> quietly built a proxmox cluster
Why is your place of work not moving wholesale to Proxmox? It's mad that HyperV is chosen as a solution in this day and age.
> quietly built a proxmox cluster
Why is your place of work not moving wholesale to Proxmox? It's mad that HyperV is chosen as a solution in this day and age.
Because it is made of a lot of open source components glued together in different weird ways. Sure, I would trust KVM over Hyper-V any day, but the management sucks for Proxmox.
If they build their new Datacenter Manager offering into what vCenter offered and abstract away all the ugliness (imagine creating a "distributed" switch on Proxmox with two clicks) I think they will make a killing.
Proxmox is amateur hour. No enterprise support
> Proxmox is amateur hour. No enterprise support
24/7 support will be available starting in October:
* https://www.proxmox.com/en/about/company-details/press-relea...
The other thing perhaps worth noting that the entire stack is open source, even Proxmox's 'special sauce' for management. Depending on your organization, if you can solve a problem with Debian (and Qemu) you can solve a problem with Proxmox.
Legal/Compliance/Risk department along the lines of “ nobody ever got fired for buying ibm”