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.
Regards, Kristoffer Sheather Cloud Central Scale Your Data Center In The Cloud Phone: 1300 144 007 | Mobile: +61 414 573 130 | Email: k...@cloudcentral.com.au LinkedIn: | Skype: kristoffer.sheather | Twitter: http://twitter.com/kristofferjon ---------------------------------------- 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
