Looking for a NC host for an Open Source project
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Can the torrent be downloaded without additional tools? Remember, script is designed to run from within Dom0 of CH / XCP-ng, so it isn't recommended to install a bunch of extra stuff.
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@Danp said in Looking for a NC host for an Open Source project:
Can the torrent be downloaded without additional tools? Remember, script is designed to run from within Dom0 of CH / XCP-ng, so it isn't recommended to install a bunch of extra stuff.
You'd need transmission-cli, which is just like having an FTP client or similar. Pretty small.
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Transmission-cli is not available on the hypervisor, so magnets or torrents in general are out. If no one is willing to offer up some space on an existing NC installation that's fine.
We're able to make this work using other solutions, albeit just a bit more of a headache.
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@DustinB3403 are you not prioritzing the seed?
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@JaredBusch said in Looking for a NC host for an Open Source project:
@DustinB3403 are you not prioritzing the seed?
It's going and I don't have it limited. Can you hit retry on the file?eee
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your seed does not seem to stay on consistently.
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@JaredBusch said in Looking for a NC host for an Open Source project:
your seed does not seem to stay on consistently.
Sorry about that, it could be that my host is a laptop, I'm trying to make a smaller source anyways if you're trying to offer NC space.
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Would Wasabi be an acceptable host for said file? That'd be 8TB x $0.06 = $0.48/month to host the file. I would just make another bucket to store just it in, and make the file publicly accessable.
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@travisdh1 said in Looking for a NC host for an Open Source project:
Would Wasabi be an acceptable host for said file? That'd be 8TB x $0.06 = $0.48/month to host the file. I would just make another bucket to store just it in, and make the file publicly accessable.
It would, but we were hoping that it wouldn't have to cost the file is currently 1.7Gb, I'm troubleshooting a curl timeout issue, not sure if its with NC or my host or what. . .
The file currently lives here Direct download
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@travisdh1 said in Looking for a NC host for an Open Source project:
Would Wasabi be an acceptable host for said file? That'd be 8TB x $0.06 = $0.48/month to host the file. I would just make another bucket to store just it in, and make the file publicly accessable.
Wasabi has a $5 minimal monthly fee.
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@VoIP_n00b said in Looking for a NC host for an Open Source project:
@travisdh1 said in Looking for a NC host for an Open Source project:
Would Wasabi be an acceptable host for said file? That'd be 8TB x $0.06 = $0.48/month to host the file. I would just make another bucket to store just it in, and make the file publicly accessable.
Wasabi has a $5 minimal monthly fee.
Yeah I know, which this is a project I'm working on to just be kind, which is why I was looking to do this at no cost (to anyone I care about, really).
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For this small of a project you could just use onedrive or something. There aren't going to be many places to store up to an 8GB file for free and be able to download it whenever you want.
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@stacksofplates said in Looking for a NC host for an Open Source project:
For this small of a project you could just use onedrive or something. There aren't going to be many places to store up to an 8GB file for free and be able to download it whenever you want.
Yeah we are looking at and testing different providers for free accounts, it's all a WIP. There may be issues in xcp-ng as well (looking at a few logs which might cause issues)
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@VoIP_n00b said in Looking for a NC host for an Open Source project:
@travisdh1 said in Looking for a NC host for an Open Source project:
Would Wasabi be an acceptable host for said file? That'd be 8TB x $0.06 = $0.48/month to host the file. I would just make another bucket to store just it in, and make the file publicly accessable.
Wasabi has a $5 minimal monthly fee.
I'm already slightly above the minimum for them just from the backups that get pushed to Wasabi, so it really is just that 50 cents a month for me. At less than 2TB that @DustinB3403 posted a little father down, it'd be all of 12 cents.
Remember, they don't charge for downloads.
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First off, I'm a heavy xcp-ng user but don't use Xen Orchestra so I don't know how it is setup.
But why not an iso file instead of an xva? It's much smaller and more flexible.
Debian/ubuntu iso bundled with a preseed file will create a self installing system with just a 350MB file size.
You can run a script on the hypervisor that creates the vm and pulls down the iso (if it's not there), and starts the VM which then installs the OS and XO.
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@travisdh1 said in Looking for a NC host for an Open Source project:
@VoIP_n00b said in Looking for a NC host for an Open Source project:
@travisdh1 said in Looking for a NC host for an Open Source project:
Would Wasabi be an acceptable host for said file? That'd be 8TB x $0.06 = $0.48/month to host the file. I would just make another bucket to store just it in, and make the file publicly accessable.
Wasabi has a $5 minimal monthly fee.
I'm already slightly above the minimum for them just from the backups that get pushed to Wasabi, so it really is just that 50 cents a month for me. At less than 2TB that @DustinB3403 posted a little father down, it'd be all of 12 cents.
Remember, they don't charge for downloads.
Do you mean GB? You keep saying TB.
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@Pete-S said in Looking for a NC host for an Open Source project:
First off, I'm a heavy xcp-ng user but don't use Xen Orchestra so I don't know how it is setup.
But why not an iso file instead of an xva? It's much smaller and more flexible.
Debian/ubuntu iso bundled with a preseed file will create a self installing system with just a 350MB file size.
You can run a script on the hypervisor that creates the vm and pulls down the iso (if it's not there), and starts the VM which then installs the OS and XO.
Because needing an ISO would require people to either have XCP-NG Center installed or know how to build a VM via the command line.
What this provides is a direct import of a working management interface from a root shell on the hypervisor.
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@stacksofplates said in Looking for a NC host for an Open Source project:
@travisdh1 said in Looking for a NC host for an Open Source project:
@VoIP_n00b said in Looking for a NC host for an Open Source project:
@travisdh1 said in Looking for a NC host for an Open Source project:
Would Wasabi be an acceptable host for said file? That'd be 8TB x $0.06 = $0.48/month to host the file. I would just make another bucket to store just it in, and make the file publicly accessable.
Wasabi has a $5 minimal monthly fee.
I'm already slightly above the minimum for them just from the backups that get pushed to Wasabi, so it really is just that 50 cents a month for me. At less than 2TB that @DustinB3403 posted a little father down, it'd be all of 12 cents.
Remember, they don't charge for downloads.
Do you mean GB? You keep saying TB.
Yep, doh!
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@DustinB3403 said in Looking for a NC host for an Open Source project:
@Pete-S said in Looking for a NC host for an Open Source project:
First off, I'm a heavy xcp-ng user but don't use Xen Orchestra so I don't know how it is setup.
But why not an iso file instead of an xva? It's much smaller and more flexible.
Debian/ubuntu iso bundled with a preseed file will create a self installing system with just a 350MB file size.
You can run a script on the hypervisor that creates the vm and pulls down the iso (if it's not there), and starts the VM which then installs the OS and XO.
Because needing an ISO would require people to either have XCP-NG Center installed or know how to build a VM via the command line.
What this provides is a direct import of a working management interface from a root shell on the hypervisor.
The user is downloading a script anyway to get started,
bash -c "$(curl -s http://xoa.io/deploy)".So it doesn't matter to the user if the script needs to create a vm with
xe vm-installor if it will do it withxe vm-import.I understand that you want to copy the method the Xen Orchestra guys have chosen. Personally I think it's suboptimal, even if their xoa.xva file is "only" roughly 800 MB in size.
