@Rhodderz I agree we are using NFS so snapshots are thin at least but we would love to be able to delete the snapshots after a backup run as well. Hopefully in time we can get this working!
@olivierlambert if thatβs the case, great! Iβm developing some modules for the xenorchestra terraform provider, and want to understand all the options.
I switched due to SSD replacement and XCP-ng new installation. I didn't think about that switching from ext3 to lvm does also have an effect from thin to thick provisioning π
Anyway I found the explaination, here -> "a snapshot on a LVM based SR will double the whole VM disk size!" π’ π
But I will think about to switch to ext4 -> topic solved, thank you!!
You can reattach the drive (in XO web UI or with xe by recreating the VBD: vbd-create vm-uuid=4aef7b34-2e7e-53c5-62e3-331be8151287 vdi-uuid=193f9105-e23c-4fe7-a8ae-40bed37ede4e device=0). Then try to boot the VM.
@nikade Hey thanks for for the link. I ended up just using a LetsEncrypt cert rather than self signed. I think had to add a DNS host override on my router to associate the Local LAN address of the xo server with the domain name of the server contained in the certificate -- Like 10.0.1.50 ---> xo.example.com. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction on this one.
Yeah that is a good solution as well, I hope this helps others in the future who wants to secure their XO with https π