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* default - NATed network, works fine but won't give you an externally accessible IP or allow for PXE booting | * default - NATed network, works fine but won't give you an externally accessible IP or allow for PXE booting | ||
* bridge - Bridged network br0. | * bridge - Bridged network br0. | ||
= Current VMS = | |||
=== Fragspace === | |||
* Date Created: 10/03/2014 | |||
* IP: 172.31.24.33 | |||
* CPUs: 4 | |||
* RAM: 8GB | |||
* Storage: 200GB on local | |||
* Notes: Fragspace game server. Run by [[User:Velyks|Velyks]] | |||
= How to: = | = How to: = | ||
== Create a new VM == | === Create a new VM === | ||
# Have a login to Lamarr via Ansible | # Have a login to Lamarr via Ansible | ||
# Install virt-manager | # Install virt-manager | ||
Revision as of 12:38, 11 March 2014
| Lamarr | |
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| Model | HP DL380G5 (or something like that) |
| Sub-category | Systems |
| Status | Under construction |
| Training requirement | yes |
| Training link | Unknown |
| ACnode | no |
| Owner | LHS |
| Origin | donation from someone |
| Location | Basement rack |
| Maintainers | Sysadmin team |
Hypervisor, still being built. Possibly with KVM
Info
- IP: 172.31.24.32
- DNS: lamarr.lan.london.hackspace.org.uk
- Access: Sysadmins
Stats
- 2 Dual-core Xeons @ 3.0ghz
- 18GB RAM
- RAID10 on / ~123GB
- RAID5 on /storage ~404G
libvm config
XML files are stored in /root at the moment. Will get around to sorting
Storage Pools
- iso - /storage/isos - Boot and install media. Everyone has write permission
- local - /storage/vms - Virtual drives stored on the local machine.
Networks
- default - NATed network, works fine but won't give you an externally accessible IP or allow for PXE booting
- bridge - Bridged network br0.
Current VMS
Fragspace
- Date Created: 10/03/2014
- IP: 172.31.24.33
- CPUs: 4
- RAM: 8GB
- Storage: 200GB on local
- Notes: Fragspace game server. Run by Velyks
How to:
Create a new VM
- Have a login to Lamarr via Ansible
- Install virt-manager
- Connect to Lamarr with your login. (Requires your key to be there as ID_RSA)
- Create a new VM on Lamarr. Use local to store the virtual drives
- Set suitable resources
- Set network to eth0
- Start and have fun
