Proxmox VE 2.0 Beta adds High Availability and KVM 1.0 packages
Proxmox Virtual Environment (VE), the linux Debian based distribution for managing KVM and Openvz, just released it's 2.0 Beta version adding High Availability support and packages based on qemu 1.0. Along with the new high availability features comes an updated GUI for managing your HA settings and a new Datacenter summary page.
Proxmox VE has always provided good community support by way of an active forum, wiki and community bug reporting. The proxmox team have now added a youtube channel where you can find the latest tutorials and howtos on installing and configuring your virtual environment with Proxmox.
The official announcement includes links to wiki pages on Clustering, Fencing and support for Intel Modular server.
You can download this latest release at the Proxmox Download Center.
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Tuesday, January 3, 2012 - 16:45 src386 (not verified)That's very exciting. It's a true based-KVM alternative for the VMware products.
KVM and VirtIO are very good but they really need a true and reliable graphical remote management console. RHEL-V does it, with ovirt, but for now it's difficult to build especially on non-RedHat systems. Virt-Manager is not stable enough.
I will have a look on this new Promox VE... thanks again.
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