No comments ?
Its not easy to select/judge a tool if no feedback is given. In case its the
wrong forum and you know a better place to get advice - please let me know.
Tia and have a nice weekend
Hajo
From: Hans-Joachim Ehlers [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2011 10:32 AM
To: xCAT Users Mailing list
Subject: [xcat-user] Is xCat the right tool for me ?
Hi
I have to maintain a small Computing center which support AIX, Linux
(Suse/Redhat) , SunOS , HP-UX and MS Windows running on Power/Intel/AMD/Sparc .
Most is virtualized using IBM VIOs ,ESX and KVM.
Underlying Hardware is IBM BladeCenter , p6 & p7 Hardware , INTEL and SUN
Server.
Even its small i have to support many projects with different needs. The needs
ranging from a special software up to full blown virtual HPC environment.
>From a top view : The current approach (planned ) is the keep all projects and
>there requirements in LDAP and take the information from LDAP to build the
>project environment.
>From a bottom view: We need a foundation to deploy and maintain all Operating
>systems on bar metal or on virtualized env.
So do you think xCAT fits well ?
What are the limitations of xCat in multi Cluster / Multi project Environment ?
Are you using additional tools to build your Multi Cluster / Multi Project
Environment ?
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