You would need to look out for a chicken and the egg issue, where your ACS is down, but to be able to fix it you need it to be up.
-- Jimmy Van: Alex K <rightkickt...@gmail.com> Datum: donderdag, 28 maart 2024 om 11:51 Aan: users@cloudstack.apache.org <users@cloudstack.apache.org> Onderwerp: Apache CloudStack as HCI Hi All, I understand that ACS is meant to run on a separate instance/server which can be a VM so as to manage multiple remote clusters where the workload is located. I was thinking, instead of having a separate server/cluster for running ACS, if a hyperconverged setup is a way to deploy ACS, where the ACS appliance is running in a cluster that the ACS is managing. Similar to the oVirt approach where the engine of the cluster is a self-hosted VM. My intention is to have ACS manage remote edge clusters of small size (2 or 3 nodes with not more then 10 VMs and several containers through the kubernetes plugin) and low hardware footprint is important for the outcome. Thanks, Alex
