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1. You get to choose Centos 8.x or Ubuntu 20.x for your KVM node 2. They explain you can one or more drives. They intend the product as remote snapshot storage
by jsjohnst 6y ago
1. You get to choose Centos 8.x or Ubuntu 20.x for your KVM node
2. They explain you can one or more drives. They intend the product as remote snapshot storage it seems.
3. You might not be the target audience then. Not every company wants to target every possible person willing to pay.
4. As indicated on the page, you need root to provide the encryption key on a reboot.
5. They said Sacramento, but I agree, more details on which DC would be better, for their target audience anyway.