imagine, it has extra steps.
How does everyone else do this? Do you create the VM in CS as an Admin and convert?
Regards,
Marty Godsey
Re: Recommended Way to Add template
Posted by Marty Godsey <ma...@rudio.net>.
Rohit,
Do you have a working config for cloud-init in windows or just simple install it?
Regards,
Marty Godsey
Rudio, LLC
Book Time: https://calendly.com/rudio-martyg
Support: support@rudio.net<mailto:support@rudio.net?subject=Rudio%20Support>
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From: Rohit Yadav <ro...@shapeblue.com>
Date: Wednesday, August 7, 2024 at 12:00 PM
To: users@cloudstack.apache.org <us...@cloudstack.apache.org>
Subject: Re: Recommended Way to Add template
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Hi Marty, yes indeed those are KVM (qcow2) images.
Regards.
________________________________
From: Marty Godsey <ma...@rudio.net>
Sent: Wednesday, August 7, 2024 20:36
To: users@cloudstack.apache.org <us...@cloudstack.apache.org>
Subject: Re: Recommended Way to Add template
Rohit,
Those are the KVM images you linked?
Regards,
Marty Godsey
From: Rohit Yadav <ro...@shapeblue.com>
Date: Tuesday, August 6, 2024 at 12:19 AM
To: users@cloudstack.apache.org <us...@cloudstack.apache.org>
Subject: Re: Recommended Way to Add template
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Hi Marty,
I usually use distro-vendor provided cloud-init templates [1] as I'm using KVM based infra (the .img/qcow2 works out of the box). Otherwise, for other hypervisors I either convert them to vhd or vmdk/ova; or create an instance in CloudStack using ISO, enable cloud-init or cloudbase-init (windows), and shutdown the VM and export/convert the root disk of the VM as a template.
[1]
* Ubuntu 24.04: https://atpscan.global.hornetsecurity.com/index.php?atp_str=W_UCYK1R8TI4LL-dxx_7zxrotSnMzlp8nmB010wlgIj1ykc1oJ9Ot8JAmhJ195dz9cf1MlVnV5VX165lOr4gEHeyPRqNzg52b-EFLjF7Uyub-t2YtGrKOKgheflsiOUZGGzYRB8nkEx0YFnSP1S0R1MfL3E8N-UpDuubfBpT8ecw7_-PJEU5djsPhz24O0q6F8s8gShwLcLHmmY-N7-jCSEnW49EbFfyL-uL-ueCBHi8ivkriiofLuZ4UHg351E_ZgIS0YW6e0V04EEzWHUpB3p-sMmqYNI2cqQEYBc7bry-nuzI1AIT7qAALiy12A3vsK2Ug84Xq1pvGEE2MejfkZjU0A1K_XrSOLssLC7Qt7TFbYKyXOjAsMVWbO_shbsnAL035hEf8b4xZyUKaztjNjDO4vWcnysVIzo6Iy4tbHMHx3Xvz1p_FSM6OiNWCyZL7aqArXFSWnqqOfJh
