Hi ,
Anyone would know if RHEL is supported to run on Nutanix Acropolis Hypervisor (AHV) ?
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Hi @Ali AL-Dubaisy ,
You can refer to following URL to know about AHV-Guest OS compatibility
Between for which AOS version and RHEL OS version you would like to confirm
https://portal.nutanix.com/#/page/compatibilitymatrix/guestos
Thanks,
Shridhar
You can refer to following URL to know about AHV-Guest OS compatibility
Between for which AOS version and RHEL OS version you would like to confirm
https://portal.nutanix.com/#/page/compatibilitymatrix/guestos
Thanks,
Shridhar
It absolutely is. It's supported through RHEL 7.5
I run our entire Splunk environment on AHV using RHEL 7.5
I run our entire Splunk environment on AHV using RHEL 7.5
But by the side of Red Hat, unfortunately, Acropolis it is not considered a supported hypervisor for RHEL guests...
I don't know if this is a real problem in fact. I'm within a customer replacing your infrastructure from 3-tiers ESXi to AHV, and my first concern it's about licensing those RHEL guests. This customer uses a datacenter licensing for RHEL, where all guests in a specific host are licensed, and for this work, have to exist a VM to manage this and the VM have to talk well with the hypervisor.
That solution works like a charm in ESXi, and next week my primary mission is to start this migration, and I was already advertised that Red Hat won't help me in that.
I hope that work well. 🙂
https://access.redhat.com/solutions/3432561
https://access.redhat.com/certified-hypervisors
I don't know if this is a real problem in fact. I'm within a customer replacing your infrastructure from 3-tiers ESXi to AHV, and my first concern it's about licensing those RHEL guests. This customer uses a datacenter licensing for RHEL, where all guests in a specific host are licensed, and for this work, have to exist a VM to manage this and the VM have to talk well with the hypervisor.
That solution works like a charm in ESXi, and next week my primary mission is to start this migration, and I was already advertised that Red Hat won't help me in that.
I hope that work well. 🙂
https://access.redhat.com/solutions/3432561
https://access.redhat.com/certified-hypervisors
Acropolis at it's very core is a modified version of KVM. Red Hat supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux with KVM. KVM is already a type 1 hypervisor. For your specific case around licensing, I would speak directly to Red Hat about alternatives.
Regardless Nutanix fully supports RHEL on AHV. If Red Hat won't help you, work support and your account manager and express your concerns.
Regardless Nutanix fully supports RHEL on AHV. If Red Hat won't help you, work support and your account manager and express your concerns.
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