KVM Virtual machine migration to VMware

1. Put the KVM under the virtual machine;

[Email protected] ~]# Virsh List--All Id the Name state---------------------------------------------------- -GAMEDEV10 shut off-Gamedev11 shut off-Gamedev12 shut off-Gamedev13 shut off-Gamedev2 shut off-Gamedev6 shut off-Gamedev7 shut off-Gamedev8 shut off-Gamedev9 shut off-Gamedevtpl shut off-Yunwei shut off

2. Convert the virtual machine in the KVM under IMG file format to the VMDK format with the following command:

Qemu-img Convert/data/img/gamedev2.dsk  

#转换完成后会有一个 gamedev2.vmdk file, upload this file to VMware VSphere

#/data/img/  The path to the disk file
[Email protected] ~]# ls/data/img/
Gamedev10.dsk  gamedev12.dsk  gamedev2.vmdk  gamedev7.dsk  gamedev9.dsk    Git.dsk
Gamedev11.dsk  gamedev2.dsk   gamedev6.dsk   gamedev8.dsk  gamedevtpl.dsk  test.img

3. Create a virtual machine "select Custom" in a VMware vsphere environment without creating a disk using the newly converted VMDK file to turn on the virtual machine

IP address may change, configure IP

[Email protected] network-scripts]#MVIfcfg-eth0 ifcfg-Ens160[[email protected] Network-scripts]# Vim ifcfg-ens160 TYPE="Ethernet"Bootproto="None"Defroute="Yes"Ipv4_failure_fatal="No"Ipv6init="Yes"ipv6_autoconf="Yes"Ipv6_defroute="Yes"Ipv6_failure_fatal="No"Ipv6_addr_gen_mode="stable-privacy"NAME="ens160"UUID="bf79d93a-2c0e-418d-a341-a2268c5e7da0"DEVICE="ens160"Onboot="Yes"ipaddr=10.0.3.44NETMASK=255.255.255.0GATEWAY=10.0.3.1[[Email protected] network-scripts]#/etc/init.d/network Restart

KVM Virtual machine migration to VMware