Re: KVM, iSCSI and High Availability

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Am Thursday 31 March 2011 schrieben Sie:
> That's what CLVM is for, it propagates the volume changes to every member
> of the 'cluster'.

Oh, right. I didn't know about clvm until now.

It sounds very promising though, certainly better than working with the 
proprietary API of whoever your SAN-vendor is to create a new LUN for every VM. 
Also, the machine we have got here, a Dell PowerVault, appears to be limited to 
at most 255 LUNs. I don't if that's a limitation of iSCSI or just a problem of 
this particular array.

	Guido
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