* Ubuntu 22.04: https://atpscan.global.hornetsecurity.com/index.php?atp_str=nQ_BK8xuKGv9DqMw8pYIGzgku50CpiR2VPS7MXmfipYYS8kPnmrp_WTaLBd-bXTLv5SHRxMFTM3YX0Yl5Gez7GwRny3vSW-xZnoI8aSNhIaxMj0R-6yyu8jXpG81ZGoikbGBPi_IsGMt2EKZm12RMl6xXU4uPZtFCstsuR991kukQ9sqJetIfJGCbSAoNFrmD96FJLWhdFsJ7-0jqXq-e93muyXoSXubGPRNpW892ymWgaoXYRCIuGQTO3SpYohZ8qhILhgw0tRegiXfG1NaVAB2RoDFDRP5MCVvtMHgXA7MLdWL-nWl4DK-HXD4M3uqSZ-84E7z8WNVkgVYPsyVkhDyX5q1Pvx4z4skupUC6C64yiv5pfoytZiinh9xRnJ2XJ01U39dcXyk2y1bCLmpJaAbrpTW5C62Izo6I0u7PPAZsJQVrCzv4yM6OiNbQ_CEy7Kg9MHjj-sjaWym
* Ubuntu 20.04: https://atpscan.global.hornetsecurity.com/index.php?atp_str=XbnI4fvoACf6_0K4Cd1dpTcQRw9wsQ6Bi0NtduYal-3WieZAjZCKvpaLEYd3oEh5-Tsl85pV9LukbTj8GAjZzwj1xnAdG5MJQVdCRKmWvakBpsT-ygyyXsX208fdqsTjC_9_Ob0XbOKbrwBaL8J6CYmQzpN1FXcbp_oYFss4yZskwQAbe8_XwAq1N1f4PB9kJPeUadM6tKYtdYLp-26DbcoMZ8NQG9Ldq8JK4wfYkdCxtD3v_qXLz8GdAHcVKnc1mnzvA1Ho9ybQgAPxv-OwoN2223Yw6Ko-sF_tig34UwXiUrgLoAwqrLEkZpYEKVwIvD_RY2hYIeAq4RXByksQLq2J3kN0FzLCq7l4mJnk1S9DRy7Q3O__TKpNHxwaQpe_-rO2FWU7fM_ZJtB9HteYgdIZLohe7035Izo6Iy5icVymqpUYpPBr-yM6OiPrKOaOrbRSvoF5WI9Mv03H
* Debian 12: https://atpscan.global.hornetsecurity.com/index.php?atp_str=5qf1LgopoAE9qWfFJKgCShJ9gW_wU-F8RoEti6s6jjeEpLd3xD565HURjSNa1PJlsAmBkvjaRYAWtDzvKXppZ8L7YycKYv1awNsyDSHSdJFMUaEGayhW3zltcO68iDTisfeUau-DWVPlgSuiDzF94brpIdopPv7VLQ63nHeppnpDf7Tz-7XZ9pSEbAt4ZXSgIDRMO92-yWcGQECCvec49b_emd4wRw2RVHlTFeGlwrhkqzFsLFt4uNWazDnA-EPTvnyNwwQAqpQ9I4oPI0-zM_3PSTkK7NlYLnYq7XmpppcfojoJogrGm60wzcie9xipEbt-KR-VyBBkdlp-sEisVua7nOJ6Rx0scBxvoOswQYW4yBkL5961ovone0iKf_h5H3w1iklyvAuJOvCzcw_aBFmxRCM6OiMJSLh_EF-hn3SmJBUjOjojfCHHWGyK-sncWHPmxL7KwA
* AlmaLinux 8: https://atpscan.global.hornetsecurity.com/index.php?atp_str=ClEn-nNu1gVDp-kj_cLZD3t_JrrTnMTNtOG2IL5jM-I3tKCyGLKeHhk9LXlwwOLcYHQ2rBHG7atob7WTW4FTr7KXtijKMa9Dqeqela9l5uXLwGMe5e8M9oRsR4DpoC1vA0GXMTqcx8kLlpFfiD7cIIFOnxSfNT7tYaH03_3K3siC_veBfRc6pVGG6r4kkfiM5dF0zwDPK60ZqPaZoWVlmJU4EAKbH0yT3iBOMZKdOBqiqsTABXqTVKwgcBAsRVpqbwEVGO01RdTtPApmiPAkR8VnQciVGz_VG67J5EAEPMj0lQ8Ne1g2xV3V6yH3xNf-gNIRf4WQFoSMIt8mflqMC_-tUE-5bBYnfDVxZAwjpTzkU2q3VX_h8DSNaRvAcLxWrpB06ga382fkLR54ELmDLVHit1lbjN-fPr0uR3uKIKqgNiM6OiM9h2jOE0o0-6DFcDIjOjojQn33qzA5SzzUXDZWoyTLVA
* AlmaLinux 9: https://atpscan.global.hornetsecurity.com/index.php?atp_str=82EQn6mpUmYsP_7q-iWguEPdmFQAAnlYhFT1h8aJgNJtoinF1KqfpxQjzKW3Vr3DGQu3k2v-DlfvCWPtK38TYVm2iEINHK_2X3bJDHmBO7cb-93B5nlb8wV3i97Z7CW-oBCv8A-LrdzdKE-VDNFXfoG7iO0Cg0zXFB0vux7-IPheKIyEGkWm97vsfFhlfqiI-_mkapox4KYLD773FVkWLpXxzwuODRmfT2Ht8Qe1q1q0FMbF0Z_Q0_ex2oOx_I7CcYJZS8WrvGt7BeLTJS1CNBmD6fReu1a1dOnqL_bH3U5Hycl1Cx_NEQWBpHX1HVQ4gkLlqfx8ZA0y-8fRnQL-ePeK2sul8Vh-J3kVv5yRxyfDtS7ump0gPt5pf9tWj0JhKeDk9Fk9zAlkS0Jvgw7i3RPh-Pt4MP7GJQfORdu3jqX7diM6OiPvD56KrGqKEa45YMYjOjojveKmOPYKHOOASmM_MaNOJw
