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Attributes like memory and cpu require the VM to be halted before they can be applied. Since that is more complexity than updating the simpler attributes at runtime I am going to accomplish this separate from #35
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In theory, it can be done live IF it's within some boundaries: can change vCPU numbers from 1 to max vCPU. Memory can be change within the dynamic range, capped by static range.
But it's complicated. I suppose it's more reasonable to do that when they are powered off.
Yea I still haven't fully grokked all the cpu and memory settings for VMs yet. I think that would be a great optimization (and I'll make sure to create a separate issue for it) but for now I will focus on making these updates possible and then edge cases can be made better in the future.
This has been addressed in #144. I implemented the online resizing of CPU and memory when possible. For updates that require the VM to be halted, terraform will stop the VM perform the full vm.set and then restart the VM.
Attributes like memory and cpu require the VM to be halted before they can be applied. Since that is more complexity than updating the simpler attributes at runtime I am going to accomplish this separate from #35
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: