How to troublehsoot randmonly hanging libvirt vms?
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I am frequently (maybe every other night) finding that 1 or more of my libvirt guests going into some sort of hung state overnight. basically, they seem to work fine when I quit work in the evening, but are completely unresponsive the next morning, i.e do not even respond when I try to login via the virt-manager console viewer. I've tried looking in /var/log/messages (rsyslog installed) and the guest's qemu logs, but I don't see anything glaring and I'm not sure what I should look for other than errors. I've also tried to find similarities b/t the vm's that seem to regularly do this, but all I can nail down is that they are all fedora 26 guests.
How can I troubleshoot this?
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I am frequently (maybe every other night) finding that 1 or more of my libvirt guests going into some sort of hung state overnight. basically, they seem to work fine when I quit work in the evening, but are completely unresponsive the next morning, i.e do not even respond when I try to login via the virt-manager console viewer. I've tried looking in /var/log/messages (rsyslog installed) and the guest's qemu logs, but I don't see anything glaring and I'm not sure what I should look for other than errors. I've also tried to find similarities b/t the vm's that seem to regularly do this, but all I can nail down is that they are all fedora 26 guests.
How can I troubleshoot this?
qemu libvirt
asked Jan 5 at 16:25
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19919
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I am frequently (maybe every other night) finding that 1 or more of my libvirt guests going into some sort of hung state overnight. basically, they seem to work fine when I quit work in the evening, but are completely unresponsive the next morning, i.e do not even respond when I try to login via the virt-manager console viewer. I've tried looking in /var/log/messages (rsyslog installed) and the guest's qemu logs, but I don't see anything glaring and I'm not sure what I should look for other than errors. I've also tried to find similarities b/t the vm's that seem to regularly do this, but all I can nail down is that they are all fedora 26 guests.
How can I troubleshoot this?
qemu libvirt
asked Jan 5 at 16:25
swv
19919
I am frequently (maybe every other night) finding that 1 or more of my libvirt guests going into some sort of hung state overnight. basically, they seem to work fine when I quit work in the evening, but are completely unresponsive the next morning, i.e do not even respond when I try to login via the virt-manager console viewer. I've tried looking in /var/log/messages (rsyslog installed) and the guest's qemu logs, but I don't see anything glaring and I'm not sure what I should look for other than errors. I've also tried to find similarities b/t the vm's that seem to regularly do this, but all I can nail down is that they are all fedora 26 guests.
How can I troubleshoot this?
qemu libvirt
asked Jan 5 at 16:25
swv
19919
asked Jan 5 at 16:25
swv
19919
asked Jan 5 at 16:25
swv
19919
asked Jan 5 at 16:25
swv
19919
19919
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