* OpenSUSE 15: https://atpscan.global.hornetsecurity.com/index.php?atp_str=vA1BN0O_OS9fsliIb2Ip-EO7uv6Td2Aut8uF7U28-AcdyOThwyXlONnK22PSOa_v1lFKVTSalUBeUDKZ0kIKmHr4JMwF9QA4Qo2IbwYihF5yCYCDrTwDHPVlAPNN-imFrSIzbf_RxfFRbh1V9oM9NOL3KkvgAGoChoXbHda9UFgmPILuCzy3w0MsXJuKVUvBwfiva0-lTlgfwusaS2_cCqlUBVlI1yBFhjSOprTBkpau7th_fvV8z4ajgpxlxqUmKW-mwUN6XxrVstcp6NDBq_UxIUXMChTLHjDv9Gto6tDRKMo8_Dikv1x8x2edGiAZQtewBwXdWQIRoFx5zLMI9ir1R5xB3EmEBQfkiCg5VjKI9dEnGcJMT84Oa44XJCEbHiAvSZeZHILM5VBpstn3lzgmiE_O52uQ1vpNiMG_LT_5Ks2yqEuKyeZoTiM6OiPBQ_cHrmpWx_Ob6GcjOjojKMwQmjhBVZ6rz-4PTZIQcw
Regards.
________________________________
From: Marty Godsey <ma...@rudio.net>
Sent: Tuesday, August 6, 2024 01:32
To: users@cloudstack.apache.org <us...@cloudstack.apache.org>
Subject: Recommended Way to Add template
Hello All,
I usually create a new compute template on another XCP server, export and import the disk. This works fine, but as you can imagine, it has extra steps.
How does everyone else do this? Do you create the VM in CS as an Admin and convert?
Regards,
Marty Godsey
Re: Recommended Way to Add template
Posted by Rohit Yadav <ro...@shapeblue.com>.
Hi Marty, yes indeed those are KVM (qcow2) images.
Regards.
________________________________
From: Marty Godsey <ma...@rudio.net>
Sent: Wednesday, August 7, 2024 20:36
To: users@cloudstack.apache.org <us...@cloudstack.apache.org>
Subject: Re: Recommended Way to Add template
Rohit,
Those are the KVM images you linked?
Regards,
Marty Godsey
From: Rohit Yadav <ro...@shapeblue.com>
Date: Tuesday, August 6, 2024 at 12:19 AM
To: users@cloudstack.apache.org <us...@cloudstack.apache.org>
Subject: Re: Recommended Way to Add template
WARNING: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.
Hi Marty,
I usually use distro-vendor provided cloud-init templates [1] as I'm using KVM based infra (the .img/qcow2 works out of the box). Otherwise, for other hypervisors I either convert them to vhd or vmdk/ova; or create an instance in CloudStack using ISO, enable cloud-init or cloudbase-init (windows), and shutdown the VM and export/convert the root disk of the VM as a template.
