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[prashant1979]

Does anybody know how to create a VPS cloud using Virtuozzo? Is it possible to do so? What are the other options for setting up a VPS Cloud?

[xaero]

look into Proxmox VE

http://www.proxmox.com/cms_proxmox/e...ts/proxmox-ve/

it is openvz based and has the ability to cluster multiple servers together.

[praveenkv1988]

You can use Virtuozzo. It will be more professional but costly. You can use HyperVM its free.

[Dedicatedone]

AppLogic is another alternative for cloud VPS solutions.

[prashant1979]

Originally Posted by praveenkv1988

You can use Virtuozzo. It will be more professional but costly. You can use HyperVM its free.

I am already using Virtuozzo and that's what I want to know how can I setup a VPS cloud using Virtuozzo.

[e-Sensibility]

Explain what you mean by "vps cloud."

[prashant1979]

Something like http://vps.net/.

[eming]

Originally Posted by prashant1979

Something like http://vps.net/.

cant be done with Virtuozzo

[e-Sensibility]

I've never used virtuozzo, but assuming it has an API you could probably make something similar with some custom code.

[appvz]

I'm using OpenVZ, but don't using HyperVM

[forasse]

Originally Posted by eming

cant be done with Virtuozzo

Not true. Virtuozzo 4 has a cluster feature. You can use an iscsi array to have the VMs on the iscsi partition and have the VMS move on node failure much like VPS.net works.

[eming]

Originally Posted by forasse

Not true. Virtuozzo 4 has a cluster feature. You can use an iscsi array to have the VMs on the iscsi partition and have the VMS move on node failure much like VPS.net works.

oh, true - but the failover part is only a very small part of what we do on vps.net though

[prashant1979]

So, what is the option if you want to setup a VPS cloud like VPS.NET? I need for both Windows and Linux.

[dazmanultra]

Originally Posted by prashant1979

So, what is the option if you want to setup a VPS cloud like VPS.NET? I need for both Windows and Linux.

Xen or KVM, some chunky front end nodes and a couple of expensive SAN devices. Then some developers.

[eming]

if you are starting from scratch, you may be better off simply partnering up with one of the providers out there and resell their service to your clients.