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The easiest way to achieve a highly available VALT server is by utilizing a VM on a Hypervisor with shared storage that supports High Availability (HA). Both VMWare and Hyper-V have integrated HA capabilities. If there is a need to make the VALT server highly available, IVS strongly recommends deploying the VALT appliance in a virtual environment and leveraging the hypervisor's HA capabilities. | The easiest way to achieve a highly available VALT server is by utilizing a VM on a Hypervisor with shared storage that supports High Availability (HA). Both VMWare and Hyper-V have integrated HA capabilities. If there is a need to make the VALT server highly available, IVS strongly recommends deploying the VALT appliance in a virtual environment and leveraging the hypervisor's HA capabilities. | ||
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Revision as of 10:42, 28 March 2024
The easiest way to achieve a highly available VALT server is by utilizing a VM on a Hypervisor with shared storage that supports High Availability (HA). Both VMWare and Hyper-V have integrated HA capabilities. If there is a need to make the VALT server highly available, IVS strongly recommends deploying the VALT appliance in a virtual environment and leveraging the hypervisor's HA capabilities.
🕮If you have additional questions, please contact the IVS Support Team.
