CachedOVFDeployer: allow to skip delta disk layer #100
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The snapshot slows down regular clones when using 'rappid cloning' on a netapp.
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I need to think on this. I don't feel comfortable just accepting this. It seems like the wrong solution. At the same time, this is a problem for you and there isn't a workaround. I need to think on this, but I'll definitely try to do something sooner than later. |
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@agx I'm curious as to how you're doing rapid cloning. Can you explain what steps you're following that lead up to this? |
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On Wed, Jan 25, 2017 at 03:16:29PM -0800, J.R. Garcia wrote:
@agx I'm curious as to how you're doing rapid cloning. Can you explain what steps you're following that lead up to this?
We're basically invoking fog-vsphere's vm_clone (via Foreman) and have the VMWare /
Netapp integration do the rest.
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@jrgarcia any news on this one? |
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@jrgarcia thanks for pulling this in. Are there any plans for a new gem release? |
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I'll put out a new release later today. |
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@agx I just released 1.11.1 with your changes included. |
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@jrgarcia awesome, thanks a lot! |
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The snapshot slows down regular clones when using 'rappid cloning' on a
netapp.