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Hey proxmox, maybe get off your a$$ and put out a good multidatacenter management product so that I can transfer vms/manager resources between my clusters? It's

Hey proxmox, maybe get off your a$$ and put out a good multidatacenter management product so that I can transfer vms/manager resources between my clusters? It's one of the few features that keeps part of my operation on vmware instead of on your product.

unixhero 3y ago
I proxmox
- slackfan 3y ago
  I like turtles.
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cwiggs 3y ago
Proxmox already has clusters that allows you to live migrate VMs between nodes.
- snapplebobapple 3y ago
  Yes I am aware. That uses corosync and is fine if you are running a few servers in one location with large data pipes between them. That is only part of what is needed to compete with vmware (and xcpng/xen orchestra for that matter). The missing piece is the management software to tie multiple clusters together across different physical locations for administration and (ideally live) vm migration.
candiddevmike 3y ago
In the age of containers, what are you seeing net new VM provisioning for?
- phpisthebest 3y ago
  You act has if windows does not exist. My company and most of the companies I know run on windows server for line of business functions which are one prem when run on VMware Contaniers and Linux may run the cloud but at least in the US Microsoft owns on prem workload for every day business functions For every Linux server I manage there is about 30 or 40 Windows servers
  - btmiller 3y ago
    How’s that market doing? Growing much?
    - phpisthebest 3y ago
      Outside of web development and web-based servers Yes it's growing just fine There's no doubt that Linux owns the web but for everything else there's a crap ton of legacy business software line of business apps databases file servers and tons of other things that run on Windows server
      - mdhb 3y ago
        You don’t need to just make things up and then scold others like they were idiots who are stuck in a bubble. Growth is non existent and has actually gone down every year since 2008 according to Google Trends data. https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?hl=en-US&tz=0&date=all&hl=en&q=%2Fm%2F02p4v9p&sni=6 https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?hl=en-US&tz=0&date=...
        techwizard81 3y ago
        First time I hear somebody saying that Windows servers being used more in the enterprise is a made up statement LOL Google search trend isn't directly linked to marketshare
        mdhb 3y ago

unixhero 3y ago

I proxmox

slackfan 3y ago
I like turtles.

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cwiggs 3y ago

Proxmox already has clusters that allows you to live migrate VMs between nodes.

snapplebobapple 3y ago
Yes I am aware. That uses corosync and is fine if you are running a few servers in one location with large data pipes between them. That is only part of what is needed to compete with vmware (and xcpng/xen orchestra for that matter). The missing piece is the management software to tie multiple clusters together across different physical locations for administration and (ideally live) vm migration.

candiddevmike 3y ago

In the age of containers, what are you seeing net new VM provisioning for?

phpisthebest 3y ago
You act has if windows does not exist. My company and most of the companies I know run on windows server for line of business functions which are one prem when run on VMware Contaniers and Linux may run the cloud but at least in the US Microsoft owns on prem workload for every day business functions For every Linux server I manage there is about 30 or 40 Windows servers
- btmiller 3y ago
  How’s that market doing? Growing much?
  - phpisthebest 3y ago
    Outside of web development and web-based servers Yes it's growing just fine There's no doubt that Linux owns the web but for everything else there's a crap ton of legacy business software line of business apps databases file servers and tons of other things that run on Windows server
    - mdhb 3y ago
      You don’t need to just make things up and then scold others like they were idiots who are stuck in a bubble. Growth is non existent and has actually gone down every year since 2008 according to Google Trends data. https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?hl=en-US&tz=0&date=all&hl=en&q=%2Fm%2F02p4v9p&sni=6 https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?hl=en-US&tz=0&date=...
      - techwizard81 3y ago
        First time I hear somebody saying that Windows servers being used more in the enterprise is a made up statement LOL Google search trend isn't directly linked to marketshare
        mdhb 3y ago