nah, usually you'd use libvirt or so and set up some puppet or ansible stuff to automate it with a few templates. that's not rocket science and can be done quite reliable.

Yes. Even Lula, maybe? You never know. But senators and members of the congress certainly.

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Yes! They used their custom UI on the top of VM ware, so users might not have difference in ux. Only thing was minor downtime.

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The question is if any other company would actually have a benefit from that. What i understood is that they managed the vms from the own control panel (anexia-engine), that speaks to the api of vmwar

Most big vendors have their own tools for such use cases. Microsoft, for example, has Azure Migrate.

They only need during the migration more resources to move on the fly without interrupting their customers. Their ceo also said this and now they have more money to invest to their own engine.

For Anexia, this step was not quite so difficult, as the group already runs VMware machines on its own platform called Anexia Engine. Meanwhile, VM drives run on Netapp storage, which can be migrated

But yes, for Anexia's case, it makes a lot of sense since they already have the developers to build their own KVM platform (with proven success via Netcup), and it gives them a lot of control and free

does anyone have an idea what solution they went with (on top of kvm)? purely inhouse or something well known? the ceo mentions working "on the open source solution", but not if its

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I agree with option 1 -- good work @BasToTheMax (Image)

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Hi @orangejoose -- I can definitely see both sides of the debate there. The beauty of pizza is that everyone can customize it to their own taste, just like our VPS offerings (Image)

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One of the clients is Teamviewer who would have wanted the most reputable. Owning a hosting company is just that. I wholeheartedly commend their decision to part from Broadcom and go their own way.

DEEP looks to be its own facility - https://www.datacentermap.com/luxembourg/luxembourg/ebrc-windhof/

BuyVM does very well and most of the bigger LE providers should do very well as well. The big break for most LE providers is getting off rentals and into pure colo/owned IP's. Suddenly your cost per n