On Thu, Jun 14, 2018 at 2:26 AM, Chenjia (C) <[email protected]> wrote: > Dear XEN expert： > > We meet some problem in our project: In our previous project, we > use KVM, and we do some job like this: > > > > We create KVM snapshot by “virsh snapshot-create $DomainName $SnapshotXml”, > then do following job: > > While(1) > > { > > Run “virsh snapshot-revert $DomainName $Snapshot --running --force” > > Do some job in 30 secends > > } > > > > > > Now our project is move to Xen, so we need to do same thing like > in KVM, but we found that there is no “Snapshot” in xen , so we change the > job like this in xen: > > While(1) > > { > > Run “xl destroy win7_checkpointFile” > > Run “xl restore win7_checkpointFile” > > Do some job in 30 secends > > } > > > > We found that” xl destroy “and “xl restore” spend 10 times > longer than “virsh snapshot-revert”, it is unacceptable in our project > > > > So our question is that: Is there a faster way to restore > Virtual machine status in Xen?
Internally Xen has the copy-on-write functionality needed to implement faster snapshots; but we don't have the tooling yet. If you're keen enough you could implement it -- but if you don't have the time / effort to do that I'm afraid you're out of luck. -George _______________________________________________ Xen-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.xenproject.org/mailman/listinfo/xen-devel