[1]
* Ubuntu 24.04: https://atpscan.global.hornetsecurity.com/index.php?atp_str=W_UCYK1R8TI4LL-dxx_7zxrotSnMzlp8nmB010wlgIj1ykc1oJ9Ot8JAmhJ195dz9cf1MlVnV5VX165lOr4gEHeyPRqNzg52b-EFLjF7Uyub-t2YtGrKOKgheflsiOUZGGzYRB8nkEx0YFnSP1S0R1MfL3E8N-UpDuubfBpT8ecw7_-PJEU5djsPhz24O0q6F8s8gShwLcLHmmY-N7-jCSEnW49EbFfyL-uL-ueCBHi8ivkriiofLuZ4UHg351E_ZgIS0YW6e0V04EEzWHUpB3p-sMmqYNI2cqQEYBc7bry-nuzI1AIT7qAALiy12A3vsK2Ug84Xq1pvGEE2MejfkZjU0A1K_XrSOLssLC7Qt7TFbYKyXOjAsMVWbO_shbsnAL035hEf8b4xZyUKaztjNjDO4vWcnysVIzo6Iy4tbHMHx3Xvz1p_FSM6OiNWCyZL7aqArXFSWnqqOfJh
* Ubuntu 22.04: https://atpscan.global.hornetsecurity.com/index.php?atp_str=nQ_BK8xuKGv9DqMw8pYIGzgku50CpiR2VPS7MXmfipYYS8kPnmrp_WTaLBd-bXTLv5SHRxMFTM3YX0Yl5Gez7GwRny3vSW-xZnoI8aSNhIaxMj0R-6yyu8jXpG81ZGoikbGBPi_IsGMt2EKZm12RMl6xXU4uPZtFCstsuR991kukQ9sqJetIfJGCbSAoNFrmD96FJLWhdFsJ7-0jqXq-e93muyXoSXubGPRNpW892ymWgaoXYRCIuGQTO3SpYohZ8qhILhgw0tRegiXfG1NaVAB2RoDFDRP5MCVvtMHgXA7MLdWL-nWl4DK-HXD4M3uqSZ-84E7z8WNVkgVYPsyVkhDyX5q1Pvx4z4skupUC6C64yiv5pfoytZiinh9xRnJ2XJ01U39dcXyk2y1bCLmpJaAbrpTW5C62Izo6I0u7PPAZsJQVrCzv4yM6OiNbQ_CEy7Kg9MHjj-sjaWym
* Ubuntu 20.04: https://atpscan.global.hornetsecurity.com/index.php?atp_str=XbnI4fvoACf6_0K4Cd1dpTcQRw9wsQ6Bi0NtduYal-3WieZAjZCKvpaLEYd3oEh5-Tsl85pV9LukbTj8GAjZzwj1xnAdG5MJQVdCRKmWvakBpsT-ygyyXsX208fdqsTjC_9_Ob0XbOKbrwBaL8J6CYmQzpN1FXcbp_oYFss4yZskwQAbe8_XwAq1N1f4PB9kJPeUadM6tKYtdYLp-26DbcoMZ8NQG9Ldq8JK4wfYkdCxtD3v_qXLz8GdAHcVKnc1mnzvA1Ho9ybQgAPxv-OwoN2223Yw6Ko-sF_tig34UwXiUrgLoAwqrLEkZpYEKVwIvD_RY2hYIeAq4RXByksQLq2J3kN0FzLCq7l4mJnk1S9DRy7Q3O__TKpNHxwaQpe_-rO2FWU7fM_ZJtB9HteYgdIZLohe7035Izo6Iy5icVymqpUYpPBr-yM6OiPrKOaOrbRSvoF5WI9Mv03H
* Debian 12: https://atpscan.global.hornetsecurity.com/index.php?atp_str=5qf1LgopoAE9qWfFJKgCShJ9gW_wU-F8RoEti6s6jjeEpLd3xD565HURjSNa1PJlsAmBkvjaRYAWtDzvKXppZ8L7YycKYv1awNsyDSHSdJFMUaEGayhW3zltcO68iDTisfeUau-DWVPlgSuiDzF94brpIdopPv7VLQ63nHeppnpDf7Tz-7XZ9pSEbAt4ZXSgIDRMO92-yWcGQECCvec49b_emd4wRw2RVHlTFeGlwrhkqzFsLFt4uNWazDnA-EPTvnyNwwQAqpQ9I4oPI0-zM_3PSTkK7NlYLnYq7XmpppcfojoJogrGm60wzcie9xipEbt-KR-VyBBkdlp-sEisVua7nOJ6Rx0scBxvoOswQYW4yBkL5961ovone0iKf_h5H3w1iklyvAuJOvCzcw_aBFmxRCM6OiMJSLh_EF-hn3SmJBUjOjojfCHHWGyK-sncWHPmxL7KwA
