[one-users] integration with existing vmware environment

Tino Vazquez cvazquez at c12g.com
Mon Sep 1 02:22:11 PDT 2014


Dear Luca,

answers inline,

On 1 September 2014 10:44, Luca Uburti <luburti at ricca-it.com> wrote:

> Questions: do I have to create two brand new separate datastores? Can't I
> use existing datastores I already have in place?
>

You can reuse existing datastores, as long as you rename them accordingly.


> I see iSCSI, NFS... but no mention of Fiber channel, is FC supported?
>

OpenNebula can manage any datastore that the ESX host is able to mount


> Will anything already on the datastore risk being overwritten?
>

OpenNebula will maintain a list of directories (corresponding to VM ids in
the system datastore, and with image hashes in the images datastore).
Anything that collides with this directories is at risk of being
overwritten and/or deleted. It is recommended to use these DS exclusively
to OpenNebula


> Question: Isn't there a cleaner alternative to having to manually edit
> files and stuff inside the Esxi server for everything to work?
>

It is the only viable way for the moment


> Is the non persistent configuration changes still a problem?
>

This is a limitation of ESXi IIRC, and this is not an issue in ESX.

Best,

-Tino

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