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Add basic RelocateVM support (aka storage vMotion) #92
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This makes no attempt to be clever, and only calls the RelocateVM function with the most straightforward spec. It's similar to the provided vm.migrate function in that regard Example usage: > cd /vc/dc/computers/cluster/hosts /vc/dc/computers/cluster/hosts> vm.relocate -o esx2 -d esx2/datastores/esx2-datastore1 esx1/vms/vm1001 RelocateVM vm1001: success
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Thanks! I just merged this into our internal repo. It will appear on public github later. |
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Very cool! Michael On 04/11/2014 11:07 AM, cdickmann wrote:
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Yeah, I actually needed it just now :) |
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This makes no attempt to be clever, and only calls the RelocateVM
function with the most straightforward spec. It's similar to the
provided vm.migrate function in that regard
Example usage: