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Check out this new hibernate video for AWS.
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The Flow Gateway VM (FGW) for Nutanix Cloud Clusters In Azure(NC2) is the Lynch pin to having a your own Supercloud. The FGW is responsible for all VM traffic going north and south from the Nutanix cluster in Azure. This virtual machine allows outside communication from both cloud and on-premises services to the workloads running on the Azure NC2 Cluster. \u00a0<\/span><\/span><\/p>

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One of the biggest changes with Nutanix Cloud Clusters (NC2) on Azure compared to it's AWS counterpart is the requirement for Flow virtual networking. Flow virtual networking provides an overlay in Azure to provide secure communication between multiple tenants you may be hosting on the Nutanix cluster and also provides north and southbound connectivity. North and southbound connectivity is provided through the Flow gateway virtual machine (FVGW). Workloads running on the cluster can either go through a network address translation (NAT) path or a routed path not using a NAT. <\/span><\/p>
Which path your virtual machines take in and out of the NC2 Cluster will depend on how other services need to talk to the running virtual machines on NC2.<\/span><\/p>
The FVGW Is a native Azure VM that gets deployed when the first cluster is created. The FVGM has both and internal and external network interface cards(NIC). Traffic from your Azure Nutanix cluster is directed towards the FVGM\u2019s Internal NIC And then eventually routed out through the external NIC. The external NIC grabs virtual IPs directly from Azure to be used as floating IP's. These floating IPS can be directly assigned to virtual machines running on the cluster.<\/span><\/p>
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The below video discuss routing inside of NC2 on Azure.<\/span><\/p>
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NAT<\/strong>

Using the NAT\u2019ed Path is the easiest option to use because it comes configured out-of-the-box as the default. Once your environment is deployed and you create your first Nutanix VPC for your virtual machines the only thing that you need to do is to add a default route pointing to the NAT-external subnet which is already created for you. <\/span><\/p>
If the majority of the VMs running on the NC2 Azure cluster only need outbound communication with the rest of the world, then this is a good option. If there is only a handful of applications that need to initiate inbound connectivity like a web server you can use floating IP's to provide the inbound IP that they can initiate the connection.<\/span><\/p>
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Routed Path(Non-NAT)<\/strong>

\u00a0if you're going to consume Azure services that need to initiate multiple connections to your virtual machines running on NC2 or you have a management system on-prem as an example that is going to have to talk to the virtual machines directly then a Non-NAT path makes the most sense. For these types of scenarios configuring a floating IP for every virtual machine would be very cumbersome. A good example of this would be if you had a VDI connection broker on Prem and you were bursting desktops on your Azure cluster you would need to use Non-NAT path. <\/span><\/p>
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Below is a video showing to configure a Non-NAT path in Prism Central.<\/span>

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One of the biggest changes with Nutanix Cloud Clusters (NC2) on Azure compared to it's AWS counterpart is the requirement for Flow virtual networking. Flow virtual networking provides an overlay in Azure to provide secure communication between multiple tenants you may be hosting on the Nutanix cluster and also provides north and southbound connectivity. North and southbound connectivity is provided through the Flow gateway virtual machine (FVGW). Workloads running on the cluster can either go through a network address translation (NAT) path or a routed path not using a NAT. <\/span><\/p>
Which path your virtual machines take in and out of the NC2 Cluster will depend on how other services need to talk to the running virtual machines on NC2.<\/span><\/p>
The FVGW Is a native Azure VM that gets deployed when the first cluster is created. The FVGM has both and internal and external network interface cards(NIC). Traffic from your Azure Nutanix cluster is directed towards the FVGM\u2019s Internal NIC And then eventually routed out through the external NIC. The external NIC grabs virtual IPs directly from Azure to be used as floating IP's. These floating IPS can be directly assigned to virtual machines running on the cluster.<\/span><\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
The below video discuss routing inside of NC2 on Azure.<\/span><\/p>
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NAT<\/strong>

Using the NAT\u2019ed Path is the easiest option to use because it comes configured out-of-the-box as the default. Once your environment is deployed and you create your first Nutanix VPC for your virtual machines the only thing that you need to do is to add a default route pointing to the NAT-external subnet which is already created for you. <\/span><\/p>
If the majority of the VMs running on the NC2 Azure cluster only need outbound communication with the rest of the world, then this is a good option. If there is only a handful of applications that need to initiate inbound connectivity like a web server you can use floating IP's to provide the inbound IP that they can initiate the connection.<\/span><\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
Routed Path(Non-NAT)<\/strong>

