Hello,
while trying to reproduce a performance problem I had to fake 95 hosts with 300 VMs. My idea was to setup 95 users with each one running a session libvirtd. When adding them to our management system I had was troubled with finding the right libvirt URI, as the default session UNIX socket is in the "abstract ns", which has no file system representation. I solved that by explicitly starting the session libvirtds with a custom config only specifying a physical socket path:
for ((h=0;h<95;h+=1));do su -c "/usr/sbin/libvirtd -f <(echo "unix_sock_dir=\"/home/host$h/.libvirt\"") -d" "host$h";done
1. is there a way to specify an libvirt URI using the abstract ns?
2. Does anybody know another/better way to simulate many hosts with many VMs?
Thanks in advance.
Philipp
PS: libvirt-0.9.12
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