S Servnet Mexico Member Mar 11, 2020 23 0 6 35 Jun 27, 2020 #1 Hello team, we want to migrate 100 vm that are created in the Virtuozzo hypervisor to Proxmox. Is there a way to be able to migrate them without affecting them?
Hello team, we want to migrate 100 vm that are created in the Virtuozzo hypervisor to Proxmox. Is there a way to be able to migrate them without affecting them?
oguz Proxmox Retired Staff Retired Staff Nov 19, 2018 5,207 824 118 Jun 29, 2020 #2 hi, VM or container? Servnet Mexico said: Is there a way to be able to migrate them without affecting them? Click to expand... what do you mean by affecting them? there wil be some downtime necessary for sure, as live migration is not possible. instead you will need to use something like backup/restore. if these are openvz containers, you can try to backup the rootfs and restore in a new container in PVE. if they are VM, then you can just export the virtual disks and use them in PVE
hi, VM or container? Servnet Mexico said: Is there a way to be able to migrate them without affecting them? Click to expand... what do you mean by affecting them? there wil be some downtime necessary for sure, as live migration is not possible. instead you will need to use something like backup/restore. if these are openvz containers, you can try to backup the rootfs and restore in a new container in PVE. if they are VM, then you can just export the virtual disks and use them in PVE
S Servnet Mexico Member Mar 11, 2020 23 0 6 35 Jun 30, 2020 #3 Hello, thank you for responding, with affectation I mean, for example, a blue screen in the cases of windows. They are all Virtual Machines
Hello, thank you for responding, with affectation I mean, for example, a blue screen in the cases of windows. They are all Virtual Machines
oguz Proxmox Retired Staff Retired Staff Nov 19, 2018 5,207 824 118 Jul 1, 2020 #4 if they are all virtual machines, you can simply copy the virtual disk over to proxmox, create a new empty VM with the settings you want, and attach the virtual disk afterwards.
if they are all virtual machines, you can simply copy the virtual disk over to proxmox, create a new empty VM with the settings you want, and attach the virtual disk afterwards.