\u00a0if you're going to consume Azure services that need to initiate multiple connections to your virtual machines running on NC2 or you have a management system on-prem as an example that is going to have to talk to the virtual machines directly then a Non-NAT path makes the most sense. For these types of scenarios configuring a floating IP for every virtual machine would be very cumbersome. A good example of this would be if you had a VDI connection broker on Prem and you were bursting desktops on your Azure cluster you would need to use Non-NAT path. <\/span><\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
Below is a video showing to configure a Non-NAT path in Prism Central.<\/span>

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\u00a0<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/azure-networking-picking-the-right-path-41287?postid=62381#post62381","creationDate":"2022-10-18T15:25:24+0000","relativeCreationDate":"12 days ago"},"numberOfUnreadReplies":0,"numberOfReplies":0,"numberOfLikes":2,"relevantPost":{"id":62381,"author":{"id":33,"url":"\/members\/dlink7-33","name":"dlink7","avatar":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/icon\/90x90\/9i0A71A2D85CADA36B.jpg","userTitle":"Moderator","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"name":"Moderator","color":"#0873ba"},"userLevel":4},"content":"
One of the biggest changes with Nutanix Cloud Clusters (NC2) on Azure compared to it's AWS counterpart is the requirement for Flow virtual networking. Flow virtual networking provides an overlay in Azure to provide secure communication between multiple tenants you may be hosting on the Nutanix cluster and also provides north and southbound connectivity. North and southbound connectivity is provided through the Flow gateway virtual machine (FVGW). Workloads running on the cluster can either go through a network address translation (NAT) path or a routed path not using a NAT. <\/span><\/p>
Which path your virtual machines take in and out of the NC2 Cluster will depend on how other services need to talk to the running virtual machines on NC2.<\/span><\/p>
The FVGW Is a native Azure VM that gets deployed when the first cluster is created. The FVGM has both and internal and external network interface cards(NIC). Traffic from your Azure Nutanix cluster is directed towards the FVGM\u2019s Internal NIC And then eventually routed out through the external NIC. The external NIC grabs virtual IPs directly from Azure to be used as floating IP's. These floating IPS can be directly assigned to virtual machines running on the cluster.<\/span><\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
The below video discuss routing inside of NC2 on Azure.<\/span><\/p>
<\/oembed><\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
NAT<\/strong>

Using the NAT\u2019ed Path is the easiest option to use because it comes configured out-of-the-box as the default. Once your environment is deployed and you create your first Nutanix VPC for your virtual machines the only thing that you need to do is to add a default route pointing to the NAT-external subnet which is already created for you. <\/span><\/p>
If the majority of the VMs running on the NC2 Azure cluster only need outbound communication with the rest of the world, then this is a good option. If there is only a handful of applications that need to initiate inbound connectivity like a web server you can use floating IP's to provide the inbound IP that they can initiate the connection.<\/span><\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
Routed Path(Non-NAT)<\/strong>

\u00a0if you're going to consume Azure services that need to initiate multiple connections to your virtual machines running on NC2 or you have a management system on-prem as an example that is going to have to talk to the virtual machines directly then a Non-NAT path makes the most sense. For these types of scenarios configuring a floating IP for every virtual machine would be very cumbersome. A good example of this would be if you had a VDI connection broker on Prem and you were bursting desktops on your Azure cluster you would need to use Non-NAT path. <\/span><\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
Below is a video showing to configure a Non-NAT path in Prism Central.<\/span>

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dlink7 主持人
发表Nutanix云簇（NC2）

Azure网络 - 选择正确的路径。

与AWS相比，Azure上Nutanix Cloud簇（NC2）的最大变化之一是流量虚拟网络的要求。流虚拟网络提供了Azure的覆盖层，以在您可能在Nutanix群集上托管的多个租户之间提供安全的通信，并提供北向和南行连接。通过流网路虚拟机（FVGW）提供了北向连接。在集群上运行的工作负载可以通过网络地址转换（NAT）路径或不使用NAT的路由路径。您的虚拟机进出NC2群集的哪个路径将取决于其他服务需要如何与NC2上的运行虚拟机交谈。FVGW是当创建第一个群集时将部署的本机Azure VM。FVGM具有内部和外部网络接口卡（NIC）。来自Azure Nutanix群集的流量针对FVGM的内部NIC，然后最终Rou

