[one-users] Suspending virtual machines (ONe vs. virsh) and wake-on-lan.

[Ruben S. Montero]

Hi


> My questions:
>
> 1) If a kvm process is thus suspended by virsh, is there any way
> to recover it via opennebula? "onevm resume" looks for
> the checkpoint file which is not there, fails, and then
> does a onevm delete.
>

No out-of-the-box, but you could easily modify the restore script to
perform a virsh dominfo with the given id, and if the VM is suspended
resume it instead of restore. In this way, onevm resume will take care of
both.



>
> 2) Does OpenNebula have any onevm command to keep the kvm process alive
> and suspended, i.e. still showing in the ps list of the "vm host"
> just like it was under "virsh suspend"
>

No. There is a power-on/power off action planned for 3.8, though. That
could be used for this.


Steve Timm
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