To be clear, your hypervisor hosts need to be empty while adding them to
ACS.
In regards to VMware, that guy also needs to be empty before adding a
VMware cluster to ACS.
Technically, you could later add additional mgmt server and migrate your DB
to a VM, but don't do it for many reasons, please.
Coming from vmware environments where vcenter has almost always been a
hosted vm. You could give mgmt node highest priority over other VMs, but
safe approach as you stated is to keep it outside. Environment I am stand
up is going to be very light use and wanting to keep infrastructure as
light as p
In short,
Never, EVER, do such thing (especially in production of any kind).
Mgmt server (any auxiliary components like standalone DB server, billing
software, monitoring software, load balancers etc - all things that are
needed for production...) can be on KVM nodes, but a standalone KVM nodes,
How are most of you running your management node? On a standalone host(s)
outside hypervisors? On managed hypervisor hosts?
What I want to do is have management node on kvm hosts that it manages.
What I am not certain is how I get it in there in 1st place. Other than
standing up a temporary mgmt n
