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Getting Started with oVirt 3.3
Table of Contents Getting Started with oVirt 3.3 Credits About the Author About the Reviewers www.PacktPub.com
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Preface
What this book covers What you need for this book Who this book is for Conventions Reader feedback Customer support
Errata Piracy Questions
1. Before You Begin
Architecture overview oVirt component relationships
Admin and User portals VDSM agents Guest agents Database Data Warehouse Report Engine Developer interfaces
Hardware and system requirements
Management server requirements Virtualization host requirements RAM requirements Storage requirements PCI device requirements Worst case
Summary
2. Installing oVirt
oVirt Engine setup
oVirt Engine installation
Initial configuration oVirt virtualization hosts setup Administrator portal User portal Summary
3. Configuring oVirt
Data centers
Creating a new data center
Clusters
Creating a cluster
Hosts
Configuring hosts
Configuring storage
Configuring the NFS storage Configuring the iSCSI storage Configuring the Fibre Channel storage Configuring local on host storage
Preparing the local storage Connecting the local storage into data center
Configuring the GlusterFS storage
Configuring the GlusterFS volume
Configuring the GlusterFS storage
Configuring the ISO domain Configuring the export domain oVirt networking
Logical networks Creating a new logical network
Summary
4. Managing Virtual Machines
Creating virtual machines
Creating Linux virtual machines Configuring network interfaces Configuring virtual disks Running the Linux virtual machine Creating a Windows desktop Running and installing Windows as a guest operating system
Using Templates
Preparing a Linux virtual machine Preparing a Windows virtual machine Creating Template Using Templates for virtual machine creation
Summary
5. Advanced Features
Live migration High availability Cluster policies Device hot plug and hot remove
Virtual disk hot plug Network interface hot plug and hot remove
Pools and prestarted VMs
Creating a pool Detaching VM from a pool
Snapshots
Creating snapshots Working with snapshots Cloning a virtual machine
Network QoS and VNIC profiles Authentication via an external directory service Quota Summary
6. oVirt Troubleshooting
Common problems
Security-related problems Problems with oVirt Engine Problems with virtualization hosts Problems with storages
Logs
oVirt Engine logs VDSM logs
Monitoring Summary
A. NFS Storage Setup on CentOS
Preparing the local storage Package installation and NFS setup
B. iSCSI Storage Setup on CentOS
Preparing the local storage Package installation and iSCSI setup
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