* AlmaLinux 8: https://atpscan.global.hornetsecurity.com/index.php?atp_str=ClEn-nNu1gVDp-kj_cLZD3t_JrrTnMTNtOG2IL5jM-I3tKCyGLKeHhk9LXlwwOLcYHQ2rBHG7atob7WTW4FTr7KXtijKMa9Dqeqela9l5uXLwGMe5e8M9oRsR4DpoC1vA0GXMTqcx8kLlpFfiD7cIIFOnxSfNT7tYaH03_3K3siC_veBfRc6pVGG6r4kkfiM5dF0zwDPK60ZqPaZoWVlmJU4EAKbH0yT3iBOMZKdOBqiqsTABXqTVKwgcBAsRVpqbwEVGO01RdTtPApmiPAkR8VnQciVGz_VG67J5EAEPMj0lQ8Ne1g2xV3V6yH3xNf-gNIRf4WQFoSMIt8mflqMC_-tUE-5bBYnfDVxZAwjpTzkU2q3VX_h8DSNaRvAcLxWrpB06ga382fkLR54ELmDLVHit1lbjN-fPr0uR3uKIKqgNiM6OiM9h2jOE0o0-6DFcDIjOjojQn33qzA5SzzUXDZWoyTLVA
* AlmaLinux 9: https://atpscan.global.hornetsecurity.com/index.php?atp_str=82EQn6mpUmYsP_7q-iWguEPdmFQAAnlYhFT1h8aJgNJtoinF1KqfpxQjzKW3Vr3DGQu3k2v-DlfvCWPtK38TYVm2iEINHK_2X3bJDHmBO7cb-93B5nlb8wV3i97Z7CW-oBCv8A-LrdzdKE-VDNFXfoG7iO0Cg0zXFB0vux7-IPheKIyEGkWm97vsfFhlfqiI-_mkapox4KYLD773FVkWLpXxzwuODRmfT2Ht8Qe1q1q0FMbF0Z_Q0_ex2oOx_I7CcYJZS8WrvGt7BeLTJS1CNBmD6fReu1a1dOnqL_bH3U5Hycl1Cx_NEQWBpHX1HVQ4gkLlqfx8ZA0y-8fRnQL-ePeK2sul8Vh-J3kVv5yRxyfDtS7ump0gPt5pf9tWj0JhKeDk9Fk9zAlkS0Jvgw7i3RPh-Pt4MP7GJQfORdu3jqX7diM6OiPvD56KrGqKEa45YMYjOjojveKmOPYKHOOASmM_MaNOJw
* OpenSUSE 15: https://atpscan.global.hornetsecurity.com/index.php?atp_str=vA1BN0O_OS9fsliIb2Ip-EO7uv6Td2Aut8uF7U28-AcdyOThwyXlONnK22PSOa_v1lFKVTSalUBeUDKZ0kIKmHr4JMwF9QA4Qo2IbwYihF5yCYCDrTwDHPVlAPNN-imFrSIzbf_RxfFRbh1V9oM9NOL3KkvgAGoChoXbHda9UFgmPILuCzy3w0MsXJuKVUvBwfiva0-lTlgfwusaS2_cCqlUBVlI1yBFhjSOprTBkpau7th_fvV8z4ajgpxlxqUmKW-mwUN6XxrVstcp6NDBq_UxIUXMChTLHjDv9Gto6tDRKMo8_Dikv1x8x2edGiAZQtewBwXdWQIRoFx5zLMI9ir1R5xB3EmEBQfkiCg5VjKI9dEnGcJMT84Oa44XJCEbHiAvSZeZHILM5VBpstn3lzgmiE_O52uQ1vpNiMG_LT_5Ks2yqEuKyeZoTiM6OiPBQ_cHrmpWx_Ob6GcjOjojKMwQmjhBVZ6rz-4PTZIQcw
Regards.
________________________________
From: Marty Godsey <ma...@rudio.net>
Sent: Tuesday, August 6, 2024 01:32
To: users@cloudstack.apache.org <us...@cloudstack.apache.org>
Subject: Recommended Way to Add template
Hello All,
I usually create a new compute template on another XCP server, export and import the disk. This works fine, but as you can imagine, it has extra steps.
How does everyone else do this? Do you create the VM in CS as an Admin and convert?
Regards,
Marty Godsey
Re: Recommended Way to Add template
Posted by Marty Godsey <ma...@rudio.net>.
