Getting Started with XenCenter
- Installing XenCenter
- Starting or Exiting XenCenter
- Uninstalling XenCenter
Exploring the XenCenter workspace
- The Toolbar
- The Resources Pane
- The Navigation Pane
- The Tabs
- Resource Status Icons
- Keyboard Shortcuts
- Changing XenCenter Options
- Hidden Objects
- Organizing Resources
- Searching Resources
About Citrix Hypervisor Licensing
- Licensing Overview
- Managing Citrix Hypervisor Licenses
Getting Help
Managing Servers
- Connecting and Disconnecting Servers
- Configuring Networking
- Changing Server Properties
- Changing the Control Domain Memory
- Exporting and Importing a List of Managed Servers
Managing Pools
- Pool Requirements
- Create a New Pool
- Add a Server to a Pool
- Remove a Server From a Pool
- Destroy a Server from a Pool
- Export Resource Data
- Change Pool Properties
- Change the Root Password
- Delete a Pool
Managing Storage
- Creating a New SR
- Removing an SR
- Reattaching an SR
- Storage Multipathing
- Storage Read Caching
- PVS-Accelerator
- Reclaiming Freed Space
- Live LUN Expansion
- Changing SR Properties
Creating VMs
- Creating a New VM
  - VM Template and BIOS Options
  - VM Name and Description
  - OS Installation Media
  - Home Server
  - VM CPU and Memory Allocation
  - GPU
  - Virtual Storage Configuration
  - Cloud-Config Parameters
  - Virtual Networking Configuration
  - Complete New VM Creation
- Express (unattended) VM Creation
- Creating New Templates
- Copying VMs and Templates
Configuring VMs
- Installing Citrix VM Tools
- Configuring VM Memory
- Configuring Virtual Storage
- Configuring VM Networking
- Configuring Virtual GPU
- Managing Containers
- Change VM Properties
Managing VMs
- Start a VM
- Suspend and Resume a VM
- Shut Down a VM
- Reboot a VM
- Run a Remote Console Session
- Migrate Virtual Machines
- Delete a VM
- Changed Block Tracking
Importing and Exporting VMs
- Open Virtualization Format (OVF and OVA)
- Disk Image Formats (VHD and VMDK)
- Import VMs From OVF/OVA
- Import Disk Images
- Import VMs From XVA
- Export VMs as OVF/OVA
- Export VMs as XVA
VM Snapshots
- Take a VM Snapshot
- Revert to a Snapshot
- Create a New VM From a Snapshot
- Create a New Template From a Snapshot
- Export a Snapshot to a File
- Delete a Snapshot
- Scheduled Snapshots
Citrix Hypervisor vApps
- Create a vApp
- Modify vApps
- Delete a vApp
- Start and Shut Down vApps
- Export and Import vApps
Protecting VMs and vApps
- High Availability
- Disaster Recovery (DR)
Access Control (AD & RBAC)
- Managing Users
- RBAC overview
- Definitions of RBAC roles and permissions
- Join a domain and add users
- Assign roles to users and groups
- Calculating RBAC roles
- Audit changes
Workload Balancing Overview
- Getting Started with Workload Balancing
  - Workload Balancing Basic Concepts
  - Connecting to Workload Balancing
- Introduction to Basic Tasks
  - Choosing an Optimal Server for VM Initial Placement, Migrate, and Resume
  - Accepting Optimization Recommendations
- Working with Workload Balancing Reports
- Editing Workload Balancing Settings
- Administering Workload Balancing
- Troubleshooting Workload Balancing
Conversion Manager
Monitoring System Performance
- Viewing Performance Data
- Configuring Performance Graphs
- Configuring Performance Alerts
Updates and Upgrades
- Upgrading Managed Servers
- Updating Managed Servers
- Live Patching in Citrix Hypervisor
- Applying Automated Updates
- Installing Supplemental Packs
- Updating XenCenter
- Update Notification
Troubleshooting
- XenCenter Alerts
- XenCenter Event Log
- Health Check
- Creating a Server Status Report
- Resolving SR Connectivity Problems
- VM Recovery Mode
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Cloud-Config Parameters

June 20, 2019

Contributed by: C

When you are creating a CoreOS VM, the New VM wizard prompts you to specify cloud-config parameters for your VM. Create a config drive if you are planning to use Citrix Hypervisor to manage containers running inside the VM. The config drive provides user data for the VM instance.

Note:

Containers can fail to run if you do not create a config drive for the VM. For more information about containers, see Managing Containers.

By default, XenCenter includes a predefined set of parameters on the Cloud-Config Parameters page. You can modify these parameters based on your requirements. See the CoreOS documentation for detailed information about supported configuration parameters.

Note:

You can modify the cloud-config parameters when a VM is shut down. For more information, see Cloud-Config Parameters in Change VM Properties.

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Cloud-Config Parameters

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