仮想化
The
section allows you to manage the virtual guests registered to the selected client. This is only available when the selected client is registered as a virtual host.For more information about virtualization, see 仮想化.
The
tab is split into subtabs:1. Guests
This section lists the virtual guests registered to the selected client. This is only available when the selected client is registered as a virtual host.
The list shows these columns:
Column | Description |
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Guest |
The name of the virtual guest |
System |
The client the virtual guest is registered to |
Updates |
Icon indicates if the guest has outstanding patches |
State |
Indicates if the guest is running, suspended, stopped, or crashed |
Current Memory |
The amount of RAM allocated to the guest |
vCPUs |
The number of virtual processors allocated to the guest |
Base Software Channel |
The base software channel the guest is registered to |
Action Status |
Any currently running action |
Actions |
Use these buttons to start, stop, or change the guest |
To perform bulk actions on multiple virtual guests, select the guests, and click the appropriate action button above the table. For Salt clients, click Create Guest to configure and create a new virtual guest.
Virtual guests must be registered to virtual hosts. Virtual guests cannot be registered to a virtual guest. |
2. Storage
This section lists the virtual storage pools and volumes defined on the selected client. This is only available when the selected client is registered as a Salt virtual host.
The list shows these columns:
Column | Description |
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Name |
The name of the virtual storage pool or volume |
State |
Indicates if the pool is running, suspended, stopped, or crashed |
Autostart |
Checked if the pool starts automatically when the virtual host is booted |
Persistent |
Checked if the pool persists between virtual host reboots |
Location |
The absolute path to the pool on the virtual host |
Usage |
The percentage of storage in use.
Displays |
Actions |
Use these buttons to start, stop, or change the pool |
Click Create Pool to configure and create a new virtual storage pool.
3. ネットワーク
This section lists the virtual networks defined on the selected client. This is only available when the selected client is registered as a Salt virtual host.
The list shows these columns:
Name | The name of the virtual network |
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State |
Indicates if the network is running, suspended, stopped, or crashed |
Autostart |
Checked if the network starts automatically when the virtual host is booted |
Persistent |
Checked if the network persists between virtual host reboots |
Bridge |
The name of the associated network bridge |
Action Status |
Shows the status of any pending actions |
Actions |
Use these buttons to stop, edit, or delete the network |
Click Create Network to configure and create a new virtual network.