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12天前

when we login VDI\u00a0 getting socket 10061 error it is new VDi.<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/vdi-having-login-issue-10061-socket-error-41031?postid=61531#post61531","creationDate":"2022-07-12T14:51:50+0000","relativeCreationDate":"3 months ago"},"isTopicUnread":true,"privateId":24804,"id":41031,"type":"post","hasCurrentUserLiked":false,"isSticky":false,"features":[{"id":"isQuestion","label":"vraag"}],"forum":{"id":149,"isIdeation":false,"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149","title":"Nutanix Cloud Clusters (NC2)","description":"Unify all your Private and Public Clouds"},"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/vdi-having-login-issue-10061-socket-error-41031","title":"VDI having login issue 10061 socket error","lastPost":{"id":62377,"author":{"id":10812,"url":"\/members\/qamarabbas-10812","name":"qamarabbas","avatar":"","userTitle":"Trendsetter","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"name":"Trendsetter","color":"#3300cc"},"userLevel":1},"content":"
Can you confirm the requried ports are open between end user & citrix environment\u00a0<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/vdi-having-login-issue-10061-socket-error-41031?postid=62377#post62377","creationDate":"2022-10-18T13:03:59+0000","relativeCreationDate":"12 days ago"},"lastReply":{"id":62377,"author":{"id":10812,"url":"\/members\/qamarabbas-10812","name":"qamarabbas","avatar":"","userTitle":"Trendsetter","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"name":"Trendsetter","color":"#3300cc"},"userLevel":1},"content":"
Can you confirm the requried ports are open between end user & citrix environment\u00a0<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/vdi-having-login-issue-10061-socket-error-41031?postid=62377#post62377","creationDate":"2022-10-18T13:03:59+0000","relativeCreationDate":"12 days ago"},"numberOfUnreadReplies":0,"numberOfReplies":3,"numberOfLikes":0,"relevantPost":{"id":61531,"author":{"id":121313,"url":"\/members\/nirmal2802-121313","name":"Nirmal2802","avatar":"","userTitle":"Explorer","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"name":"Explorer","color":"#000000"},"userLevel":0},"content":"
when we login VDI\u00a0 getting socket 10061 error it is new VDi.<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/vdi-having-login-issue-10061-socket-error-41031?postid=61531#post61531","creationDate":"2022-07-12T14:51:50+0000","relativeCreationDate":"3 months ago"},"numberOfViews":160,"contentType":"question","featuredImage":"","publicLabel":"","category":{"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-infrastructure-75","categoryId":75,"title":"Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure","metaRobots":"index, follow","type":0},"lastPostId":"62377"},"isActivityPage":null,"showUnsubscribeBtn":null,"attachmentCdn":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/","isGuest":true,"csrfToken":"4fe2db0d3312c0c6a02ed862cf8d841fa6ee47af","hideCategoryMetadata":false,"phrases":{"Forum":{"thread.unsubscribe":"Unsubscribe","vraag":"Question","beantwoord":"Solved","topic.list.metadata.asked.in":"asked in","topic.list.metadata.published.in":"published in","topic.list.metadata.shared.in":"shared in","topic.list.metadata.posted.in":"posted in"}}}">

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Nirmal2802 资源管理器
问Nutanix云簇（NC2）

VDI具有登录问题10061套接字错误

当我们登录VDI获取插座10061错误时，这是新的VDI。

3

问

12天前

Hello All,<\/p>
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\u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0I have added a managed network in our cluster. We have since purchased another cluster and in the process of configuring VXLan and the ability to live migrate VM\u2019s between clusters. From what I have been seeing we cannot have a managed network across clusters is this correct? If not does anyone know how to configure a managed network to work between clusters.<\/p>
Thanks,<\/p>
Scott<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/managed-network-across-clusters-41186?postid=61949#post61949","creationDate":"2022-09-14T18:05:09+0000","relativeCreationDate":"1 month ago"},"isTopicUnread":true,"privateId":24922,"id":41186,"type":"post","hasCurrentUserLiked":false,"isSticky":false,"features":[{"id":"isQuestion","label":"vraag"}],"forum":{"id":149,"isIdeation":false,"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149","title":"Nutanix Cloud Clusters (NC2)","description":"Unify all your Private and Public Clouds"},"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/managed-network-across-clusters-41186","title":"Managed Network across clusters","lastPost":{"id":61956,"author":{"id":33,"url":"\/members\/dlink7-33","name":"dlink7","avatar":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/icon\/90x90\/9i0A71A2D85CADA36B.jpg","userTitle":"Moderator","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"name":"Moderator","color":"#0873ba"},"userLevel":4},"content":"
i am not expert but I believe you need to have 2 non overlapping dhcp pools, one on each cluster and it should work<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/managed-network-across-clusters-41186?postid=61956#post61956","creationDate":"2022-09-14T20:09:58+0000","relativeCreationDate":"1 month ago"},"lastReply":{"id":61956,"author":{"id":33,"url":"\/members\/dlink7-33","name":"dlink7","avatar":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/icon\/90x90\/9i0A71A2D85CADA36B.jpg","userTitle":"Moderator","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"name":"Moderator","color":"#0873ba"},"userLevel":4},"content":"
i am not expert but I believe you need to have 2 non overlapping dhcp pools, one on each cluster and it should work<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/managed-network-across-clusters-41186?postid=61956#post61956","creationDate":"2022-09-14T20:09:58+0000","relativeCreationDate":"1 month ago"},"numberOfUnreadReplies":0,"numberOfReplies":7,"numberOfLikes":0,"relevantPost":{"id":61949,"author":{"id":105582,"url":"\/members\/skeeter-105582","name":"skeeter","avatar":"","userTitle":"Trailblazer","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"name":"Trailblazer","color":"#3300cc"},"userLevel":0},"content":"
Hello All,<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
\u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0I have added a managed network in our cluster. We have since purchased another cluster and in the process of configuring VXLan and the ability to live migrate VM\u2019s between clusters. From what I have been seeing we cannot have a managed network across clusters is this correct? If not does anyone know how to configure a managed network to work between clusters.<\/p>
Thanks,<\/p>
Scott<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/managed-network-across-clusters-41186?postid=61949#post61949","creationDate":"2022-09-14T18:05:09+0000","relativeCreationDate":"1 month ago"},"numberOfViews":51,"contentType":"question","featuredImage":"","publicLabel":"","category":{"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-infrastructure-75","categoryId":75,"title":"Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure","metaRobots":"index, follow","type":0},"lastPostId":"61956"},"isActivityPage":null,"showUnsubscribeBtn":null,"attachmentCdn":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/","isGuest":true,"csrfToken":"4fe2db0d3312c0c6a02ed862cf8d841fa6ee47af","hideCategoryMetadata":false,"phrases":{"Forum":{"thread.unsubscribe":"Unsubscribe","vraag":"Question","beantwoord":"Solved","topic.list.metadata.asked.in":"asked in","topic.list.metadata.published.in":"published in","topic.list.metadata.shared.in":"shared in","topic.list.metadata.posted.in":"posted in"}}}">

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斯基特开拓者
问Nutanix云簇（NC2）

跨簇的托管网络

大家好，我在我们的集群中添加了一个托管网络。从那以后，我们购买了另一个集群，并在配置VXLAN的过程中以及在群集之间实现VM的能力。从我看来，我们不能在群集上拥有托管网络，这是正确的吗？如果没有

