Heidi Eckhart wrote:
Kaitlin Rupert wrote:
> Heidi Eckhart wrote:
>> Is the type CIM_MIGRATE_LIVE or VIR_MIGRATE_LIVE ?
> The CIM_MIGRATE_LIVE corresponds to the value defined in the mof,
> which is 2. However, the value of VIR_MIGRATE_LIVE is defined by
> libvirt.
>
> So when someone specifies a migration type of 2 (CIM_MIGRATE_LIVE) in
> the MigrationSettingData, we'll need to use VIR_MIGRATE_LIVE when we
> call virDomainMigrate().
Thanks for this explanation.
>
> For static migration, libvirt uses a value of 0. There's two type
> values here.. the value set for the MigrationType attribute of
> MigrationSettingData and the value libvirt uses to differentiate
> between static and live migration.
...
> It is a little more redundant this way, but it might help with
> readability.
Thank you for this very good explanation. This makes now much more sense
to me :). But I think recoding as you suggested is not necessary, as it
would bring too much redundancy (as you already said) into the code. Now
that I understood it, I'm absolutely fine with it. Its not very
consistent that libvirt uses VIR_MIGRATE_LIVE and 0 (instead of
VIR_MIGRATE_STATIC or something else) as values, but that's something we
seem to live with.
Yes, this confused me too as well. =) When I checked libvirt.h, I was
surprised to see only one migration flag listed. I wonder if this will
change in the future?
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Kaitlin Rupert
IBM Linux Technology Center
kaitlin(a)linux.vnet.ibm.com