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How to configure all aspects of VMs in the hybrid cloud platform, including CPU, RAM, remote access, network, storage, backups, bootstrap scripts, firewalls, Chef, load balancers, metrics, alarms, and variables. |
This page describes how to configure VMs in detail. Before you read this page, you may like to work through Manage virtual machines to help you get started working with VMs. After you add your VMs to a virtual appliance, you can configure the VMs before deployment or reconfigure after deployment. Each of these configuration topics is also available as a separate page.
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Prepare to configure a VM
To prepare to configure a VM do these steps:
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If your VM is deployed
If your VM supports hot-reconfigure (in private cloud on VMware hypervisors, in public cloud, see provider features tables), you may configure when powered on
If your VM does not support hot-reconfigure, select the VM and go to the stop button.
If your guest supports graceful shutdown with guest tools, select the Shut down option
Or connect to the VM and shut it down directly
Or if your VM is prepared for a hard shutdown, select Power off
After you make your changes click Save. The platform will reconfigure the VM.
Deploy or power on the VM as appropriate.
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Infrastructure updates The periodic infrastructure check will detect direct changes to the VMs (CPU, RAM and hard disk) and register these changes in platform statistics and accounting, as well as on the VM general configuration page. |
General configuration
Configure network
Configure storage
Configure VM backups
Create a manual backup now
Configure a VM backup
Configure bootstrap scripts
Assign firewalls
Assign load balancers
Configure metrics
Configure variables
Display VM events
Edit VM cost codes
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Related pages
Definition of Abiquo concepts in myCloud view
Introduction to working with VMs in Manage virtual machines