Tilak, You can definately do this. Take a look at my multiple hypervisor preso for 4.4 for some tips: http://www.slideshare.net/TimMackey/hypervisor-selection-in-apache-cloudstack-44
XenServer does need Intel VT, and that's a good thing all around. -tim On Sat, Jan 17, 2015 at 5:08 AM, Tilak Raj Singh <tila...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi.. > > I have been using cloudstack using KVM for some time and would now like to > add a new cluster with Xenserver Hosts.. > I wished to know is that possible for a single cloudstack management server > to handle both Xen and KVM? If yes can anybody tell me how to proceed to do > the same? > Its because the templates for system VM for Xen are different than that of > KVM and I read that adding support for Xen has to be done before setting up > the Management Server. I would not like any changes to my current > cloudstack management server as currently some VMs are running on it. > > Also I wished to know is Intel VT necessary to be enabled for Xen too like > it is for KVM. I browsed a few links and they said that Xen can also work > without Intel VT enabled from the BIOS given extensive GUI based processing > is not required on the VMs. So does Cloudstack accept Xen Hosts with Intel > VT enabled? > > Regards >
