Migrating From VMWare to XCP-NG Just Got Easier!
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VMWare VS XCP-NG
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XCP NG Storage & Migrations Explained
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⏱️ Time Stamps ⏱️
00:00 Xen Orchesta VMWare Migrations Tools
02:13 The MIgration Process
04:15 How To Connect to VMWare
05:25 XCP-NG Storage
06:13 Backup enhancements
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Danke! Thanks vor all your great videos. They helped my a lot in my administration work.
Glad to help!
Love the caption on your t-shirt .... Think imma order one
Thank you. Coming from running VirtualBox for years, and was looking to expand my knowledge base. I am a big fan of XCP-NG, and XO. It is a lot more 'user friendly' IMO over another 'famous' virtualization platform. I will be pushing some people to the commercial version and support, here shortly. Please keep up the good work.
Благодарим ви!
They have improved the way to bring in VHD as well, might be worth part of a new video. I have had some issues with disk2vhd migrations though, but have a process in place that works.
I've got a 11y old Supermicro server and now with ESXi 8 they don't support my CPU even if i don't mind ESXi they are now forcing me to move.. XCP-NG might be the path for me..
It's mostly because they remove the kernel code for it to keep the code base small.
Do you think Synology Active backup would ever support VM backups? That is why I chose ESXI so I can back it up with Synology. Do you have any recent videos on backing up VMs with XCP-NG
This is my most recent th-cam.com/video/Lsx_T0_raho/w-d-xo.html
I see update is disabled when running the container or building from source normal I read but would it be nice to find a way to use it or to turn off the notification on the menu. Feedback are appreciated I have not attached a node yet just run the orchestra than you
Hi Tom, would be interresting and maybee a good Video > True NAS with 4 or more NVMe Drives with ASUS M.2 x16 GEN 4 CARD, maybee nice to passthrough with ESXI or XPNG, I realy like the way you do your videos
any progress on XCP-NG getting a hyperconverged storage option. anything like Ceph on the roadmap? With Datacentre power and space costs going up, it makes a whole lot of sense to attach storage directly to your compute.
They already support ceph
@@LAWRENCESYSTEMS I know they support CephFS off host, but what about CephRBD on host, the way Proxmox handles it?
@@ferdievanschalkwyk1669 They support it as a storage target xcp-ng.org/docs/storage.html#storage-types
6.3 or older? I thought I was outdated when I was using 6.5. Or do they mean 6.3 or later?
Glad Im not the only one noticing it. It must be a typo I guess so 6.3 or later should be correct.
Current limitations and next steps
We have various improvements in the pipes. So far, the delta import is only supported up to VMware 6.5. This will be solved in our next release, to support all VMware versions in delta mode. If you use something more recent, you can just shutdown the VM, the replication will work, but not in "warm" mode (ie: delta).
This was pulled from the xen orchestra 5.80 blog post
Does XCP-NG support USD nics ?
I'm so tired of VMware. This looks promising!
Can you import from VMWare workstation VMs though?
OVA import is supported.
My only crime with Xan orchestra is the 2 TB limit per VM
If you need more that 2TB per VM you are not following best practices for storage. VM storage and data should be separate.
@@LAWRENCESYSTEMS That is, storage for the VM files, or virtual disks attached to the guest?
@@shadaxgaming keeping the data on a network filesystem or object storage or whatever
I use TrueNAS via NFS shares to store the data files on. Currently I use ProxMox.
@@LAWRENCESYSTEMS This is 10000% percent true. I cannot tell you how often I've had to work clean up on people who've put their file systems in full virtual. Almost every NAS will support Microsoft AD security passthrough permission sets, you can setup your own ACLs and limit loss. Single point loss is the worst thing you can do, so why make the opportunity larger? By utilizing better practices, you can do more to protect an environment.
I responded to another video recently, but I'm taking this week to run some test environments of both ProxMox & XCP-NG. I see things in both of them I'm not a huge fan of; but VMWare's methodology that is in place now means extensive cost increase for companies I work with. I also question VMWare's changes in the way their system works, one that is really turning into nickel and dime on every function. One of the things that I do dislike about XCP-NG is that the backup function/etc. is natively hidden behind the XO paywall ($85/mo); I'll walkthrough and compile my own XO, but certainly an annoyance.
I can’t install XCP-NG on my 12th gen. I’d like to use it but it just lands on a black screen when starting the installer.😢
You might need a newer Linux kernel. Proxmox does support 12th and 13th gen out of the box and you can use the opt-in kernel to fully unlock the Intel CPU's.
This aged well
VMware*
The problem with xcp-ng is the really bad IaC tooling such as packer, its the worst implementation I have seen. I know they are doing a new version but its taking forever
It's getting there.. but clonezilla to clonezilla is soooooo much quicker Nd easier