Interesting ....
So, what are you using in DOM0 as a watchdog to make sure all the proper
domU domains are up and functional? Or how do you go about this?
Brian.
On Thu, 2005-01-20 at 17:56, Jacob Gorm Hansen wrote:
> One thing I found fairly easy to setup for self-migration, was to use
> software RAID-1 (mirroring) to iSCSI targets on the original and
> destination hosts. When its time to migrate, I add the remote iSCSI disk
> to the RAID-1 array, and when that has synced up 100%, I self-migrate
> there. You can either run your iSCSI (or GNBD haven't tried that)
> targets in dom0, or you can run them in separate domUs (in my
> implementation, you will first fire off a bootstrap of a small
> iSCSI-server domain to the remote host, as my dom0 is not allowed to
> include dangerous stuff such as a TPC/IP stack and an iSCSI server).
>
> That gives me live disk-migration using a simple shell-script.
>
> Jacob
>
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