Ex No:5 Study of Open Nebula Commands

Date:

Aim:

To study the open nebula commands .

Onehost Commands:

Create:
Creates a new host.To use these hosts in OpenNebula you need to register them so
that they are monitored and are well-known to the scheduler.

Syntax:
$ onehost create [hostname] – i kvm –v kvm

Example:
$ onehost create localhost

List:
Lists Hosts in the pool.

Syntax:
$ onehost list

Delete:
Deletes the given Host.

Syntax:
$ onehost delete [hostname/ID]

Example:
$ onehost delete localhost
Onevnet Commands:

A host is connected to one or more networks that are available to the virtual machines
through the corresponding bridges. OpenNebula allows the creation of Virtual Networks by
mapping them on top of the physical ones.

Create:

Creates a virtual network.

Syntax:

$ onevnet create [filename]

List:

List vnet in the pool.

Syntax:

$ onevnet list

Delete:

Deletes the given vnet.

Syntax:

$ onevnet delete id

Onetemplate Commands:

Create:
Creates a new vm template.Before creating a template an image has to be created.

Syntax:
$onetemplate create --name “template_name” --cpu 1 --vcpu1 --memory 512 --arch
x86 .64 --disk “image name”--nic “private”--vnc --ssh
Example:
$ oneimage create --name “centos 6.5” -- path/var/tmp/c_x86_64.qcow2--driver qcow2 --
datastore default

$ onetemplate create –name “centos 6.5” --cpu2 --vcpu1 --memory 512 --arch x86.64 --disk
“centos 6.5_x86_64” --nic “private” --vnc –ssh

List:
Lists templates in the pool.

Syntax:
$ onetemplate list

Delete:
Deletes the given template.

Syntax:
$ onetemplate delete id

Example:
$ onetemplate delete 6
One Virtual Machine:
In OpenNebula the Virtual Machines are defined with VM Templates. The VM
Template Pool allows OpenNebula administrators and users to register Virtual Machine
definitions in the system, to be instantiated later as Virtual Machine instances.

Instantiating Templates
This command accepts a Template ID or name, and creates a VM instance from the
given template.

Syntax:
$onetemplate instantiate “template_id” --name” virtual machine name”

Example:
$onetemplate instantiate “centos-6.5” --name”virtualMachine”

Showing virtual machine information:

Syntax:
$onevm show virtual_machine_id
Result:
Thus the open nebula commands were studied.