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Heiko L. | 29 Mar 2013 18:51
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Re: [convirt-users] convirt2 forum major problems

...2 years later...

> I received confirmation email, and now
> waiting on forum admin to approve.  This was last month...

me too...

http://www.convirture.com/forums/ seen to be orphaned.

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The flowering season seen to be any time ago.
That's a pity.

Heiko (seeking alternativ now)

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Brian Taber | 8 Sep 2011 21:17
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[convirt-users] convirt2 forum major problems

I have been trying to get assistance with a bug in convirtu, but it is
impossible to do so:

I signed up for the forums at http://www.convirture.com/forums/ (which
took forever because the captcha is impossible to read, took literally
37 tries to finally signup).  I received confirmation email, and now
waiting on forum admin to approve.  This was last month...

I almost had my employer sold on this software, ready to buy it, and it
is falling apart since it is impossible to get any support with a
software bug with your available support options.

What am I missing?  

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jd | 15 Dec 2010 21:12
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[convirt-users] ConVirt 2.0.1 Open Source Released.

We are pleased to announce availability of ConVirt 2.0.1 open
source. We would like to thank ConVirt user community for their
continuing participation and support. This release incorporates
feedback gathered from the community over last few months. 

To learn more about the release, please visit http://bit.ly/hZbHvW 

Thanks
ConVirt Team

      
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Badoo | 21 Nov 2010 19:02
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[convirt-users] Gilberto Nunes Nunes deixou uma mensagem para você no Badoo!

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LE PALLEC Kevin | 12 Aug 2010 15:03
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[convirt-users] General information

Hello, 

I need some information about ConVirt:
- Does it's support Citrix XenServer 5.6, Oracle VM 2.2, RHEV 2.2 which
are based on KVM and XEN hypervisor, if it's the case can ConVirt
upgrage hypervisor with the web based console ?

- Can It support public cloud such as EC2 ... and if its the case how or
with which plugin ?

- How many host server, vm, could be suported by ConVirt ?

- How much memory and disk space does it need to handle an average
infrastructure ?

- ConVirt support alert and notification when a problem accur, but when
a task or schedule task is finished notification are possible ?

- Is it possible to update virtualisation platform with ConVirt such as
update Xen 3.4 to 4.0 with Convirt ?

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jd | 20 Jul 2010 17:26
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[convirt-users] Convirture : Customer Advisory Council Announcement

Hi Guys
    Check this out. This would be a great opportunity to give your feedback and share experience on a continuous bases.

 http://www.convirture.com/blog/2010/announcements/customer-advisory-council-announcement/

I highly recommend all users to participate here.
Thanks
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Joel Merrick | 10 Jun 2010 14:03
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[convirt-users] HA / Failover Questions

Hi all

I'm wondering about the HA aspect of convirture, let me list some failure cases;

1) A given VM host dies.. how do the VMs on that machine get
migrated/failed over to other live VM hosts.
2) Convirture management node dies.. what are the HA options for this?

I can achieve storage HA by using Openfiler, or DRBD replication /
heartbeat of the storage node, so that's ok.

Thanks!
Joel

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Jesús M. Navarro | 5 Jun 2010 16:16

[convirt-users] guests lacking info after config file import

Hi list:

I'm using convirt 2.0 + patch bundle 1 on a test environment: Debian "Lenny" 
with Xen for virtualization servers; paravirtualized guests and cLVM for 
shared storage.

Since I already have production virtualization environment I started my tests 
importing the config files for some of our (at the moment unused) virtual 
guests.  Import procedure went OK (more or less: there were some minor 
problems with regards of managing white spaces and/or multiline definitions, 
but nothing non-obvious).

Once the definition imported, the info page for the virtual machine will show 
no info neither for "Guest OS" (which I quite of understand) nor for "Virtual 
CPUs" (I don't understand this one since it's right there, on the config).

