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Les Mikesell Re: [CentOS] re: HA Storage
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Stephen Harris wrote:
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> Things have changed, but I don't want to rebuild now. If I ever get
> a new (better, stronger, faster) machine then I'll look into it again,
> but then maybe ZFS on Linux will be a strong contender by that point :-)

Yeah - that'll come right after Hell freezes over.

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Thread : re: HA Storage
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Rajagopal Swaminathan Greetings, on this matter, Sunfire x4150 a 1U machine with 2xcpu sockets, "eight" drive bays, 64 GB...
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Stephen Harris Sunfire X4540; 4U, dual quad core AMD Opteron, 48 (count them!) hotswap SATA drives (so can scale...
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nate You know the inverse is true right? Solaris is supported on VMWare ESX(i). Though SATA disks are...
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Stephen Harris I wanted Solaris as the Host OS so it could natively manage my disks via ZFS. Making it a guest...
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Les Mikesell Have you looked at virtualbox (http://www.virtualbox.org/)? I haven't tried it myself but it looks...
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Ross Walker You know you may not find VMware server for Solaris, but there is always Xen or VirtualBox. -Ross
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John R Pierce and xVM Server which is Sun's version of Xen, with a Solaris domU and ZFS storage management. Last...
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Stephen Harris When I was looking at this, Xen wasn't anywhere near stable enough for my liking (I did look into...
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Les Mikesell Yeah - that'll come right after Hell freezes over.
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