[one-users] how to change disk-snapshot from deferred to hot (--live) from CLI

Fabella, Wesley wfabella at novetta.com
Mon Oct 21 08:11:46 PDT 2013


I've recently started managing our virtual machines using OpenNebula in our
environment.  It runs on top of our CentOS KVM servers.

I have taken have already ran the cmd:

onevm disk-snapshot 37 0 X-test-20131018

which will take a deferred snapshot of the disk upon 'onevm shutdown' ...
problem is I have decided I want to do a "hot" live snapshot and receive
the following exception:

*oneadmin at headnode:~ $ onevm disk-snapshot --live 37 0 X-test-20131018*
*[VirtualMachineSaveDisk] Cannot use selected DISK. The DISK 0 is already
going to be saved.*

You will also see below VM no. 37 has deferred image to set to be no. 11.
 I have also deleted image no. 11 in hopes of free'ing VM no. 37 from
deferred image capture.  Turns out this wasn't the best option and I
probably should have went the Sunstone GUI route.

Any ideas here to free my VM no. 37 from wanting to save image as no. 11
which now does not exist?  At several glances I don't see a clear cut way
to back out of my situation in order to choose Hot (--live) snapshot.

Thanks in advance, (see output below pertaining to this issue)

oneadmin at headnode:~ $ onevm show 37
VIRTUAL MACHINE 37 INFORMATION
ID                  : 37
NAME                : X
USER                : oneadmin
GROUP               : oneadmin
STATE               : ACTIVE
LCM_STATE           : RUNNING
RESCHED             : No
HOST                : headnode
START TIME          : 10/16 17:30:16
END TIME            : -
DEPLOY ID           : one-37

VIRTUAL MACHINE MONITORING
NET_RX              : 533.4M
USED CPU            : 2
NET_TX              : 189M
USED MEMORY         : 8G

PERMISSIONS
OWNER               : um-
GROUP               : ---
OTHER               : u--

VM DISKS
 ID TARGET IMAGE                               TYPE SAVE SAVE_AS
  0 hda    X                          file  YES      11

VM NICS
 ID NETWORK              VLAN BRIDGE       IP              MAC
  0 meganet                no br0          128.123.0.12    02:00:80:7b:00:0c
                                           fe80::400:80ff:fe7b:c
  1 tfbnet                 no br1          10.191.10.212   02:00:0a:bf:0a:d4
                                           fe80::400:aff:febf:ad4

VIRTUAL MACHINE HISTORY
SEQ HOST            ACTION           REAS           START        TIME
PROLOG
  0 headnode        none             none  10/16 17:30:30   4d 15h19m
0h49m48s

USER TEMPLATE
ERROR="Fri Oct 18 11:32:14 2013 : Error creating new VM Snapshot: Could not
create snapshot  for domain one-37."
SAVE="NO"
SAVE_AS="NO"

VIRTUAL MACHINE TEMPLATE
AUTOMATIC_REQUIREMENTS="CLUSTER_ID = 100"
CPU="8"
GRAPHICS=[
  LISTEN="0.0.0.0",
  PORT="5937",
  TYPE="vnc" ]
MEMORY="8192"
OS=[
  ARCH="x86_64" ]
TEMPLATE_ID="11"
VMID="37"

oneadmin at headnode:~ $ oneimage list
  ID USER       GROUP      NAME            DATASTORE     SIZE TYPE PER STAT
RVMS
   4 oneadmin   oneadmin   X       default       100G OS    No used    1
   9 oneadmin   oneadmin   X      default       100G OS    No used    1
  12 wfabella   oneadmin   X default       100G OS    No used    5
  13 wfabella   oneadmin   ttylinux test   default        40M OS    No rdy
    0


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