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I transformed from a developer into a CEO of 30 people company overnight
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A long read for Monday morning: "How context building and delegation of authority can strengthen small organizations". It describes the path we went through when reorganizing our company. Lots of practical tips in the context of s
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How context building and delegation of authority can strengthen small companies
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Transparency – a powerful force feared by organizations
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The future of online search engines. The status quo and its shortcomings
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How to define your organization’s core values
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13y ago
You are right. Block migration is definitely the way to go. Unfortunately it is poorly described in openstack docs for KVM. http://docs.openstack.org/trunk/openstack-compute/admin/cont...
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Well, I am not opposed to manipulating files by hand. I just dont want to do that when I have CLI for everything else. Keeping the content of the file the same on all servers is more toilsome than simple command. Of course there are tools l
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13y ago
(3) I would definitely like to avoid modifying files by hand. I knew about this method but it just does not work for me. I am automatically creating many volumes with cli and modifying them in configuration file is not convenient. I guess i
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I am using libvirt with KVM. I have successfully migrated many instances without losing any icmp. I understand that memory must be transferred. It just works fast in my environment. MAC address does not change if I remember correctly.
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13y ago
1) Nobody says it is easy. I keep my fingers crossed for this feature. 2) Exactly. I have pointed out this ticket. When do you think it will be available and in which version? 3) Unfortunately, I have not found any document where setting au
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13y ago
Well I am talking about true live migration where not a single icmp echo request is lost.
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13y ago
Are you sure that you are talking about true live migration? Is your instance available during the migration?
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Terminology is not a problem:) It is just a little bit misleading when you start implementing Cinder with Glusterfs. Complaints are mostly about integration of both tools. I dont intend to discredit Openstack/Glusterfs in particular.
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Could you point out some docs about it?
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1) It is great that snapshots are on their way. I am looking forward to use them. All in all you cannot benefit from them in Cinder right now. 2) I dont claim that all bricks must be specified in mount command. I just point out that having