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= Xen API and resources for Developers= |
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* [[XCP Building Instructions|Building XCP]] |
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* [[XAPI Adding Field|How to add fields to XAPI]] |
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Revision as of 11:40, 25 September 2012
Installation
- CentOS 6 Virtual Machine installation on XCP
- Installing Ubuntu guests on XCP
- XCP toolstack on a Debian-based distribution
- FreeBSD 9.0 64-bit HVM on XCP 1.1
- OpenSuse 11.4 VM (64 bit) interactive installation on XCP
- Grant McWilliam's blog - mostly on XCP installation
- XCP toolstack on a Debian-based distribution
- XCP toolstack on a Debian-based distribution - proposed
Management Clients and Tools
- List of available management tools
- Xen Cloud Platform: Access to VM console
- XenCenter compatibility fixes for XCP 1.0 and 1.1
- Install the management CLI on a separate Linux box
- XCP Command Line Interface: A more detailed description in XCP Manuals
- Using XenCenter to manage XCP
Disk and Networking
- NIC Bonding on XCP
- SATA Direct Local Disk Access on XCP
- Creating an iSCSI target on XCP 1.1
- XCP and VLANs
- Ronny L. Bull blog - mostly articles on disk and networking
- Grant McWilliam's blog - some articles on networking
Cloud
High Availability
Monitoring
- Installing Nagios NRPE on XCP dom0 for monitoring
- Installing NUT on XCP dom0 for UPS power management
Ubuntu
Other
- How to create custom XCP templates
- Running XCP within an Xen/XCP VM (nesting)
- XCP Building Instructions
- XCP DirectDiskAccess
- XCP and VLANs
- XCP as virtual machine
- Xen Cloud Platform: Access to VM console
