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On 09/12/2012 11:58 PM, Nicolas Chenier wrote:
Thank you Itamar, much appreciated...
So how would you go about getting this setup if you
only have 2 host
servers?
are they supposed to be in same cluster with shared
storage, live
migration, etc.?
On Wed, Sep 12, 2012 at 4:43 PM, Itamar Heim
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On 09/12/2012 08:26 PM, Nicolas Chenier wrote:
Hi all,
I am starting a small hosting business and
want to use
oVirt w/
KVM as
my virtualization platform.
I currently have 2 host servers and an iSCSI NAS.
Do I need a dedicated machine to run oVirt?
Can I run
it from a VM?
either will work, but not easy right now to host
the engine
on its
own hypervisor.
Can I use the all-in-one solution in a Production
environment,
with a
2nd host? ... would I need to install oVirt on
both
hosts, in
the event
that one of my servers went down?
the all-in-one is mostly intended for POC level, using
local storage
of the host.
if you plan to use both hosts with local storage, you
should be able
to use it, depending on strength of your hosts.
I am trying to see how I can survive if my
oVirt server
fails.
It would
be great if it ran from a VM but I can also
see issues with
doing that...
Another option would be to run oVirt on my
workstation
and have it
connect to my 2 host servers in colocation
over the
internet?
should work over WAN, but if you are hosting, wouldn't
users need to
access the engine / your workstation?
Please let me know how you've accomplished an
oVirt
setup with 2
servers.
Thank you!
Nic