Hot scale not working in VMware because Cloudstack not update correct Guest OS

leduyquy commented 1 month ago

ISSUE TYPE

Bug Report

COMPONENT NAME

Instance

CLOUDSTACK VERSION

4.19.1.1

CONFIGURATION

OS / ENVIRONMENT

Ubuntu 22.04 for Cloudstack management vSphere 8.0 Ubuntu 22.04 for Instance

SUMMARY

In template and Instance I set correct OS type, But when Cloudstack clone VM from template it not set correct to Guest OS Family and Guest OS Version on VM Options of vm.

It set to default: Guest OS Family: Other Guest OS Version: Other (64-bit)

With default options, It only allow scale CPU, I can't hot scale RAM with default options. I can try edit manual Guest OS Family and version to correct os type at vmware to be able to hot scale CPU and VMware but when i change computer offering, Cloudstack overwrite it to default.

I can try import VM and enable read config from OVA to set correct OS info when clone VM. However, with the above method i can set root disk for vm when deploy. It not friendly for client.

STEPS TO REPRODUCE

Create Template and set correct OS for template 
Clone VM from template

EXPECTED RESULTS

Guest OS Famlly and Version in  VM Options of VM update correct OS and can hot scale CPU and RAM.

ACTUAL RESULTS

Guest OS Famlly and Version set to default value and can't hot scale CPU and RAM.

weizhouapache commented 1 month ago

@leduyquy

what's your vmware version ?

can you share the correct os type you want to use ?

leduyquy commented 1 month ago

Hi @weizhouapache I use vSphere 8.0.0 and VMware esxi 8.0.2

Example options I set to VM on VMware:

Ubuntu: Guest OS Family: Linux Guest OS Version: Ubuntu Linux (64bit)

Windows: Guest OS Family: Windows Guest OS Version: version OS template, eg: Microsoft Windows Server 2022 (64-bit)

weizhouapache commented 1 month ago

@leduyquy they are not officially supported in 4.19.x

can add the SQL changes manually and retry ? https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/pull/9591

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