I used to have a lab with two Dell R200 servers, and I did not use virt-manager because it was too easy to mess up.
Instead I used ProxmoxVE. Http://over.proxmox.com. It is like VM Ware ESX, except open source. It uses OpenVZ for hyper virtualization a.d KVN/QEMU for full virtualization. It supports clustering, and has a drop dead simple web console that would have made your life easier.
Hope this helps.
Kevin Fries
Hi Folks,
I ran into a bit of an issue today and now im stuck. I have a VM server running Centos 6 with several VMs running inside of it. Well one of them had a drive run out of space so I thought no big deal, Ill blow away the drive in virt-manager and build a new drive with more space and then restore the data. SO I shut down the postgres server, comment out the partitions associated with the drive in /etc/fstab and power down the VM. The drive in question was /dev/sdd so I thought that would correspond to disk 4 in virt-manager, well I was wrong. I blew away the wrong drive /dev/sdc. Its a data drive so Im not really concerned, but I want to know how to make sure in the future I dont do this again.
Thanks,
Sean
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