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[FEATURE] Harvester to support network booting vm's via pxe #3325
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Seconding this request, PXE booting the VMs is pretty standard and needed. |
I see there are no Assignees. Has this dropped off the radar? |
From my own use of Harvester it can handle PXE but it's just not nicely exposed to the admin via the GUI. After VM creation you can edit the YAML and add "bootOrder: 1" under domain.devices.interfaces plus change the existing "bootOrder:1" under domain.devices.disks to "bootOrder:2". See screenshot below I've used this to PXE boot a node on an isolated network (configured within Harvester) from another node (dual connected within Harvester to the isolated network and external network). So what's required is a way to set the boot order of devices, not just disks. |
To chime in, a year ago, I had to drop evaluating Harvester for our needs because we require PXE installing VMs. Documenting a work around is great, but we also need visibility at VM creation. |
@torchiaf please check what is needed to add UI for the above (to add a different device to the boot order) |
Pre Ready-For-Testing Checklist
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Automation e2e test issue: harvester/tests#1069 |
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Yes, we use harvester to deploy mini clusters using warewulf which requires / prefers that the nodes boot via PXE. We have a work around that involves using the ipxe iso but network booting would be really useful.
Describe the solution you'd like
We would like Harvester to support PXE booting of VM's. This is pretty standard on most virtualization solutions, it could be implemented with a boot order panel in the VM configuration UI.
Describe alternatives you've considered
We are able to work around this issue using the IPXE ISO as our boot volume.
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