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1个月前

Scenario:<\/p>
2 server rooms 1km apart with direct fiber connection.<\/p>
One 10 node\/rack in each server room.<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
What would make most sense?<\/p>
1. Create two clusters with sync rep.<\/p>
2. Create one cluster with rack fault tolerance (one rack in each server room)<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
\/Peter<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/cluster-to-cluster-repl-vs-rack-fault-tolerance-41158?postid=61866#post61866","creationDate":"2022-08-31T13:38:12+0000","relativeCreationDate":"1 month ago"},"isTopicUnread":true,"privateId":24904,"id":41158,"type":"post","hasCurrentUserLiked":false,"isSticky":false,"features":[{"id":"isAnswered","label":"beantwoord"}],"forum":{"id":149,"isIdeation":false,"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149","title":"Nutanix Cloud Clusters (NC2)","description":"Unify all your Private and Public Clouds"},"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/cluster-to-cluster-repl-vs-rack-fault-tolerance-41158","title":"Cluster to Cluster repl. vs Rack Fault tolerance","lastPost":{"id":61885,"author":{"id":114903,"url":"\/members\/moustafa-hindawi-114903","name":"Moustafa Hindawi","avatar":"","userTitle":"Outrider","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"name":"Outrider","color":"#3300cc"},"userLevel":3},"content":"
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Scenario:<\/p>\t
2 server rooms 1km apart with direct fiber connection.<\/p>\t
One 10 node\/rack in each server room.<\/p>\t
\u00a0<\/p>\t
What would make most sense?<\/p>\t
1. Create two clusters with sync rep.<\/p>\t
2. Create one cluster with rack fault tolerance (one rack in each server room)<\/p>\t
\u00a0<\/p>\t
\/Peter<\/p>\t<\/div><\/content-quote>
Hello\u00a0<\/p>
1-Rack fault domain needs minimum 3 rack not 2 for RF2.<\/p>
2-Sync Replication makes more sense depend on your RPO objectives<\/p>
3-Check the below link for Sync Replication requirements:<\/p>
https:\/\/portal.nutanix.com\/page\/documents\/details?targetId=Leap-Xi-Leap-Admin-Guide-v2022_6:ecd-ecdr-requirements-synchronous-protectionpolicy-pc-r.html<\/a><\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/cluster-to-cluster-repl-vs-rack-fault-tolerance-41158?postid=61885#post61885","creationDate":"2022-09-05T04:04:59+0000","relativeCreationDate":"1 month ago"},"lastReply":{"id":61885,"author":{"id":114903,"url":"\/members\/moustafa-hindawi-114903","name":"Moustafa Hindawi","avatar":"","userTitle":"Outrider","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"name":"Outrider","color":"#3300cc"},"userLevel":3},"content":"
\t
Scenario:<\/p>\t
2 server rooms 1km apart with direct fiber connection.<\/p>\t
One 10 node\/rack in each server room.<\/p>\t
\u00a0<\/p>\t
What would make most sense?<\/p>\t
1. Create two clusters with sync rep.<\/p>\t
2. Create one cluster with rack fault tolerance (one rack in each server room)<\/p>\t
\u00a0<\/p>\t
\/Peter<\/p>\t<\/div><\/content-quote>
Hello\u00a0<\/p>
1-Rack fault domain needs minimum 3 rack not 2 for RF2.<\/p>
2-Sync Replication makes more sense depend on your RPO objectives<\/p>
3-Check the below link for Sync Replication requirements:<\/p>
https:\/\/portal.nutanix.com\/page\/documents\/details?targetId=Leap-Xi-Leap-Admin-Guide-v2022_6:ecd-ecdr-requirements-synchronous-protectionpolicy-pc-r.html<\/a><\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/cluster-to-cluster-repl-vs-rack-fault-tolerance-41158?postid=61885#post61885","creationDate":"2022-09-05T04:04:59+0000","relativeCreationDate":"1 month ago"},"numberOfUnreadReplies":0,"numberOfReplies":2,"numberOfLikes":0,"relevantPost":{"id":61866,"author":{"id":119021,"url":"\/members\/prni-119021","name":"prni","avatar":"","userTitle":"Explorer","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"name":"Explorer","color":"#000000"},"userLevel":0},"content":"
Scenario:<\/p>
2 server rooms 1km apart with direct fiber connection.<\/p>
One 10 node\/rack in each server room.<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
What would make most sense?<\/p>
1. Create two clusters with sync rep.<\/p>
2. Create one cluster with rack fault tolerance (one rack in each server room)<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
\/Peter<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/cluster-to-cluster-repl-vs-rack-fault-tolerance-41158?postid=61866#post61866","creationDate":"2022-08-31T13:38:12+0000","relativeCreationDate":"1 month ago"},"numberOfViews":43,"contentType":"question","featuredImage":"","publicLabel":"","category":{"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-infrastructure-75","categoryId":75,"title":"Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure","metaRobots":"index, follow","type":0},"lastPostId":"61885"},"isActivityPage":null,"showUnsubscribeBtn":null,"attachmentCdn":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/","isGuest":true,"csrfToken":"4fe2db0d3312c0c6a02ed862cf8d841fa6ee47af","hideCategoryMetadata":false,"phrases":{"Forum":{"thread.unsubscribe":"Unsubscribe","vraag":"Question","beantwoord":"Solved","topic.list.metadata.asked.in":"asked in","topic.list.metadata.published.in":"published in","topic.list.metadata.shared.in":"shared in","topic.list.metadata.posted.in":"posted in"}}}">

p

prni 资源管理器
问Nutanix云簇（NC2）

群集到群集替补。VS机架容差

方案：2个服务器室相距1公里，直接连接。每个服务器房间中的一个10节点/机架。什么最有意义？1。使用Sync Rep.2创建两个集群。创建一个具有机架容错的群集（每个服务器房间中一个机架） /彼得

