Re: VPC across multiple hypevisors

This would happen if you force a hypervisor type for system vms. If you are ok with any hypervisor type, then if all XenServer are down, ACS would try to spin up another in other available host (even if this host uses a different hypervisor) On Thu, Oct 19, 2017 at 2:26 PM, Chiradeep Vittal

Re: VPC across multiple hypevisors

There is a possibility that you might lose the VR under some circumstances. E.g., the VR is created on XS and it needs to be recreated ( XS server dies) but there is no XS capacity left. This might have been fixed, but best to test these corner cases out. On Wed, Oct 18, 2017 at 10:35 PM Asanka

Re: VPC across multiple hypevisors

Hi All thanks for the reapplies, and Dag too mentioned this is possible. Thank you and Best Regards Asanka On 17 October 2017 at 20:51, Rafael Weingärtner wrote: > I believe it is. I have already designed and deployed a cloud environment > where we had XenServers

Re: VPC across multiple hypevisors

I believe it is. I have already designed and deployed a cloud environment where we had XenServers and VMware ESXi servers in the same zone. We had cases where the VR was in the VMware cluster and VMs in the XenServer and everything was fine. On 10/17/2017 12:34 PM, Daan Hoogland wrote:

Re: VPC across multiple hypevisors

Asanka, I've not seen that work but it might. I can't think of a hard impediment but having the two types of hypervisors in the same zone is required. If all else fails, another solution may be to split the tiers into separate networks and create a private gateway from the one to the other. hope

Re: VPC across multiple hypevisors

Thanks for the reply Makrand We have a requirement, where we need to have Database on Vmware Esxi and Application server On Xen. I am Applisuer using routing we can connect these two together. But is it possible to create a single VPC combining these two environments or just to extend the

Re: VPC across multiple hypevisors

Hi, Can you be a bit more descriptive as to what exactly you want to do? Note:- VPC is nothing but multi-tier network (A VPC acts as a container for multiple isolated networks that can communicate with each other via its virtual router.) So if you're having VMs running in multi-hypervisor setup,

VPC across multiple hypevisors

Hi Guys, is there a way to do a VPC across multiple hypervisors Thanks and Regards Asanka