@coliver said in Testing oVirt...: @scottalanmiller said in Testing oVirt...: @fateknollogee said in Testing oVirt...: @scottalanmiller said in Testing oVirt...: @fateknollogee said in Testing oVirt...: Either way, at the end of the day, RAID controllers are like cars... People go with what they're comfortable with....you can argue (aka debate) the merits of one vs. the other. Me, I could go either way. They shouldn't be treated that way. Each has a place and each should be used where appropriate. Not much in IT should come down to opinion, it should be "appropriate addressing of the business case." You are right, it shouldn't but I live in the real world & that's just how it goes. You aren't going to save the planet No, but I can save a lot of businesses from "IT pros". FTFY. Hahahahah

@oksana I doubt you will find the audience you are looking for at reddit, but good luck.

Way to go guys!

Congrats.

@irj I Laughed pretty hard. There are benefits to combining hardware and software together in a purchase, and then there are downsides. Weird trade in/up games is one of them.

@scale I was forunate enough to see Scale in action from friend and saw his lab of multiple nodes connected. Scale does use KVM, and virt IO that is not secret, everyone can have this tech right now, but hypervisor alone is not enough, reminds me abit of mobile processors and cpus, you can have the best cpu but without decent gpu + uncore + modem, it will be crap, and same can be said for scale they wrap KVM with amazing tech to make it hyper-converged in such easy manner. Those multiple nodes pool resources and you have very easy web GUI to manage VMs and easily move them and clone them and migrate them to other nodes. So KVM or ESXi alone does not really cut it in this time and age. And scale magic is mostly in pooling storage in an effortless manner between nodes, and giving you all this in an easy web UI.