Rohit,
Those are the KVM images you linked?
Regards,
Marty Godsey
From: Rohit Yadav <ro...@shapeblue.com>
Date: Tuesday, August 6, 2024 at 12:19 AM
To: users@cloudstack.apache.org <us...@cloudstack.apache.org>
Subject: Re: Recommended Way to Add template
WARNING: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.
Hi Marty,
I usually use distro-vendor provided cloud-init templates [1] as I'm using KVM based infra (the .img/qcow2 works out of the box). Otherwise, for other hypervisors I either convert them to vhd or vmdk/ova; or create an instance in CloudStack using ISO, enable cloud-init or cloudbase-init (windows), and shutdown the VM and export/convert the root disk of the VM as a template.
[1]
* Ubuntu 24.04: https://atpscan.global.hornetsecurity.com/index.php?atp_str=W_UCYK1R8TI4LL-dxx_7zxrotSnMzlp8nmB010wlgIj1ykc1oJ9Ot8JAmhJ195dz9cf1MlVnV5VX165lOr4gEHeyPRqNzg52b-EFLjF7Uyub-t2YtGrKOKgheflsiOUZGGzYRB8nkEx0YFnSP1S0R1MfL3E8N-UpDuubfBpT8ecw7_-PJEU5djsPhz24O0q6F8s8gShwLcLHmmY-N7-jCSEnW49EbFfyL-uL-ueCBHi8ivkriiofLuZ4UHg351E_ZgIS0YW6e0V04EEzWHUpB3p-sMmqYNI2cqQEYBc7bry-nuzI1AIT7qAALiy12A3vsK2Ug84Xq1pvGEE2MejfkZjU0A1K_XrSOLssLC7Qt7TFbYKyXOjAsMVWbO_shbsnAL035hEf8b4xZyUKaztjNjDO4vWcnysVIzo6Iy4tbHMHx3Xvz1p_FSM6OiNWCyZL7aqArXFSWnqqOfJh
* Ubuntu 22.04: https://atpscan.global.hornetsecurity.com/index.php?atp_str=nQ_BK8xuKGv9DqMw8pYIGzgku50CpiR2VPS7MXmfipYYS8kPnmrp_WTaLBd-bXTLv5SHRxMFTM3YX0Yl5Gez7GwRny3vSW-xZnoI8aSNhIaxMj0R-6yyu8jXpG81ZGoikbGBPi_IsGMt2EKZm12RMl6xXU4uPZtFCstsuR991kukQ9sqJetIfJGCbSAoNFrmD96FJLWhdFsJ7-0jqXq-e93muyXoSXubGPRNpW892ymWgaoXYRCIuGQTO3SpYohZ8qhILhgw0tRegiXfG1NaVAB2RoDFDRP5MCVvtMHgXA7MLdWL-nWl4DK-HXD4M3uqSZ-84E7z8WNVkgVYPsyVkhDyX5q1Pvx4z4skupUC6C64yiv5pfoytZiinh9xRnJ2XJ01U39dcXyk2y1bCLmpJaAbrpTW5C62Izo6I0u7PPAZsJQVrCzv4yM6OiNbQ_CEy7Kg9MHjj-sjaWym
* Ubuntu 20.04: https://atpscan.global.hornetsecurity.com/index.php?atp_str=XbnI4fvoACf6_0K4Cd1dpTcQRw9wsQ6Bi0NtduYal-3WieZAjZCKvpaLEYd3oEh5-Tsl85pV9LukbTj8GAjZzwj1xnAdG5MJQVdCRKmWvakBpsT-ygyyXsX208fdqsTjC_9_Ob0XbOKbrwBaL8J6CYmQzpN1FXcbp_oYFss4yZskwQAbe8_XwAq1N1f4PB9kJPeUadM6tKYtdYLp-26DbcoMZ8NQG9Ldq8JK4wfYkdCxtD3v_qXLz8GdAHcVKnc1mnzvA1Ho9ybQgAPxv-OwoN2223Yw6Ko-sF_tig34UwXiUrgLoAwqrLEkZpYEKVwIvD_RY2hYIeAq4RXByksQLq2J3kN0FzLCq7l4mJnk1S9DRy7Q3O__TKpNHxwaQpe_-rO2FWU7fM_ZJtB9HteYgdIZLohe7035Izo6Iy5icVymqpUYpPBr-yM6OiPrKOaOrbRSvoF5WI9Mv03H
