Under clear CentOS 6

group virt {
cpu {
cpu.shares=9216;
}
}

is also use for starting libvirtd.

But agent updating SELinux rules. For avoid this... for set up process set it permissive, after installing - disabled.

PS mb its bug... when i make sure for starting services...
service cloud-management start > error, havent permission to /var/log/cloud-management
but real path is /var/log/cloud/managenent. I dont make symlink - just a folder with cloud:root rwo-ro-ro

I'm getting the same problem with libvirtd
pastebin.com/KAqTJ8aL
I tried the solution posted in the CS forum by gracal but still not working...
Any issues ?

I'm getting the same problem with libvirtd
pastebin.com/KAqTJ8aL
I tried the solution posted in the CS forum by gracal but still not working...
Any issues ?

Ynessb wrote:


try



after that

THx essentiel for ur answer, I tried that but still not working..

I solved the problem...This is caused by a unconfigured cgroup definition for libvirt in CentOS 6.
THe Solution is Append the below section into /etc/cgconfig.conf:

group virt {
cpu {
cpu.shares = 9216;

and it works !

did you find that in the kb at docs.cloud.com?