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│ ├── VBD | ||
│ └── VM_snapshot | ||
├── VM_template | ||
├── VM_controller |
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Nope.
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Should I delete it ?
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Nope, but as we said tomorrow in the meeting, it's not at the correct position.
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It's also linked to the host ($container
).
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I see now that a $container
is a $host
.. So I should move all VM types underneath host, what do you think ?
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A $container
is not always a host, it can be a pool if the VM is not on a specific host (not running and disks on shared SR).
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I see, so putting it under a host
is a bad idea, I think that we should keep it underneath a pool
,
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│ ├── VDI_snapshot | ||
│ └── VDI_unmanaged | ||
└── Network | ||
├── VIF |
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Underneath VM
.
README.md
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│ └── VDI_unmanaged | ||
└── Network | ||
├── VIF | ||
└── PIF |
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Underneath host.
README.md
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│ | ||
├── VM | ||
│ ├── VBD | ||
│ └── VM_snapshot |
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Where does this name come from?
Please choose either XAPI or XO types and use them exactly (case and all).
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I've chosen to work with XO Types
, thereby VM_snapshot
is an existing type, and it's linked either to a pool
or a VM
.
To keep homogeneity, I'll move it underneath pool
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I've chosen to work with
XO Types
, therebyVM_snapshot
is an existing type, and it's linked either to apool
or aVM
.
Ok, then why is Host
capitalize?
To keep homogeneity, I'll move underneath pool
IMHO, it makes sense to have them under the related VM if there is one, otherwise it should be below the host or pool like a normal VM.
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