On Fri, Feb 1, 2013 at 1:18 AM, Eric Blake <eblake@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
[...]
> Libvirt exists to manage existing hypervisor capabilities. It makes no
> sense for libvirt to be able to create storage volumes for a new
> protocol if there are no hypervisors that are also able to support that
> storage format. So until qemu can target your new storage protocol, it
> doesn't make sense to have libvirt support it either.
>
Thanks, i see. Eric, if you have free time, could you please give me some
suggestions about following qestions, thanks in advance ;-)
Morita added network disk support for Libvirt, which supported
nbd, rbd, sheepdog, and other protocols. Now, i wanna test
network disk support for sheepdog solely. I have following questions.
1, Before this test, whether should i build the environment of sheepdog
or other projects (QEMU)?
2, How could i test network disk support of sheepdog in Libvirt? Which
steps should i do for it?
3, Network disk support can support online storage management, right?
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Thanks
Harry Wei
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