2

m

1个月前

Dear All,<\/p>
Please, is there any changes in the exam questions of NCP-MCI 5.15 and\u00a0NCP-MCI 5.20. Because i have done the training for\u00a0NCP-MCI 5.20 and i would like to take the exam by next month.<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/any-changes-between-ncp-mci-5-15-and-ncp-mci-5-20-40700?postid=60599#post60599","creationDate":"2022-03-17T17:44:04+0000","relativeCreationDate":"7 months ago"},"isTopicUnread":true,"privateId":43060,"id":40700,"type":"post","hasCurrentUserLiked":false,"isSticky":false,"features":[],"forum":{"id":149,"isIdeation":false,"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149","title":"Nutanix Cloud Clusters (NC2)","description":"Unify all your Private and Public Clouds"},"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/any-changes-between-ncp-mci-5-15-and-ncp-mci-5-20-40700","title":"Any Changes Between NCP-MCI 5.15 and NCP-MCI 5.20","lastPost":{"id":60601,"author":{"id":118671,"url":"\/members\/danny-d-118671","name":"Danny-D","avatar":"","userTitle":"Voyager","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"name":"Voyager","color":"#000000"},"userLevel":0},"content":"
Hi Seun,<\/p>
You can check the blueprint from the NCP-MCI 5.20.<\/a><\/p>
If you go to references, you will see the item \u201cWhats New AOS | 5.20\u201d.<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/any-changes-between-ncp-mci-5-15-and-ncp-mci-5-20-40700?postid=60601#post60601","creationDate":"2022-03-17T18:10:37+0000","relativeCreationDate":"7 months ago"},"lastReply":{"id":60601,"author":{"id":118671,"url":"\/members\/danny-d-118671","name":"Danny-D","avatar":"","userTitle":"Voyager","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"name":"Voyager","color":"#000000"},"userLevel":0},"content":"
Hi Seun,<\/p>
You can check the blueprint from the NCP-MCI 5.20.<\/a><\/p>
If you go to references, you will see the item \u201cWhats New AOS | 5.20\u201d.<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/any-changes-between-ncp-mci-5-15-and-ncp-mci-5-20-40700?postid=60601#post60601","creationDate":"2022-03-17T18:10:37+0000","relativeCreationDate":"7 months ago"},"numberOfUnreadReplies":0,"numberOfReplies":1,"numberOfLikes":0,"relevantPost":{"id":60599,"author":{"id":99619,"url":"\/members\/seun-99619","name":"seun","avatar":"","userTitle":"Explorer","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"name":"Explorer","color":"#000000"},"userLevel":0},"content":"
Dear All,<\/p>
Please, is there any changes in the exam questions of NCP-MCI 5.15 and\u00a0NCP-MCI 5.20. Because i have done the training for\u00a0NCP-MCI 5.20 and i would like to take the exam by next month.<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/any-changes-between-ncp-mci-5-15-and-ncp-mci-5-20-40700?postid=60599#post60599","creationDate":"2022-03-17T17:44:04+0000","relativeCreationDate":"7 months ago"},"numberOfViews":124,"contentType":"discussion","featuredImage":"","publicLabel":"","category":{"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-infrastructure-75","categoryId":75,"title":"Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure","metaRobots":"index, follow","type":0},"lastPostId":"60601"},"isActivityPage":null,"showUnsubscribeBtn":null,"attachmentCdn":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/","isGuest":true,"csrfToken":"4fe2db0d3312c0c6a02ed862cf8d841fa6ee47af","hideCategoryMetadata":false,"phrases":{"Forum":{"thread.unsubscribe":"Unsubscribe","vraag":"Question","beantwoord":"Solved","topic.list.metadata.asked.in":"asked in","topic.list.metadata.published.in":"published in","topic.list.metadata.shared.in":"shared in","topic.list.metadata.posted.in":"posted in"}}}">

s

人口资源管理器
发表Nutanix云簇（NC2）

NCP-MCI 5.15和NCP-MCI 5.20之间的任何变化

亲爱的，请问NCP-MCI 5.15和NCP-MCI 5.20的考试问题是否有任何变化。因为我已经接受了NCP-MCI 5.20的培训，所以我想在下个月之前参加考试。

