Re: [libvirt-users] Live Migration using Libvirt migrate()
On 10/10/2011 04:28 AM, PREETHI RAMESH wrote:
Hi,
This is a follow up of the mail regd migration I'd posted a few days ago. My
scenario:
I'm creating two virtual machines images from an Ubuntu 10.10 iso of RAM
size 128 and 700 MB.
Using the migrate()
Which language binding? Show the actual code snippet you used to do the
migration (whether by 'virsh migrate ...' or whatever language binding
you were using).
, I migrate it from the current physical machine to the
destination machine via a 100 Mbps switch LAN connection. BOTH migrations
take the same amount of time.
Checking out the eth0's transmitted and received bytes after and before the
migration, I find that there's NO change in the readings.
As in no packets transmitted, or as in the same amount of packets
transmitted for both migration memory sizes?
Using any other
method to migrate(virsh,Qemu) takes a substantial amount of time(close to 10
seconds) for the 128 and 700 MB images.
How can this drastic change in migration time be accounted for?
Most likely, if things are happening super-fast with no change in packet
counts, then you aren't using the migration API correctly.
Are there any other ways to check if the VM has been successfully migrated
to the destination(i tried using virsh console after migrate() but for some
reason it just hangs. I tried out the suggested patches on various sites but
to no avail)?
Is pinging the migrated VM from its PM a sure test for successful migration?
Pinging is a sure test that the guest is still running, but not a sure
test of which host is running the guest.
I'm not sure you have quite presented enough details to make your setup
reproducible by others, which is probably why no one has been able to
give more specific answers yet.
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