On the other hand, it seems non posible to properly "integrate" the imported 
config within "standard" convirt management tools: the "edit settings" option 
does nothing, so you are stuck with managing the guest by means of the "Edit 
Virtual Machine Config File", both suboptimal and misleading since the option 
*won't* edit the config file but the imported version within the convirt 
database.

By the way, while understandable, the "import config file and manage it from 
the database from then on" seems a bit like burning your ships.  Being that 
convirt is basically a "stateless" management tool (which I honour as being 
one of its strong points -while a bit more on the conciliation side between 
known state and reality would be quite worthy) it would be very interesting 
some kind of "export" button or script that would produce valid config files 
for the guests in case the user wants or needs to get free from the tool
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Jesús M. Navarro | 5 Jun 2010 15:47

[convirt-users] An "X" on managed virt servers

Hi, list:

I'm using convirt 2.0 + patch bundle 1 on a test environment: Debian "Lenny" 
with Xen for virtualization servers; paravirtualized guests and cLVM for 
shared storage.

Within the management interface the virtualization servers appear with an "X" 
within a circle no matter if they are up or down (I'm using Iceweasel 3.0.6 
for web browser) which seems either a bug or an interface inconsistence since 
virtual machines do offer either an "on" or "off" button depending on their 
known state.

Is this a known issue?

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Jesús M. Navarro | 5 Jun 2010 15:22

[convirt-users] Convirt for production environments

Hi list:

After following the install process for Convirt 2.0 community version (plus 
patch bundle 1 and some "glitches" with regards of me using a Debian "Lenny" 
server) my test enviro works more or less OK.

But while it seems quite OK for a test environment it seems not so good for a 
production one.  Some questions rise:

1) Is there any FAQ, Howto, etc. with regards of "properly" start convirt 
daemon-mode? i.e.: using apache plus mod_wsgi; not using paster 
with "development.ini"; not having such strong dependencies on environment 
variables but config entries, etc.

2) Install: current install procedures depend heavily on gaining access to the 
Internet and downloading quite a lot of Python modules which may or may not 
be reachable at the moment of installation, pushed forward to a new version, 
etc. all of this on its own tg2env which may or may not be shareable with 
other apps in the box.

3) Upgrade and promotion: is there any outlined protocol for proper upgrade? 
i.e.: upgrading from 0.x to 2.x is a matter of "start anew"; current patch 
policy is cummulative; what will happen when/if you produce a future "patch 
bundle 2"? will it be "pushable" on top of a patch bundle 1 + some patches?  
Will it be a proper migration path from 2.0 to a future 2.1?

4) Feature cutting: on previous releases command line access was avaliable 
while for 2.0, ACLs, command line and programmatic remote access (by means of 
XML-RPC) have been "pushed away" to the "enterprise version" (even more, it 
seems to be a 'post-facto' decision at the view of some "remainders" about
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Jesús M. Navarro | 5 Jun 2010 14:45

[convirt-users] Unable to migrate guests from failing hosts

Hi, list:

I'm in the process of evaluating convirt (2.0 plus patch bundle 1) and, while 
for the most part it looks very promising there are some "nuisances".

My environment is based on Xen over Debian "Lenny" virtualization servers 
(Dom0) and (mainly) Debian Lenny paravirtualizated guests (DomU) on cLVM for 
shared storage.

We have n+1 Dom0's so in case of malfunction, maintenance stop, etc. we can 
always start the guests from the offending server on the spare one.

Now: if I simulate malfunction of one of our Dom0's (pull the cord) and I try 
to "move away" by hand all its guests to our spare server the operation rises 
an error: "(113, No route to host)" so not only I lose the virt server and 
all its guests but there's no way to recover (except for direct mangling of 
the underlying database, I suppouse).

Is this a known bug? Is it expected for this behaviour to change in future 
releases?

A related issue is that once the Dom0 is recovered its depending guests 
won't "autostart" (of course, for this to work properly the starting server 
should "conciliate" which guests it's expected to turn on in order to avoid 
turning on the same guest on two servers at the time).

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