Storage Pools
- 18 Apr 2023
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Storage Pools
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Create a Storage Pool
- Go to Applications :: Virtual Machines.
- Click Storage pools (displays dialog).
- Click Create storage pool (displays dialog).
- Enter Name.
- On Type drop-down, select Filesystem directory.
- On Target path drop-down, select list of file folders.
- On Startup, select Start pool when host boots checkbox.
- Click Create.
Create sdb Storage
Step 1 – Create storage pool
This is used in the Access Additional Drive(s)/Drive Partitions procedure.
- Go to Applications :: Virtual Machines.
- Click Storage pools
- Click Create storage pool
- Enter Name
- On Type drop-down, select Filesystem directory
- On Target path field, enter: /var/local/file_manager/admin_group/sdb1/
- On Startup, select Start pool when host boots checkbox.
- Click Create.
Step 2 – Create Volume
- Expand the details (click Right-arrow – left side)
- Click Activate.
- On Storage volumes sub-tab, click Create a Volume.
- Enter Name
- On Size drop-down, select Gib or MiB.
- On Format drop-down, select one (qcow2, raw).
- Click Create.
Step 3 – Create Virtual Machine
- On Virtual Machine page, go to Virtual machines section:
- Click Create VM (displays dialog). Enter details:
- Enter Name.
- On Installation type drop-down, select Download an OS.
- On Operating system drop-down, select one (depends on Installation type selection).
- On Storage drop-down, select the sdb storage pool.
- On Volume drop-down, select the sdb volume.
- Enter Size values.
- Enter Memory values.
- (if available) Select Run unattended installation checkbox.
- Select Immediately start VM checkbox.
- Click Create.
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