Re: experience's and issues with setting up cloudstack 4.3 and xenserver 6.2

Thanks Rohit Some useful reading, which I found interesting. Would I be correct to assume vAPPs in XS is a basic version of VPC in CS, or are they totally different. regards Ian Regards Ian On 29 June 2014 14:28, Rohit Yadav rohit.ya...@shapeblue.com wrote: Hi Ian, Hi All Openstack

Re: experience's and issues with setting up cloudstack 4.3 and xenserver 6.2

Thanks Lucian This has given me an overview, much appreciated. regards Ian Regards Ian On 29 June 2014 14:40, Nux! n...@li.nux.ro wrote: Hi, We have both standalone XS and ACS. Off the top of my head, the best few reasons to use ACS: - user management and resource limit enforcement as

Re: experience's and issues with setting up cloudstack 4.3 and xenserver 6.2

Hi Ian, Reply inline; Ian Marshall wrote: Thanks Rohit Some useful reading, which I found interesting. Would I be correct to assume vAPPs in XS is a basic version of VPC in CS, or are they totally different. XenServer vAPPs provides a way to logically group multiple VMs and that group is

Re: experience's and issues with setting up cloudstack 4.3 and xenserver 6.2

Hi Ian, Hi All Openstack is now dumped as the preferred route to a private cloud solution. Due to the issues with getting that installed, I need to get buy-in to consider redeployment using Cloudstack. We have got xenserver 6.2 running with EQLX as shared storage, so no issues with these.

Re: experience's and issues with setting up cloudstack 4.3 and xenserver 6.2

Hi, We have both standalone XS and ACS. Off the top of my head, the best few reasons to use ACS: - user management and resource limit enforcement as well as tracking (eg we always seem to lose/misplace IPs with standalone HVs) and statistics - HV agnostic (almost), we use XS and KVM - network