Comment 4 for bug 1004415
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| Marco CONSONNI (marco-consonni) wrote | #4 |
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Sorry, I checked my posts and found out that I made some mistakes.
This is an answer I found that seems to clarify how things works is https:/
To be honest I'm not a ESX expert too, however I talked with a colleague of mine and we made some thoughts on how ESX could be integrated with OpenStack.
Then we found the answer I mentioned and it seems to confirm our ideas.
You need to install ESX on a compute node, then - on top of it - you install ubuntu (as a VM) and, on top of it, the OpenStack pieces you normally install for a compute node.
In addition, you need to install those pieces that allow the integration with ESX (WSDLs).
At this point, the Ubuntu VM running on top of ESX would talk to ESX for controlling other VMs execution
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This is what we understood and it seems to be quite reasonable but, very honestly, we didn't test it.
I'm planning to test it but not in the near future; I would recommend to ask some developer and add information to the manual, if possible.