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Hardware Cluster to VMware, is vMotion an alternative for clustering?

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We are migrating DB servers from "real" clusters to VMware. The question is with VMware how do you get similar functionality in VMware? Things like failover etc?

Is VMotionvMotion the answer? I wonder what other people do, what is considered best practice?

We are migrating DB servers from "real" clusters to VMware. The question is with VMware how do you get similar functionality in VMware? Things like failover etc?

Is VMotion the answer? I wonder what other people do, what is considered best practice?

We are migrating DB servers from "real" clusters to VMware. The question is with VMware how do you get similar functionality in VMware? Things like failover etc?

Is vMotion the answer? I wonder what other people do, what is considered best practice?

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Hardware Cluster to VMWAREVMware

We are migrating DB servers from "real" clusters to VMWAREVMware. The question is with VMWAREVMware how do you get similar functionality in VMWAREVMware? AKAThings like failover etc? VMOTION????

Is VMotion the answer? What haveI wonder what other people done? Whatdo, what is considered best practice?

Hardware Cluster to VMWARE

We are migrating DB servers from "real" clusters to VMWARE. The question is with VMWARE how do you get similar functionality in VMWARE? AKA failover etc? VMOTION????? What have other people done? What is considered best practice?

Hardware Cluster to VMware

We are migrating DB servers from "real" clusters to VMware. The question is with VMware how do you get similar functionality in VMware? Things like failover etc?

Is VMotion the answer? I wonder what other people do, what is considered best practice?

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