vdsm-tool (1) - Linux Manuals

vdsm-tool: Virtual Desktops and Servers Manager Tool

Command to display vdsm-tool manual in Linux: $ man 1 vdsm-tool

NAME

vdsm-tool - Virtual Desktops and Servers Manager Tool

SYNOPSIS

vdsm-tool [options] <action> [arguments]

DESCRIPTION

vdsm-tool is a command line tool for configuring VDSM.

OPTIONS

-h, --help

Displays a list of options.

-l, --logfile <path>

Specifies a path on the local file system to which any messages output by the operation being performed will be redirected.

-v, --verbose

Specifies that additional information is to be included in logging.

-a, --append

Specifies that log files are to be appended to instead of truncated.

Options for the configurator module:

configure

Configures external services for VDSM.

Usage: vdsm-tool [options] configure [-h|...]

-h, --help: Displays a list of options.
--module STRING: Specifies the module on which the action is to be run, such as 'libvirt' or 'sanlock'. If no module is specified, the action will be performed on all relevant modules.
--force: Forces configuration and triggers the restart of relevant services.

is-configured

Determines if a given module has been configured.

Usage: vdsm-tool is-configured [-h] [--module STRING]

-h, --help: Displays a list of options.
--module STRING: Specifies the module on which the action is to be run, such as 'libvirt' or 'sanlock'. If no module is specified, the action will be performed on all relevant modules.

validate-config

Determines if the current configuration is valid.

Usage: vdsm-tool validate-config [-h] [--module STRING]

-h, --help: Displays a list of options.
--module STRING: Specifies the module on which the action is to be run, such as 'libvirt' or 'sanlock'. If no module is specified, the action will be performed on all relevant modules.

Options for the dummybr module:

dummybr: Defines a dummy bridge on a libvirt network.

Options for the nwfilter module:

nwfilter: Defines network filters on libvirt.

Options for the restore_nets module:

restore-nets: Restores the networks to what was previously persisted via VDSM.

Options for the restore_nets_init module:

restore-nets-init: Restore IP+link configuration of persisted networks.

Options for the service module:

service-disable: Disables a system service.
service-is-managed: Checks whether a given system service exists.
service-reload: Notifies a system service to reload its configuration.
service-restart: Restarts a system service.
service-start: Starts a system service.
service-status: Gets the current status of a system service.
service-stop: Stops a system service.

Options for the transient module:

cleanup-transient-repository: Cleans up the unused transient disks present in the repository. (NOTE: do NOT execute this command when the VDSM daemon is running.)
setup-transient-repository: Prepares the transient disks repository.

Options for the unified_persistence module:

upgrade-unified-persistence

Upgrades host networking persistence from ifcfg to unified if the persistence model is set as unified in the /usr/lib64/python2.X/site-packages/vdsm/config.py file.

Usage: vdsm-tool upgrade-unified-persistence [-h] [--run-again]

-h, --help: Displays a list of options.
--run-again: Runs the upgrade operation again, even if this operation has been performed previously.

Options for the validate_ovirt_certs module:

validate-ovirt-certs: Validates vdsmcert.pem against cacert.pem. If the current cacert.pem is invalid, the command will find a valid certificate file and replace the old cacert.pem with that certificate, and then persist that change.

Options for the vdsm-id module:

vdsm-id: Prints the host UUID.

BUGS

Report bugs to <http://bugzilla.redhat.com>