Archive for the ‘Virtualization’ Category

Some News about ProxMox VE (version 1.7 is out !) »

Some News about ProxMox VE  (version 1.7 is out !)

Hello World, This is a quick post about ProxMox VE. I haven't got much time to do some blogging activities because I'm really overbooked for work. The begin of the year seems to be quite heavy...... This small post is dedicated to ProxMox VE solution.  I do not know if you have noticed but the logo has changed a little bit as well as the

Proxmox VE as a virtual Machine in Hyper-V »

Proxmox VE as a virtual Machine in Hyper-V

Hello World, I recently received a interesting question about how to create a virtual machine on an Hyper-V server and install the ProxMox VE software.  In this post, I've been writing that this was a option to perform some basic testing with the PROXMOX VE software. Today, I'll briefly explain how to install ProxMox VE software as a Virtual

PROMOX VE Network Model – Part 6 »

PROMOX VE Network Model – Part 6

Hello World, I know ! It's a long time I haven"t post some stuff... but he, I'm busy as well..I have to work on some projects abroad.  Today's post will focus again on PROXMOX VE (PVE) software and we will quickly check the networking model provided by the software. Ready ? So, let"s start PROXMOX VE and network model. PROXMOX VE can be

Setup your PROXMOX VE infrastructure Part 5 – »

Setup your PROXMOX VE infrastructure Part 5 – Storage Model

Hello World, if you want  to read part I, click here Today, we will continue our discussion about the PROXMOX VE product. In my previous posts, I described how to deploy PROXMOX VE and how to create the virtual machines (KVM or OpenVZ). Storage Model In the beginning, PROXMOX VE was using only local disks as storage.. This was acceptable

Setup your ProxMox VE Infrastructure – Part 4 »

Setup your ProxMox VE Infrastructure – Part 4 – Creating Virtual Machines

Hello World, In Part 1, 2 and 3, we have setup our PROXMOX VE infrastructure.  It's time to create our first virtual machine.  With Proxmox, you know that you can create KVM virtual machines or OpenVZ container. In this last part, we will show you how to create virtual machines (KVM or OpenVz Container).  After this post, you should be able

Setup your ProxMox VE Infrastructure – Part 3 »

Setup your ProxMox VE Infrastructure – Part 3

Overview As mentioned in my previous posts, PROXMOX VE (PVE) can be run as a cluster. The cluster configuration is based on one node being the master and other nodes being the slaves .   By implementing a cluster, you will be able to balance the workload on several hosts and you will be able to increase the availability of your virtual

Setup your ProxMox VE Infrastructure – Part 2 »

Setup your ProxMox VE Infrastructure – Part 2

Hello World, In Part I, we have seen how to perform the installation of the "PROXMOX VE" Solution.  In this post, we will quickly go through the web interface.  Then we will show you how to build a Clustered PROXMOX VE infrastructure without using any SAN infrastructure. Indeed, PROXMOX VE allows you to implement a Cluster without the need of

Setup your ProxMox VE Infrastructure – Part 1 »

Setup your ProxMox VE Infrastructure – Part 1

Hello World, In a previous post, I presented to you an interesting Open Source virtualization solution called Proxmox VE.  Using this software, you can have a Virtual infrastructure up and running within an hour. The solution was designed with the idea that with only 2 servers (and no SAN infrastructure), you should be able to have a high

VHDResizer : How to Resize your VHD Disk »

VHDResizer : How to Resize your VHD Disk

Hello World, In this post, I have mentioned that was possible to resize the VHD Disk size using the VHDResizer.  The tool is quite straightforward and allows you to perform one of the following operations : Increase the Size of your VHD Disk Shrink the size of your VHD Disk Convert a  Fixed Disk to Dynamic or the other way

HowTo use Disk2VHD Utility »

HowTo use Disk2VHD Utility

Hello World, Recently, I needed to convert my physical laptop into a Virtual Machine.  Indeed, I've received a new Laptop loaded with Operating System and Applications. That was time for me to transfer my data from the old machine to the new one.  I did that and didn't encounter any major issues.  However, I wanted to keep for some time the

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