@lritinfra said in VMs are abruptly getting shutdown:
@john-c We've reviewed both the vm and Bay logs and found no records related to the shutdown. Currently, Intelligent Provisioning is disabled in our system, and we're unable to enable it as we're currently in production.
Unfortunately the Intelligent Provisioning is the most reliable way to run the hardware diagnostics. As the online version of Insight Diagnostics are only available on Windows or Linux. Though XCP-ng is Linux based, its not a good idea to install and run the Linux version, due this being a custom instance of Linux dedicated to be a hypervisor host.
As the software package can likely lead to a broken instance of XCP-ng, that's if the software is even compatible enough to be able to run in a reliable manner.
Is there any policies or processes that can be carried out temporarily to run the tests?
As with this repeated abrupt shutdown of VMS, can't be doing them any good and the servers themselves. Cause crashes at the wrong moment, can really do a number to data.