Is it possible?
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Is it possible?
Why would you want to?
For easier maintenance. I can simply backup the whole thing or replicate it from hypervisor's prespective.....
I have the same question : http://forum.open-e.com/showthread.php?t=1501
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Originally Posted by nka
My gold is to have VM installed on a Shared Storage (For HA and stuff) without having to buy a SAN (just 2 ou 3 physical machine).
I'm also wondering if we can make an active/active/passive setup with 3 physical machine like scalecomputing does !
geez goal, can't edit :(
more importantly, we can use VM to do replication testing etc.
Hi there i have run both the old and the new versions in esx version 3.5 and in 4.0. used them for testing the installer iso. and used for testing it as an san solution for esx. and it works:)
did you do some performance tests ?
actually how do we benchmark it?
native CPU can have up to 16 cores in total (2 CPU Nehalem with HT enabled), but Xen & vSphere can only have up to 8 cores right? In what circumstances would CPU usage become the key performance factor?
You could just try to copy things on the SAN, installing an OS, trying to see if it's fast or not... :)