1

d

7个月前

I would like to use cluster api to deploy my K8s cluster in an hybrid manner. Vsphere and AWS are CAPI provider. Will Nutanix support that?<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/will-nutanix-have-a-support-for-capi-as-a-provider-40597?postid=60345#post60345","creationDate":"2022-02-11T12:29:17+0000","relativeCreationDate":"8 months ago"},"isTopicUnread":true,"privateId":24497,"id":40597,"type":"post","hasCurrentUserLiked":false,"isSticky":false,"features":[{"id":"isQuestion","label":"vraag"}],"forum":{"id":149,"isIdeation":false,"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149","title":"Nutanix Cloud Clusters (NC2)","description":"Unify all your Private and Public Clouds"},"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/will-nutanix-have-a-support-for-capi-as-a-provider-40597","title":"Will Nutanix Have a Support for CAPI (as a provider)?","lastPost":{"id":60347,"author":{"id":33,"url":"\/members\/dlink7-33","name":"dlink7","avatar":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/icon\/90x90\/9i0A71A2D85CADA36B.jpg","userTitle":"Moderator","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"name":"Moderator","color":"#0873ba"},"userLevel":4},"content":"
There is work being done for a future release. Best to talk to your local sales team.<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/will-nutanix-have-a-support-for-capi-as-a-provider-40597?postid=60347#post60347","creationDate":"2022-02-11T20:30:55+0000","relativeCreationDate":"8 months ago"},"lastReply":{"id":60347,"author":{"id":33,"url":"\/members\/dlink7-33","name":"dlink7","avatar":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/icon\/90x90\/9i0A71A2D85CADA36B.jpg","userTitle":"Moderator","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"name":"Moderator","color":"#0873ba"},"userLevel":4},"content":"
There is work being done for a future release. Best to talk to your local sales team.<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/will-nutanix-have-a-support-for-capi-as-a-provider-40597?postid=60347#post60347","creationDate":"2022-02-11T20:30:55+0000","relativeCreationDate":"8 months ago"},"numberOfUnreadReplies":0,"numberOfReplies":1,"numberOfLikes":1,"relevantPost":{"id":60345,"author":{"id":117982,"url":"\/members\/soule-117982","name":"Soule","avatar":"","userTitle":"Scout","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"name":"Scout","color":"#000000"},"userLevel":0},"content":"
I would like to use cluster api to deploy my K8s cluster in an hybrid manner. Vsphere and AWS are CAPI provider. Will Nutanix support that?<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/will-nutanix-have-a-support-for-capi-as-a-provider-40597?postid=60345#post60345","creationDate":"2022-02-11T12:29:17+0000","relativeCreationDate":"8 months ago"},"numberOfViews":109,"contentType":"question","featuredImage":"","publicLabel":"","category":{"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-infrastructure-75","categoryId":75,"title":"Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure","metaRobots":"index, follow","type":0},"lastPostId":"60347"},"isActivityPage":null,"showUnsubscribeBtn":null,"attachmentCdn":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/","isGuest":true,"csrfToken":"4fe2db0d3312c0c6a02ed862cf8d841fa6ee47af","hideCategoryMetadata":false,"phrases":{"Forum":{"thread.unsubscribe":"Unsubscribe","vraag":"Question","beantwoord":"Solved","topic.list.metadata.asked.in":"asked in","topic.list.metadata.published.in":"published in","topic.list.metadata.shared.in":"shared in","topic.list.metadata.posted.in":"posted in"}}}">

