Hi @abudef
how many host do you have in your pool?
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Hi @abudef
how many host do you have in your pool?
@mbriet Yes, you can. The user just needs to login once with their LDAP credentials to create the corresponding XO user and then you can manage that user pretty much like a local user, including adding them to groups you created yourself.
@olivierlambert I'm not familiar with the perf-alert plugin but it seems that @KPS is right, see : https://github.com/vatesfr/xen-orchestra/blob/7882debe7adc7d4945da7e27d9825b1ffcf78ca9/packages/xo-server-perf-alert/src/index.js#L31
Ho, i see the it was already planned to be in the pool dashboard for XO6.
Not yet designed BTW.
Ok, we take the request into account, and we transmit the information to our XO6 designer! Thanks
At least for XO5, there is no trivial way to do that.
So will probably need to wait for XO6.
@nikade said in XO - Restore Health Check:
OK, so it is possible!
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If the VM is deleted, we can no longer find it, so we cannot retrieve the name label
property of an object that does not exist.
Hi @nikade
What data should be displayed in this storage tab?
The home/storage
view with a filter is not enough? (as @Andrew said, you can click on 9XDISKS to go directly to that view with the correct filter)
@nikade said in XO - Restore Health Check:
of VM is recorded -> $name is listed as a hyperlink in the VM column -> VM is deleted -> $name is listed as text in the VM column.
No we can't, we do not have direct access to the VM name.
We must first find the VM using an ID and then return the name_label
property of the VM object.
Hi, @nikade
As you said, the VM is deleted at the end of the health-check, and it will not be trivial to keep the VM name.
BTW, maybe we can add a column.
So the current VM
column will point to the VM used for the health-check (no change), and the new column will point to the backuped VM. What do you think?