Hi Thomas,
On 3 Dec 2013, at 14:41, Thomas McLaughlin mclau...@adobe.com wrote:
Hello,
Requirements
One
We do not want to pay to use vCenter as part of our open stack we are setting
up.
You need to, at least, buy a vSphere Essentials license to manage the free ESXi
hypervisor
I work for a company that develops software amongst other items. As such we
write software to work on Mac OSX and though a special agreement with Apple
have approval to use VM's running OS X for testing and development purposes
only. The VM's have to be running on Apple hardware only, and we
Hello,
Requirements
One
We do not want to pay to use vCenter as part of our open stack we are setting
up.
Two
One of the instances we are going to run on ESXi needs to be Mac OS
Three
I believe with the vmwareapi.VMwareESXDriver: a driver that lets nova-compute
communicate directly to an
Hi Thomas,
On 12/03/2013 01:41 PM, Thomas McLaughlin wrote:
I believe with the vmwareapi.VMwareESXDriver: a driver that lets
nova-compute communicate directly to an ESX host we can accomplish One
and Two but I want to be sure someone else has achieved this first.
If I understand your message
ESXi 5.x could virtualize on Mac hardware.
In my lab, I have a running ESXi on Mac mini server, which connects to
Openstack via vCenter.
From: Jeremy Stanley fu...@yuggoth.org
To: openstack@lists.openstack.org
Date: 2013/12/04 07:46
Subject:Re: [Openstack] vmwareapi
On 2013-12-04 09:03:46 +0800 (+0800), Hai Quan Chen wrote:
ESXi 5.x could virtualize on Mac hardware.
In my lab, I have a running ESXi on Mac mini server, which
connects to Openstack via vCenter.
Good point. What I meant was legally possible, but only if buying
the servers for your compute
