Welcome Augusto! I'll do my best to answer your questions and I'm sure others will chime in as well.
1. CloudStack is designed to scale to massive levels and supports various levels of availability. Typically, if you are going to be building out services in different geographic areas, you'd separate those into CloudStack Regions. A region is designed to be completely self-contained, with no dependencies on other regions. Please see this URL for more detail on this - https://docs.cloudstack.apache.org/en/latest/conceptsandterminology/concepts.html#cloudstack-terminology 2. AWS and other vendors do offer some bare metal services. As long as you have direct access to the underlying server hardware, you could definitely utilize them as CloudStack Hosts. CloudStack does support a number of hypervisors, either directly (as in the case with KVM), or via other management systems (such as VMWare with vSphere). Think of CloudStack as an orchestrator or orchestrators. 3. CloudStack networking can be deploying in a number of ways. At the most simplistic level, you can deploy hosts and use host based security groups for separation with little to no complexity on the underlay network. You can also utilize advanced networking and separate Virtual Private Clouds (VPCs) via VLANs, VXLANs or other tunnel protocols depending on what the underlining hypervisor supports. CloudStack is in use by large cloud providers and huge corporations world wide and it built to be extremely robust, while still providing the flexibility that different entities require. We have a large community and a lot of vendor integrations allowing the cloud operator to mix and match technologies that better suit their needs. -Si ________________________________ From: i...@defendhosting.com <i...@defendhosting.com> Sent: Friday, May 15, 2020 7:05 AM To: users@cloudstack.apache.org <users@cloudstack.apache.org> Subject: Hello and first doubts! Hello, My name is Augusto and I am new here. Hello to all. Glad to be here. I am new in cloudstack and I have some doubts that may be can be answered here. I already provide server and vps service, but I would like to provide cloud service with cloudstack in several locations. First of all, I am sorry because my cloudstack knowledge is near to null. I plan to start now, and for that reason I have these doubs: 1).- The master and the hosts must be in same datacenter?. I mean, if I install a master in europe, can I manage the hosts in Europe, USA, Canada and other locations?. For example using a hetzner server for master and ovh or sys for hosts. 2).- I saw some videos about vmware, indicating that it is possible to use AWS infraestructure to deploy hosts and use their infraestructure to growup creating several "virtual datacenters". That can be done with cloudstack? (or with other major clouds) 3).- If hosts are deployed in same datacenter, for example OVH, Is there additional tasks to acomplish regarding the network? I mean, creating for example an vRack or it is not necessary and cloudstack will manage all? Thank you for your -- �� DEFEND HOSTING - www.defendhosting.com<http://www.defendhosting.com> - A Company You Can Trust �� Shared Hosting | VPS | Dedicated Servers | SEO | PBX, CRM and SEO Servers �� USA/EU Locations | Fast Network/Server Backbone Connection �� Best Value For Your Money | Outstanding Uptime | Customer Tailored Support | Money-Back Guarantee -- El software de antivirus Avast ha analizado este correo electrónico en busca de virus. https://www.avast.com/antivirus
