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> How do you do failover if a server fails Not sure if you do not know anything about typical ESXi and vSphere setups, but if a server fails, all virtual machi
by erikbye 6y ago
> How do you do failover if a server fails
Not sure if you do not know anything about typical ESXi and vSphere setups, but if a server fails, all virtual machines are automatically migrated to a healthy server. And of course, your HPE G10s are compute only, all storage is on the fiber channel connected SAN.
- Spivak 6y agoYep! We have a KVM and Ceph based setup but it's basically the same as you describe.
- tatersolid 6y agoYou don’t get 17 server licenses for vSphere or a SAN for $55k as outlined above. More like $500k plus another $100k/year in maintenance. You’re still paying a cloud provider, but in this case it’s VMware