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[Xen-users] Guest Disk Storage Using LVM on Host


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  • From: Ramon Berger <ramonberger@xxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Mon, 18 Jan 2010 16:22:44 -0800
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Dear Xen Users,

I would like to add a storage to a guest machine. Is it a bad idea to use a Logical Volume on the host? I did this simply adding a second disk, creating a logical group on this disk, VolGroup01, and then created logical volumes, LogVol00, LogVol01, etc.

I then used these as storage devices on the guests. I don't mount these on the hosts and I do not share them between the guests. This seems to work, but I haven't put this into production.

I would like to know if anyone does this and if there's reason not to.

Thanks...

Ramon
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