HTS's Lab in Progress
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@scottalanmiller said:
@Hubtech said:
@scottalanmiller said:
One of the things that remains tough about labs is that testing virtualization still requires a lot of hardware. If you want to test XenServer, HyperV, vSphere and KVM in any serious way, that is a minimum of eight servers! If you want to do any cloud, that is a whole bunch more.
well, at the cost of these servers, i could fill up a rack in no time lol
Filling up a rack is easy, it is keeping the power on that really gets you.
And the sound.
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well my office is on the other side of the house. Has a door and a closet that I intend on turning into my data center. Gonna pipe a window unit in there and let er rip
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@Hubtech said:
well my office is on the other side of the house. Has a door and a closet that I intend on turning into my data center. Gonna pipe a window unit in there and let er rip
My old home office in Texas had a big floor standing A/C unit to cool the rack. The piping was all painted up in NTG Orange.
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hts is green and gray. Do your clients know you Usé your closets for data centers?
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@Hubtech said:
hts is green and gray. Do your clients know you Usé your closets for data centers?
We aren't a host, but our prod stuff is 151 Front St. Our backup is Mississauga. Our cloud facilities are Chicago, Dallas and Nova. The racks at the "residential datacenter" are the sixth tier down of equipment.
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@scottalanmiller said:
@Hubtech said:
well my office is on the other side of the house. Has a door and a closet that I intend on turning into my data center. Gonna pipe a window unit in there and let er rip
My old home office in Texas had a big floor standing A/C unit to cool the rack. The piping was all painted up in NTG Orange.
Fun fact: The orange spray paint can that was used to paint that piping was the same can that was utilized in the near-famous incident involving @psx_defector , Maker's Mark, and the orange belly... the night before SpiceWorld 2012.
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Now that IS a fun fact.
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@art_of_shred said:
@scottalanmiller said:
@Hubtech said:
well my office is on the other side of the house. Has a door and a closet that I intend on turning into my data center. Gonna pipe a window unit in there and let er rip
My old home office in Texas had a big floor standing A/C unit to cool the rack. The piping was all painted up in NTG Orange.
Fun fact: The orange spray paint can that was used to paint that piping was the same can that was utilized in the near-famous incident involving @psx_defector , Maker's Mark, and the orange belly... the night before SpiceWorld 2012.
@psx_defector should feel honored!
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servers didn't show up....vendor didn't answer email....boo
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@Hubtech said:
servers didn't show up....vendor didn't answer email....boo
That sucks. Where did you get them?
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OK, servers are here. I have one of them up and running with 4x 76GB 10K sas for now. esxi 5.5 is installed, datastore is created, and i'm downloading pbxinaflash green osa for my first trial
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@scottalanmiller said:
@Hubtech said:
servers didn't show up....vendor didn't answer email....boo
That sucks. Where did you get them?
ebay. seller name is savemyserver
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Subscribed! Err... Favorited.
Can't wait to see where this goes, congrats on the home setup (And that find!).
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Well, installing centOS who would have thought. guess you gotta start with linux somewhere. going out for a beer then gonna play with elastix.
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Eeek, a GUI!
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@scottalanmiller said:
Eeek, a GUI!
no i didn't do the gui!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! this is just what happened during the initial install. see i can't even figure out how to run a mounted image in the cli!!!! lol
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Oh, that's easy. You should check out my blog first
http://www.scottalanmiller.com/linux/2012/04/27/mounting-an-iso-image/
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OK so the iso is in my datastore. It's also mounted on this vm's vcdrom. now.....
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@Hubtech said:
OK so the iso is in my datastore. It's also mounted on this vm's vcdrom. now.....
Oh, so if it is "in the drive", you are just missing the mount point:
mkdir -p /media/cdrom
You are trying to mount to a directory that you haven't created yet.
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i just dont know the basics. now looking at dir there are only 3 files....can someone send me a linux tutz?
