Comments on: vBlades: Solving one more layer of complexity http://blog.egenera.com/2007/04/vblades-solving-one-more-layer-of-complexity/ Covering Data Center Availability, Responsiveness and Converged Infrastructure Wed, 8 Sep 2010 21:11:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Vakili http://blog.egenera.com/2007/04/vblades-solving-one-more-layer-of-complexity/#comment-97 Vakili Thu, 08 Jan 2009 14:45:36 +0000 http://blog.egenera.com/?p=24#comment-97 Dear Sir, Thanks for your Article. I want to have two hosts that they are running Xen-Hypervisor each 3 servers in side as guests. Now, I want to migrate one or two of guests (servers) from one Host to another in case of lack of power (electricity change to generator) and then poweroff the host that I migrated its servers (guests) to other one. Can you please help me if I can use vblade for or other technique? I am really in poor situation now so that I have to solve power problem by this idea. Many Thanks and Regards vakili Dear Sir,
Thanks for your Article. I want to have two hosts that they are running Xen-Hypervisor each 3 servers in side as guests. Now, I want to migrate one or two of guests (servers) from one Host to another in case of lack of power (electricity change to generator) and then poweroff the host that I migrated its servers (guests) to other one. Can you please help me if I can use vblade for or other technique? I am really in poor situation now so that I have to solve power problem by this idea.

Many Thanks
and Regards
vakili

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