G godzirra New Member Oct 17, 2019 3 0 1 47 Oct 17, 2019 #1 I can find the disk path, but ceph is very confusing. I've googled around, and found conflicting solutions, but unsure on which to follow, does anyone have any ideas?
I can find the disk path, but ceph is very confusing. I've googled around, and found conflicting solutions, but unsure on which to follow, does anyone have any ideas?
A alexskysilk Distinguished Member Oct 16, 2015 2,058 471 153 Chatsworth, CA www.skysilk.com Oct 17, 2019 #2 Code: qemu-img convert -f raw -O vmdk rbd:pool/object /path/to/disk.vmdk edit: removed brackets for clarity
Code: qemu-img convert -f raw -O vmdk rbd:pool/object /path/to/disk.vmdk edit: removed brackets for clarity
G godzirra New Member Oct 17, 2019 3 0 1 47 Oct 17, 2019 #3 Holy cow, that was fast! Gonna give that a shot shortly, thank you SO MUCH.
G godzirra New Member Oct 17, 2019 3 0 1 47 Oct 17, 2019 #4 If my harddisk is listed as: cephstore1_vm:vm-161-disk-1 How would i get that rbdool/object information? I see a "Resource Pool" called Pool1?
If my harddisk is listed as: cephstore1_vm:vm-161-disk-1 How would i get that rbdool/object information? I see a "Resource Pool" called Pool1?
A alexskysilk Distinguished Member Oct 16, 2015 2,058 471 153 Chatsworth, CA www.skysilk.com Oct 17, 2019 #5 Code: ceph osd lspools will show you your pools Code: rbd ls -p poolname will show you your objects where poolname is the one you identified above.
Code: ceph osd lspools will show you your pools Code: rbd ls -p poolname will show you your objects where poolname is the one you identified above.
S spirit Distinguished Member Apr 2, 2010 7,023 1,125 273 www.groupe-cyllene.com Oct 17, 2019 #6 you can also use "move disk" feature, to convert to vmdk. (it's also use qemu-img convert if the vm is offline)
you can also use "move disk" feature, to convert to vmdk. (it's also use qemu-img convert if the vm is offline)