We have set up a 50GB quota for volatile disks to a group, this group only has one user and the group has already reached the quota of 50GB.
The curious is that there is not any volatile disk attached on the templates /VMs so we don’t know from where this 50GB are coming. I also have checked all the images which belong to the user for this group and all of them are persistent.
How we can know to what/from where this 50GB belong/are coming?
I am trying to understand it but I am lost at this point, maybe, we have some miss-configuration but in any case, I would appreciate any help on this.
On my testing group, I don’t have any template/image under it and I see 60Gb of volatile size:
onegroup show testing-esfreire
GROUP 289 INFORMATION
ID : 289
NAME : testing-esfreire
GROUP TEMPLATE
GROUP_ADMIN_DEFAULT_VIEW="groupadmin"
GROUP_ADMIN_VIEWS="groupadmin"
SUNSTONE_VIEWS="cloud,user"
USER ID ADMIN
689 *
RESOURCE USAGE & QUOTAS
NUMBER OF VMS MEMORY CPU VOLATILE_SIZE
0 / - 0M / - 0.00 / - 60G / 47.9G
oneimage list | grep testing-esfreire
onetemplate list | grep testing-esfreire
How can we list volatile disk? or how can we check to which these 60GB are belonging (file, disk, image, etc…)
Probably, I am missing something but I don’t understand it.
In the case of my testing group, it is really weird because I don’t have any VM/template under it right now:
[oneadmin@opennebula4 ~]$ onegroup show 289
GROUP 289 INFORMATION
ID : 289
NAME : testing-esfreire
GROUP TEMPLATE
GROUP_ADMIN_DEFAULT_VIEW="groupadmin"
GROUP_ADMIN_VIEWS="groupadmin"
SUNSTONE_VIEWS="cloud,user"
USER ID ADMIN
689 *
RESOURCE USAGE & QUOTAS
NUMBER OF VMS MEMORY CPU VOLATILE_SIZE
0 / - 0M / - 0.00 / - 60G / 47.9G
DATASTORE ID IMAGES SIZE
104 0 / - 0M / -
106 0 / - 0M /
Therefore, it is really weird.
On the case of the other user, we see this:
RESOURCE USAGE & QUOTAS
NUMBER OF VMS MEMORY CPU VOLATILE_SIZE
1 / - 64G / - 10.00 / - 60G / 97.7G
[oneadmin@opennebula4 ~]$ onevm list | grep reu
1448 user user onetick runn 571 64.8G \
d-node13 14d 17h26
[oneadmin@opennebula4 ~]$ onevm show 1448 | grep -i template
USER TEMPLATE
VIRTUAL MACHINE TEMPLATE
TEMPLATE_ID="211"
[oneadmin@opennebula4 ~]$ onetemplate show 211
TEMPLATE 211 INFORMATION
ID : 211
NAME : onetick
USER : user
GROUP : user
REGISTER TIME : 08/02 22:41:48
PERMISSIONS
OWNER : um-
GROUP : ---
OTHER : ---
TEMPLATE CONTENTS
CONTEXT=[
NETWORK="YES",
SSH_PUBLIC_KEY="$USER[SSH_PUBLIC_KEY]" ]
CPU="16"
DISK=[
IMAGE="Centos 7",
IMAGE_UNAME="user" ]
DISK=[
IMAGE="one_tick_home",
IMAGE_UNAME="user" ]
DISK=[
IMAGE="one_tick_daily_and_reports",
IMAGE_UNAME="user" ]
DISK=[
IMAGE="one_tick_data_dion",
IMAGE_UNAME="user" ]
DISK=[
IMAGE="Bongaerts",
IMAGE_UNAME="user",
READONLY="yes" ]
DISK=[
IMAGE="tick_usd_dion",
IMAGE_UNAME="user ]
DISK=[
IMAGE="tick_data_1",
IMAGE_UNAME="user" ]
FROM_APP="55a3af0dd4219313b3000007"
FROM_APP_NAME="Centos 7 - KVM"
GRAPHICS=[
LISTEN="0.0.0.0",
TYPE="vnc" ]
LOGO="images/logos/ubuntu.png"
MEMORY="65536"
NIC=[
NETWORK="internet",
NETWORK_UNAME="oneadmin" ]
OS=[
ARCH="x86_64" ]
SUNSTONE_CAPACITY_SELECT="YES"
SUNSTONE_NETWORK_SELECT="YES"
VCPU="16"
(!) I just have substituted the user name by user.
We don’t see any volatile disk attached and all the images attached on the template are persistent. So, I don’t really know to what or from where these 60GB are coming.
