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[[Category:Virtualization Live Migration]] | [[Category:Virtualization Live Migration]] |
Revision as of 13:53, 16 September 2009
Description
This test case checks that basic offline (paused) migration using libvirt between two Fedora 12 hosts works correctly.
How to test
- On the source machine, edit the guest so that it has some small amount of memory (say, 512MB).
- On the source machine, start the guest.
- Once the guest has fully booted, on the source machine execute:
$ virsh migrate <guestname> qemu+ssh://<destination host>/system
- Shutdown the guest on the destination machine. Once it's successfully shut down, edit the guest on the source machine and give it random, differing amounts of memory: 1024MB, 2111MB, etc. Then repeat the test for these differing amounts of memory.
- Repeat the entire test for as many different guest OS's as are relevant. We would at least like to see the following guests:
- Fedora 12
- Fedora 11
- RHEL-4
- RHEL-5
- Windows XP
- Windows Vista
- SUSE
Expected Results
- After executing the virsh migrate command, the guest should migrate over to the destination machine, and not be running anymore on the source machine. Use
$ virsh list
on both machines to verify this.