great work an gratulations 🙂
I am gulty loaed more than one times 😉

@olivierlambert Excellent! Thanks!

@olivierlambert the new wiki is Oh là là

@olivierlambert my pleasure, you did great, if you do some other podcasts in English out there, link them up, I thought you had a good voice too which is critical on audio.

Excellent job, thanks!

I will enjoy reading this, to see if it will teach me anything new about XCP-ng.

And also:

https://github.com/xcp-ng/xenadmin/issues/186

ducarpit created this issue in xcp-ng/xenadmin closed Cannot change VM RAM memory from XCP-ng Center 20.04.00.32 #186

So far working great!

@borzel Thanks, excited to be here!

@olivierlambert said in XCP-ng Center 20.03.00 released:

why it's not the opposite (XenCenter should change this)

This would be the logical change, which would allow all existing snapshots to work as designed. Making the change in XO would require maintenance on all existing XO-created snapshots.

Just to know the headline and interesting points, not to make a copy here 🙂

@Appollonius @borzel They've been saying that it'll be relevant for 20 years, though. 😛

Yes, it will mean that we'll work very closely with Xen Project, and this is great for both Xen AND XCP-ng!

@olivierlambert Awesome and thank you for the follow-up.

Guys, you really deserve it! 🙂
Congratulations!!

Yeah but it's not the case here, at all. They have absolutely 0 technical knowledge (a task force was created to "judge" the technical aspect, and it was only non-gov experts). So the goal for the gov is to select carefully some project to help with innovation, to: 1. keep startups here 2. create high skilled jobs "locally".

This is what we use (xenstore) for XOA deploy. However, Cloudinit is almost a de facto standard, so we think it's better to use it than custom scripts.