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Installing and configuring Oracle Linux KVM on Dell PowerFlex
Executive summary PowerFlex product overview Introduction to Oracle Software
Introduction to Oracle Software
Oracle Linux KVM
Oracle Linux Virtualization Manager
Oracle Linux KVM Host Architecture
Oracle Linux KVM terminology
Data Center
Cluster
Hosts
Virtual Machine
Storage
Network
Scalability requirements
Introduction to hard partitioning Deploying Oracle Real Application Clusters Conclusion References

Oracle Linux Virtualization Manager

Oracle Linux Virtualization Manager

  • To support multiple hosts running Oracle Linux KVM, administrators can use Oracle Linux Virtualization Manager. It is based on the open source oVirt project. The heart of this management solution is the oVirt Engine, which is used to discover Oracle Linux KVM hosts and configure storage and networking for virtualized data centers. Oracle Linux Virtualization Manager (available for x86 hardware) provides a high performance, modern, web-based UI. For most operations, users can rely on the administration portal or the lightweight VM portal.

    Figure 2.   Oracle Linux Virtualization Manager landing page from browser

    After logging in to the administration portal, users will be presented with a dashboard view displaying key information about the deployment such as VM counts, hosts count, clusters, storage and so on. It also displays the status of each entity and key performance metrics.

    Figure 3.   Display of dashboard showing details such as hosts, VMs and performance metrics