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    • johnnezeroJ

      Affinity Manager Plugin: Tag-Based VM placement and grouping control

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      johnnezeroJ
      @poddingue Hey, it's just fun building stuff, even if it ends up in the bit-bucket (as unfotunately that's the destiny of all things anyway). Happy Day
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      Not sure if its XOStor but ... VDIs disappearing

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      DanpD
      @jcdick1 We can take a look using the support tunnel of your XOA instance.
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      Bringing container visibility back to XO

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      TeddyAstieT
      While I think we need to do something about containers in VMs, I'm not convinced this is a good idea adding this to the regular guest agent for various reasons. Docker is one way of running containers, but there are numerous other ones like podman or other runc/containerd based ones. So we can't really make a one size fits all solution. And that doesn't fully answer the maintenance and long-term aspect. Well, actually what you are looking for is some form of control on guest docker runtime, but without using network, that's actually a solved problem, but plumbing is missing. And we don't need a custom docker-aware agent for this, we mostly need to use one of vsock/pv-channel/pvcalls to build a bridge between e.g guest docker socket and Xen Orchestra (which would talk to guest docker and control/get info from it).