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Mastering KVM Virtualization

You're reading from   Mastering KVM Virtualization Dive in to the cutting edge techniques of Linux KVM virtualization, and build the virtualization solutions your datacentre demands

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Product type Paperback
Published in Aug 2016
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781784399054
Length 468 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Preface 1. Understanding Linux Virtualization 2. KVM Internals FREE CHAPTER 3. Setting Up Standalone KVM Virtualization 4. Getting Started with libvirt and Creating Your First Virtual Machines 5. Network and Storage 6. Virtual Machine Lifecycle Management 7. Templates and Snapshots 8. Kimchi – An HTML5-Based Management Tool for KVM/libvirt 9. Software-Defined Networking for KVM Virtualization 10. Installing and Configuring the Virtual Datacenter Using oVirt 11. Starting Your First Virtual Machine in oVirt 12. Deploying OpenStack Private Cloud backed by KVM Virtualization 13. Performance Tuning and Best Practices in KVM 14. V2V and P2V Migration Tools A. Converting a Virtual Machine into a Hypervisor Index

Creating logical networks

As explained earlier, logical networks are nothing but the bridges configured on the oVirt nodes. They are created in order to segregate the traffic. For example, if you use the ovirtmgmt logical network for every purpose, including the VM traffic, which includes live migration traffic, display traffic, and so on, it can choke the bandwidth. Therefore, we create multiple logical networks using different NICs based on the VM traffic and purpose. To create a logical network, follow these steps:

  1. Go to the Network tab and click on New Logical Network.
  2. Select your Data Center and enter a name for the logical network. Here, it is vmdata.
  3. Make sure that the VM network option is enabled and click on OK, otherwise it will create a non-bridge interface, which can only be used for VM live migration or to display network traffic.
    Creating logical networks

    fig 11-17

Once the logical network is created, you have to apply that logical network to each host. If this step is not done, your host status will change...

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