Hello to all.
I was trying to find some information about my problem in existing themes but unfortunately was not succeeded.
My question is next:
Inside my Proxmox VE 4.2 i created two users: user1 and user2. I plan to use KVM and imported to "templates/iso" of my "local" storage CentOS7-minimal.iso. For better and faster start i create VM "100" and install Centos7 here, then shutdown this VM and plan to use him .raw disk image as template image.
My users use hostbillapp proxmox module to execute any actions with proxmox system. When user1 start to create new VM - he can see Centos.iso file and 100.raw file and can choose both variants to start own VM.
After user1 finish to start new VM "101" image of that "101" VM start to be accessible to user2, when he tries to start own VM "102". Can these be limited by any mechanism inside Proxmox?
I can reach something similar to my need by create additional storage named "images", where i can store .iso files and images of my "template" VMs. But maybe there is some better and more correct and obvious solution for my usage?
With best regards.
I was trying to find some information about my problem in existing themes but unfortunately was not succeeded.
My question is next:
Inside my Proxmox VE 4.2 i created two users: user1 and user2. I plan to use KVM and imported to "templates/iso" of my "local" storage CentOS7-minimal.iso. For better and faster start i create VM "100" and install Centos7 here, then shutdown this VM and plan to use him .raw disk image as template image.
My users use hostbillapp proxmox module to execute any actions with proxmox system. When user1 start to create new VM - he can see Centos.iso file and 100.raw file and can choose both variants to start own VM.
After user1 finish to start new VM "101" image of that "101" VM start to be accessible to user2, when he tries to start own VM "102". Can these be limited by any mechanism inside Proxmox?
I can reach something similar to my need by create additional storage named "images", where i can store .iso files and images of my "template" VMs. But maybe there is some better and more correct and obvious solution for my usage?
With best regards.