Shutdown "all" VM's gracefully at once

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Francisco Gonzalez

December 16, 2016 15:55

Hello,

Almost every time there is an update, cloudboot resource or normal resource we are asked to shutdown all vms and reboot all hv to update the cloudboot flash or kernel.

Would be great if we don't have to shutdown all vms 1 by 1 from a web browser. This will greatelly decrease the downtime.

Also a command to start them all at once or in groups: all linux / all windows, etc.

Fran

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  Roman Strazhnyk (Product Manager) January 08, 2019 13:58 (Edited January 08, 2019 13:58)

  Hi Francisco,

  This has been implemented already, more info at

  https://docs.onapp.com/agm/latest/appliances/virtual-servers/manage-virtual-server-power-options#id-.ManageVirtualServerPowerOptionsv6.0-power-on-off-vs

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  Raymond Paxton December 18, 2016 00:01

  Upgrades of cloudboot resources past version 4.1 are supported for migrate and reboot process.  Only those requiring kernel updates will require the simple reboot process.

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  Francisco Gonzalez December 18, 2016 00:07

  I am ok to shutdown and reboot whatever, but I wan't to do it fast, not 1 by 1 from a web browser. What if there is 1000 vms?

   

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