Paul, thanks for your comment. We have only licenses for ESXI 4.1 since 5 years
ago and a financial restriction to update them. I expect, we can install
CloudStack on our current vCenter 4.1 platform. I mean, deploying the
Management Server into a virtualized CentOS.7 and accessing 3 IBM Blades
Hi Jose,
CloudStack doesn't work at a low enough level to be bothered about how the
hosts or management get their 'local' storage. As long as the hypervisor or
management server run normally.
ESXi 4.1 is extremely old though, and I can imagine that you may have a number
of compatibility issues
We are planning to transform our small academic LabDataCenter (IBM Bladecenter
S, with 3 HS22 servers and ESXI 4.1 hypervisor without DAS (they boot from a FC
connected IBM DS3400 RAID unit) to a CloudStack service. It because, we will
augment the memory and HD capacities. Well, our doubt is
