On Mon, May 13, 2013 at 7:21 PM, Günther Alka a...@hfg-gmuend.de wrote:
First of all, a virtualized SAN is not a problem but a good idea on a lot of
use cases unless you can supply the same CPU, RAM and disk recommendations
like you would do on on real hardware. It is also not a problem, that
Many thanks Günther and Dan for your answers. But still I have some
doubts:
a) I can't assign real hardware access to this VM, but i can assign
disks using RDM.
b) How can I calculate how many Arc-cache do I need??
c) Is it safe to use vmxnet3 nic driver for this production
environment??
Hi all,
Next month, we need to deploy an omnios virtual machine to act as storage
server under esxi 5.1. We can not use bare metal server, and I know that is
a problem.
We are thinking in disable zil. Is it recommended when omnios is installed
as a vm?? And we can not use pci passthrough esxi
First of all, a virtualized SAN is not a problem but a good idea on a
lot of use cases unless you can supply the same CPU, RAM and disk
recommendations like you would do on on real hardware. It is also not a
problem, that you cannot do vmotion with your SAN-VM (How would you
vmotion your
Hi all,
Next month, we need to deploy an omnios virtual machine to act as storage
server under esxi 5.1. We can not use bare metal server, and I know that
is
a problem.
We are thinking in disable zil. Is it recommended when omnios is installed
as a vm?? And we can not use pci passthrough