* Debian 12: https://atpscan.global.hornetsecurity.com/index.php?atp_str=5qf1LgopoAE9qWfFJKgCShJ9gW_wU-F8RoEti6s6jjeEpLd3xD565HURjSNa1PJlsAmBkvjaRYAWtDzvKXppZ8L7YycKYv1awNsyDSHSdJFMUaEGayhW3zltcO68iDTisfeUau-DWVPlgSuiDzF94brpIdopPv7VLQ63nHeppnpDf7Tz-7XZ9pSEbAt4ZXSgIDRMO92-yWcGQECCvec49b_emd4wRw2RVHlTFeGlwrhkqzFsLFt4uNWazDnA-EPTvnyNwwQAqpQ9I4oPI0-zM_3PSTkK7NlYLnYq7XmpppcfojoJogrGm60wzcie9xipEbt-KR-VyBBkdlp-sEisVua7nOJ6Rx0scBxvoOswQYW4yBkL5961ovone0iKf_h5H3w1iklyvAuJOvCzcw_aBFmxRCM6OiMJSLh_EF-hn3SmJBUjOjojfCHHWGyK-sncWHPmxL7KwA
* AlmaLinux 8: https://atpscan.global.hornetsecurity.com/index.php?atp_str=ClEn-nNu1gVDp-kj_cLZD3t_JrrTnMTNtOG2IL5jM-I3tKCyGLKeHhk9LXlwwOLcYHQ2rBHG7atob7WTW4FTr7KXtijKMa9Dqeqela9l5uXLwGMe5e8M9oRsR4DpoC1vA0GXMTqcx8kLlpFfiD7cIIFOnxSfNT7tYaH03_3K3siC_veBfRc6pVGG6r4kkfiM5dF0zwDPK60ZqPaZoWVlmJU4EAKbH0yT3iBOMZKdOBqiqsTABXqTVKwgcBAsRVpqbwEVGO01RdTtPApmiPAkR8VnQciVGz_VG67J5EAEPMj0lQ8Ne1g2xV3V6yH3xNf-gNIRf4WQFoSMIt8mflqMC_-tUE-5bBYnfDVxZAwjpTzkU2q3VX_h8DSNaRvAcLxWrpB06ga382fkLR54ELmDLVHit1lbjN-fPr0uR3uKIKqgNiM6OiM9h2jOE0o0-6DFcDIjOjojQn33qzA5SzzUXDZWoyTLVA
* AlmaLinux 9: https://atpscan.global.hornetsecurity.com/index.php?atp_str=82EQn6mpUmYsP_7q-iWguEPdmFQAAnlYhFT1h8aJgNJtoinF1KqfpxQjzKW3Vr3DGQu3k2v-DlfvCWPtK38TYVm2iEINHK_2X3bJDHmBO7cb-93B5nlb8wV3i97Z7CW-oBCv8A-LrdzdKE-VDNFXfoG7iO0Cg0zXFB0vux7-IPheKIyEGkWm97vsfFhlfqiI-_mkapox4KYLD773FVkWLpXxzwuODRmfT2Ht8Qe1q1q0FMbF0Z_Q0_ex2oOx_I7CcYJZS8WrvGt7BeLTJS1CNBmD6fReu1a1dOnqL_bH3U5Hycl1Cx_NEQWBpHX1HVQ4gkLlqfx8ZA0y-8fRnQL-ePeK2sul8Vh-J3kVv5yRxyfDtS7ump0gPt5pf9tWj0JhKeDk9Fk9zAlkS0Jvgw7i3RPh-Pt4MP7GJQfORdu3jqX7diM6OiPvD56KrGqKEa45YMYjOjojveKmOPYKHOOASmM_MaNOJw
* OpenSUSE 15: https://atpscan.global.hornetsecurity.com/index.php?atp_str=vA1BN0O_OS9fsliIb2Ip-EO7uv6Td2Aut8uF7U28-AcdyOThwyXlONnK22PSOa_v1lFKVTSalUBeUDKZ0kIKmHr4JMwF9QA4Qo2IbwYihF5yCYCDrTwDHPVlAPNN-imFrSIzbf_RxfFRbh1V9oM9NOL3KkvgAGoChoXbHda9UFgmPILuCzy3w0MsXJuKVUvBwfiva0-lTlgfwusaS2_cCqlUBVlI1yBFhjSOprTBkpau7th_fvV8z4ajgpxlxqUmKW-mwUN6XxrVstcp6NDBq_UxIUXMChTLHjDv9Gto6tDRKMo8_Dikv1x8x2edGiAZQtewBwXdWQIRoFx5zLMI9ir1R5xB3EmEBQfkiCg5VjKI9dEnGcJMT84Oa44XJCEbHiAvSZeZHILM5VBpstn3lzgmiE_O52uQ1vpNiMG_LT_5Ks2yqEuKyeZoTiM6OiPBQ_cHrmpWx_Ob6GcjOjojKMwQmjhBVZ6rz-4PTZIQcw
Regards.
