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Cannot connect to n0001 and n0002 #1
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@laytonjbgmail Thanks for the heads up! In the meantime, could you please check my medium post. https://medium.com/@panda1100/warewulf-v4-sandboxing-environment-on-kvm-using-vagrant-f0e23fc1ce52 |
@laytonjbgmail Sorry, I checked your comment on my mobile last time and now I realized you already read my medium post. One thing I have found so far is that I tested against Warewulf 4.2.0. But, If you run this Vagrantfile at present, it actually pulled Warewulf 4.3.0 from our official repository. Changes between 4.2.0 and 4.3.0 is relatively big (sorry for the ambiguous expression). If you pull 4.2.0, that should be work as expected. Please refer this page (https://github.com/hpcng/warewulf/releases) for the changes. |
#1 I can say that you can ignore that error. It looks like when you install vagrant, vagrant-libvirt is also installed. So, you don't need to install vagrant plugin. Please see details here vagrant-libvirt/vagrant-libvirt#1074 #2 You can not ignore this error. #3 Yes, that looks good to me. #4 This one is result of #2 failure. Now it should work fine with #2 workaround. Have a nice day! |
Good morning,
First - thanks for the instructions on WW4 and KVM!! I'm gald someone did this.
I followed the directions in your medium.com article (https://medium.com/@panda1100/warewulf-v4-sandboxing-environment-on-kvm-using-vagrant-f0e23fc1ce52) on an Ubuntu 20.04 system. I ran into a few errors.
Is this a problem? (I was able to go to the next steps)
vagrant up
I got the following errors at the very end:I'm not sure of the error and if it needs correcting or it can ignored.
vagrant up n0001
and the output seems normal (I did this from the original host and not the VM for the 'server')Is this output expected?
ssh -t -vvv n0001 sl
and it could not resolve the hostname.I looked at /etc/hosts and did not see n0001 nor n0002. I believe this is the problem.
I don't know how to fix this when the compute nodes are brought up (I could always add them them manually.
Than you for your help!!
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