Difference between revisions of "How To Manage OpenNebula Virtual Machines"
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Revision as of 12:23, 16 September 2016
Look at running Virtual Machines
1. Log into OpenNebula Sunstone.
2. Go to “Virtual Resources” in the left menu and click on “Virtual Machines” in the drop down menu.
A list of all instantiated virtual machines will apear. Some basic information is showed.
Click on a virtual machine to see all its configuration.
Shutdown a Virtual Machine
When you shut down a virtual machine, OpenNebula sent ACPI signal to the machine operative system. Once the machine is shut down, its resources (memory, cpu) are available for a new machine.
1. Log into OpenNebula Sunstone.
2. Go to “Virtual Resources” in the left menu and click on “Virtual Machines” in the drop down menu.
3. Click on the virtual machine, press the red button with the bin and click "shutdown".
If more than one virtual machine need to be shut down, select each of them, press the red button with the bin and click "shutdown".
Suspend a Virtual Machine
When you suspend a virtual machine, OpenNebula save the machine state and you can resume it later.
1. Log into OpenNebula Sunstone.
2. Go to “Virtual Resources” in the left menu and click “Virtual Machines” in the drop down menu.
3. Click on the virtual machine, press the hold button and click "suspend".
If more than one virtual machine need to be suspended, select each of them, press the hold button and click "suspend".
Open VNC console
1. Log into OpenNebula Sunstone.
2. Go to “Virtual Resources” in the left menu and click on “Virtual Machines” in the drop down menu.
3. Select the virtual machine you want to access and click on the "VNC" button.
A flyout will appear with the virtual machine console.
