On Thu, Feb 04, 2016 at 20:40:46 -0500, John Ferlan wrote: > While I know not the preferred mechanism for Jan, these patches > provide a means to display thin lv data from a volume group including > the source thin-pool name and thin-pool capacity. Since a thin-pool > and a thin lv are just members of the vg, it just feels natural to > display whatever is in the volume group because a logical pool > comprises all the volumes within the vg. You could do a similar claim for volume groups or even directories belonging to a 'disk' type pool since they reside on the partition managed by such pool. > > Even if not accepted, some concepts can be used as a bases for a > single thin-pool to libvirt pool relationship. The thin volumes and pools have to be manualy manipulated into the volume group that is used as backing for the libvirt 'logical' storage pool since the API does not support building a thin pool backing volume. From this point looking at libvirt APIs it's more natural to have the LVM thin pool as a regular libvirt storage pool as you implicitly get the APIs for building the pool, for getting sizes and other things. > There are no changes to virsh vol-list --details or virsh vol-info > to display the thin-pool capacity. If one self adds all the capacity Obviously as it fits better into 'virsh pool-list --details'. > values in the vol-list --details display, they will determine that the > sum is larger than the virsh pool-info output for the volume group. > Although that's even true prior to these patches since the thin data > is not displayed in the vol-list output, but is accounted for in the > pool-info output, thus the sum of the vol-list capacity details are less. As stated above. The pool was manipulated outside of libvirt with features that are not (yet) supported. I don't see a reason to cram this stuff into the existing logical pool support. Peter
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