•
Attaching a Virtual Disk to a Virtual Machine
Use the
oakcli modify vm
command to attach a virtual disk to a virtual machine
on Oracle Database Appliance Virtualized Platforms.
•
Use the
oakcli delete vdisk
command to remove a virtual disk from a shared
repository on Oracle Database Appliance Virtualized Platforms.
Creating a Virtual Disk for Use in a Shared Repository
Use the command
oakcli create vdisk
to create a virtual disk within a shared
repository on Oracle Database Appliance Virtualized Platforms.
The command
oakcli create vdisk
defines the size of the virtual disk, the shared
repository in which that disk is created, defines the unique name for that disk within
that shared repository, and defines if the disk is used for one virtual machine, or can
be shared by multiple virtual machines.
The name of the vdisk you create is defined by the command
oakcli create vdisk
name
, where
name
is the name of the vdisk you create. Identify the repository in which
you create the vdisk by using the
-repo reponame
option, where
reponame
identifies
the repository where you want to create the vdisk. Use the option
-size sizeG
to
specify the vdisk size (in gigabytes), where
sizeG
is the size (in gigabytes) that you
want to add to the configured size. If you want to configure the vdisk as a shared disk,
then use the option
-type shared
to designate the vdisk as a shared disk.
Example 12-7 Example of Creating a Shared Virtual Disk
This example creates a virtual disk named
sdisk1
in the
repo2
shared repository that
is 1 gigabyte in size, and that virtual machines can share:
oakcli create vdisk sdisk1 -repo repo2 -size 1G -type shared
Viewing Information About Virtual Disks
Use the command
oakcli show vdisk
to view information about virtual disks on
Oracle Database Appliance Virtualized Platforms.
You can use
oakcli show vdisk
by itself to see information about all of your
configured virtual disks. To see information about an individual virtual disk, enter the
command
oakcli show vdisk diskname -repo reponame
, where
diskname
is the
name of the disk that you want to check, and
reponame
is the name of the shared
repository where the virtual disk is located.
Example 12-8 Example of Displaying the Information for All Vdisks
This example displays information about all virtual disks configured on an Oracle
Database Appliance:
# oakcli show vdisk
NAME SIZE TYPE REPOSITORY
---- ---- ---- ----------
myvdisk 10G local vdiskrepo
newv 1G local vdiskrepo
Chapter 12
How to Manage Virtual Disks in Shared Repositories
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