________________________________
From: Marty Godsey <ma...@rudio.net>
Sent: Tuesday, August 6, 2024 01:32
To: users@cloudstack.apache.org <us...@cloudstack.apache.org>
Subject: Recommended Way to Add template
Hello All,
I usually create a new compute template on another XCP server, export and import the disk. This works fine, but as you can imagine, it has extra steps.
How does everyone else do this? Do you create the VM in CS as an Admin and convert?
Regards,
Marty Godsey
Re: Recommended Way to Add template
Posted by Rohit Yadav <ro...@shapeblue.com>.
Hi Marty,
I usually use distro-vendor provided cloud-init templates [1] as I'm using KVM based infra (the .img/qcow2 works out of the box). Otherwise, for other hypervisors I either convert them to vhd or vmdk/ova; or create an instance in CloudStack using ISO, enable cloud-init or cloudbase-init (windows), and shutdown the VM and export/convert the root disk of the VM as a template.
[1]
* Ubuntu 24.04: https://cloud-images.ubuntu.com/releases/24.04/release/ubuntu-24.04-server-cloudimg-amd64.img
* Ubuntu 22.04: https://cloud-images.ubuntu.com/releases/22.04/release/ubuntu-22.04-server-cloudimg-amd64.img
* Ubuntu 20.04: https://cloud-images.ubuntu.com/releases/20.04/release/ubuntu-20.04-server-cloudimg-amd64.img
* Debian 12: https://cloud.debian.org/images/cloud/bookworm/latest/debian-12-genericcloud-amd64.qcow2
* AlmaLinux 8: https://repo.almalinux.org/almalinux/8/cloud/x86_64/images/AlmaLinux-8-GenericCloud-latest.x86_64.qcow2
* AlmaLinux 9: https://repo.almalinux.org/almalinux/9/cloud/x86_64/images/AlmaLinux-9-GenericCloud-latest.x86_64.qcow2
* OpenSUSE 15: https://download.opensuse.org/distribution/leap/15.5/appliances/openSUSE-Leap-15.5-Minimal-VM.x86_64-Cloud.qcow2
Regards.
________________________________
From: Marty Godsey <ma...@rudio.net>
Sent: Tuesday, August 6, 2024 01:32
To: users@cloudstack.apache.org <us...@cloudstack.apache.org>
Subject: Recommended Way to Add template
Hello All,
I usually create a new compute template on another XCP server, export and import the disk. This works fine, but as you can imagine, it has extra steps.
How does everyone else do this? Do you create the VM in CS as an Admin and convert?
Regards,
Marty Godsey
Re: Recommended Way to Add template
Posted by jordan j <yo...@gmail.com>.
Hello Marty,
Indeed we create the vms on CS from ISO and then convert. So far I have not
found another way.
I know there is a cloudstack module for Packer
https://developer.hashicorp.com/packer/integrations/hashicorp/cloudstack/latest/components/builder/cloudstack
but I have not tried it.
Best regards,
Jordan
On Mon, Aug 5, 2024 at 11:04 PM Marty Godsey <ma...@rudio.net> wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> I usually create a new compute template on another XCP server, export and
> import the disk. This works fine, but as you can imagine, it has extra
> steps.
>
> How does everyone else do this? Do you create the VM in CS as an Admin and
> convert?
>
> Regards,
> Marty Godsey
>
>