ok, so I've searched the forums for a bit and I probably missed it, but here is what I am attempting to do....
I have a QNAP, TS-973ax, that run virtualization station and my Zimbra mail server. First off, it has an underpowered CPU for this Virtualization station, but I have good disk redundancy. So, I want to move the VM (can be exported as OVF), and migrate to my Proxmox 3-node cluster. They only have 512Gb SSD's, so I need to have them have on a shared LUN/Share whatever you want to call it, just need the best solution.
I did a test setting up a new VM and using iSCSI and could migrate my test machine to any node, no problems.
My problems are, iSCSI doesn't show up on all the nodes, or even one to "import" the VM using the qm importovf as it did when I had CEPH (but after reading this isn't the best solution for what I am looking for). Looks like iSCSI or NFS for the actual VM would be a better fit, but I just don't see the mount points to do a qm importovf to.
What is the best way to bring a OVF file and import into an iSCSI or NFS share from a QNAP running Virtualization Station and getting it imported? I'm sure it's something simple, but I can only find how to do it with CEPH or with local storage (which won't seamlessly migrate to another node).
Feel free to link to another thread if you know where the answer is, I have no problem reading it and figuring out, just kinda hung out on this one right now.
Thanks, AJ
PS. I'm not opposed to ZFS over iSCSI or anything, just looking for a plausible VM migration, don't want to setup an initial install of a new OS, then backup, restore, the Zimbra environment. PIA.
I have a QNAP, TS-973ax, that run virtualization station and my Zimbra mail server. First off, it has an underpowered CPU for this Virtualization station, but I have good disk redundancy. So, I want to move the VM (can be exported as OVF), and migrate to my Proxmox 3-node cluster. They only have 512Gb SSD's, so I need to have them have on a shared LUN/Share whatever you want to call it, just need the best solution.
I did a test setting up a new VM and using iSCSI and could migrate my test machine to any node, no problems.
My problems are, iSCSI doesn't show up on all the nodes, or even one to "import" the VM using the qm importovf as it did when I had CEPH (but after reading this isn't the best solution for what I am looking for). Looks like iSCSI or NFS for the actual VM would be a better fit, but I just don't see the mount points to do a qm importovf to.
What is the best way to bring a OVF file and import into an iSCSI or NFS share from a QNAP running Virtualization Station and getting it imported? I'm sure it's something simple, but I can only find how to do it with CEPH or with local storage (which won't seamlessly migrate to another node).
Feel free to link to another thread if you know where the answer is, I have no problem reading it and figuring out, just kinda hung out on this one right now.
Thanks, AJ
PS. I'm not opposed to ZFS over iSCSI or anything, just looking for a plausible VM migration, don't want to setup an initial install of a new OS, then backup, restore, the Zimbra environment. PIA.