I would always advise having a standalone xenserver cluster for management
purposes. Typically consisting of 2 hosts to host the cloudstack
management and database servers.
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From: David Ortiz dpor...@outlook.com
Sent: Saturday, October 05, 2013 3:46 AM
To: users@cloudstack.apache.org users@cloudstack.apache.org
Subject: Virtualizing Cloudstack Manager onto XenServer host
Hello,
I am setting up a small test cluster and decided to use XenServer this
time with Cloudstack 4.2.0. I would like to run the management server on
the cluster, but since XenServer uses its own OS install rather than
CentOS, I believe that means I cannot run the manager on it bare metal like
I would for KVM. Is it possible for me to create the management server on
a VM which I then would use to connect to the cluster for cloudstack
functionality?
Thanks, David Ortiz