Xen Orchestra v4.11 ova
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Yep, I let it upload over the weekend, and I've now got an ova publicly available for anyone who wants to try it out. I made the ova file with VirtualBox, but you should be able to import it to your favorite platform. Now, onto the important bits.
Download Size: 2.7 GB
Hard Drive: SATA 40GB VMDK
Network: NAT/DHCP
RAM: 2GB (You could drop this to 1GB, needed the extra for compiling everything.)
Server Port: 8080
Normal User: tech (tech types on gui login page)
Pass: default
Root: changemeA quick usage note. To start the server open a command prompt. Running it as a service didn't work the first time, so I just added it to the tech accounts .bashrc (I was doing this over an evening of my own time, give me a break!)
Edit: The hard drive IS thin provisioned, and only uses 6.12 GB currently.
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40GB .....
the base install ask for an 8GB partition unless you have more than 5000 VM's you're managing...
Can you scale it down and re-upload it?
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@DustinB3403 said:
40GB .....
the base install ask for an 8GB partition unless you have more than 5000 VM's you're managing...
Can you scale it down and re-upload it?
I can make it somewhat smaller, it currently uses 6.12 GB so I suppose I could tone it down to say 12GB. It'll take 2 days to upload again, so be patient please!
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Thank you!
The community will greatly appreciate it.
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@DustinB3403 said:
Thank you!
The community will greatly appreciate it.
As long as you thin provision, it's all the same.
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@scottalanmiller said:
@DustinB3403 said:
Thank you!
The community will greatly appreciate it.
As long as you thin provision, it's all the same.
Yep, it is thin provisioned currently, just didn't mention that in my initial notes.
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Then don't bother changing anything.
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Where is the link? o_0
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If I start using it properly I'll re-roll this as a minimal install. Now that I've used it a bit I don't know why I bothered with even a lightweight gui. Next time I'll see how small I can make it.
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@travisdh1 Can you get it fixed so it runs a service too?
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@anonymous said:
@travisdh1 Can you get it fixed so it runs a service too?
Next time. I didn't put an init script for it together as this one was just the first step. If I continue to use it I'll definitely clean it up, make it smaller, and hopefully get an easy-to-deploy init or systemd startup script running as well.
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@anonymous said:
@travisdh1 Can you get it fixed so it runs a service too?
use forever and it will run, well, forever
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Sadly this didn't work for me
