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Date: Mon, 09 Jun 2014 16:22:47 +0100
From: Nux! <nux@li.nux.ro>
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Subject: Re: KVM + VMware (and ceph)
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On 09.06.2014 16:17, Gerolamo Valcamonica wrote:
> Hi Everybody,
> 
> i have a production environment of cloudstack 4.3 based on KVM hosts
> and CEPH storage
> 
> It's a good solution for me and i have good performance on both
> compute and storage side
> 
> But now i have an explicit customer request for VMware environment so
> I'm investigating about it.
> 
> Here my questions:
> - Can i have a mixed environment KVM + VMware vSphere Essentials Plus
> Kit under Cloudstack?
> - Can I have a mixed networking environment , so that i can, as
> example, have a frontend VMs on KVM and a backend VMs on VMware, on
> the same customere?
> (- Third, but off topic, question: can i have VMware hosts and CEPH 
> storage?)
> 
> Is there someone with similar enviroment that can give me suggestion 
> about this?

Hello,

You can add Vmware hosts in a different/new cluster and let your user 
access it, sounds pretty simple and AFAIK it well within ACS's 
capabilities.
Regarding Vmware and CEPH, it's not impossible, but I've never heard 
about this.

HTH
Lucian

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