s

soule 侦察
问Nutanix云簇（NC2）

Nutanix会支持CAPI（作为提供商）吗？

我想使用群集API以混合方式部署我的K8S群集。Vsphere和AWS是CAPI提供商。Nutanix会支持吗？

1

8个月前

I would like to take full blame for people thinking self healing solves\u00a0all problems with Nutanix Cloud Clusters (NC2).\u00a0 The self-healing is pretty awesome for bad nics, hard drives and nodes but there are some instances where the portal can\u2019t take action.<\/p>
Status checks on AWS are performed every minute, returning a pass or a fail status in the Cloud Portal. If all checks pass, the overall status of the instance is OK. If one or more checks fail, the overall status is impaired.<\/p>
There are two types of status checks, system status checks, and instance status checks. System status checks monitor the AWS systems on which instance runs. Instance status checks monitor the software and network configuration of individual instances.\u00a0<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
$\"//www.jhbzcj.com/next/\"$ <\/figure>
Notification Center in the Clusters Portal<\/em><\/span><\/p>
The Clusters portal has an notification service that keeps track of all informational, warnings and critical alerts. Like most Cloud based services there is no support for SNMP in the portal but does have the ability to send email addresses. It\u2019s our recommendation to utilize a service like PagerDuty that can start any additional workflows that may be needed.<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
$\"//www.jhbzcj.com/next/\"$ <\/figure>
Make sure to configure this option before your deploy NC2. More info in KB9704 on the Nutanix Portal,<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
Happy Clouding.\u00a0<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/nc2-self-healing-is-great-but-you-still-need-to-check-the-cloud-portal-40594?postid=60340#post60340","creationDate":"2022-02-09T20:35:29+0000","relativeCreationDate":"8 months ago"},"isTopicUnread":true,"privateId":43032,"id":40594,"type":"post","hasCurrentUserLiked":false,"isSticky":false,"features":[],"forum":{"id":149,"isIdeation":false,"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149","title":"Nutanix Cloud Clusters (NC2)","description":"Unify all your Private and Public Clouds"},"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/nc2-self-healing-is-great-but-you-still-need-to-check-the-cloud-portal-40594","title":"NC2: Self healing is great but you still need to check the Cloud Portal","lastPost":{"id":60340,"author":{"id":33,"url":"\/members\/dlink7-33","name":"dlink7","avatar":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/icon\/90x90\/9i0A71A2D85CADA36B.jpg","userTitle":"Moderator","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"name":"Moderator","color":"#0873ba"},"userLevel":4},"content":"
I would like to take full blame for people thinking self healing solves\u00a0all problems with Nutanix Cloud Clusters (NC2).\u00a0 The self-healing is pretty awesome for bad nics, hard drives and nodes but there are some instances where the portal can\u2019t take action.<\/p>
Status checks on AWS are performed every minute, returning a pass or a fail status in the Cloud Portal. If all checks pass, the overall status of the instance is OK. If one or more checks fail, the overall status is impaired.<\/p>
There are two types of status checks, system status checks, and instance status checks. System status checks monitor the AWS systems on which instance runs. Instance status checks monitor the software and network configuration of individual instances.\u00a0<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
$\"//www.jhbzcj.com/next/\"$ <\/figure>
Notification Center in the Clusters Portal<\/em><\/span><\/p>
The Clusters portal has an notification service that keeps track of all informational, warnings and critical alerts. Like most Cloud based services there is no support for SNMP in the portal but does have the ability to send email addresses. It\u2019s our recommendation to utilize a service like PagerDuty that can start any additional workflows that may be needed.<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
$\"//www.jhbzcj.com/next/\"$ <\/figure>
Make sure to configure this option before your deploy NC2. More info in KB9704 on the Nutanix Portal,<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
Happy Clouding.\u00a0<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/nc2-self-healing-is-great-but-you-still-need-to-check-the-cloud-portal-40594?postid=60340#post60340","creationDate":"2022-02-09T20:35:29+0000","relativeCreationDate":"8 months ago"},"numberOfUnreadReplies":0,"numberOfReplies":0,"numberOfLikes":0,"relevantPost":{"id":60340,"author":{"id":33,"url":"\/members\/dlink7-33","name":"dlink7","avatar":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/icon\/90x90\/9i0A71A2D85CADA36B.jpg","userTitle":"Moderator","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"name":"Moderator","color":"#0873ba"},"userLevel":4},"content":"
I would like to take full blame for people thinking self healing solves\u00a0all problems with Nutanix Cloud Clusters (NC2).\u00a0 The self-healing is pretty awesome for bad nics, hard drives and nodes but there are some instances where the portal can\u2019t take action.<\/p>
Status checks on AWS are performed every minute, returning a pass or a fail status in the Cloud Portal. If all checks pass, the overall status of the instance is OK. If one or more checks fail, the overall status is impaired.<\/p>
There are two types of status checks, system status checks, and instance status checks. System status checks monitor the AWS systems on which instance runs. Instance status checks monitor the software and network configuration of individual instances.\u00a0<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
$\"//www.jhbzcj.com/next/\"$ <\/figure>
Notification Center in the Clusters Portal<\/em><\/span><\/p>
The Clusters portal has an notification service that keeps track of all informational, warnings and critical alerts. Like most Cloud based services there is no support for SNMP in the portal but does have the ability to send email addresses. It\u2019s our recommendation to utilize a service like PagerDuty that can start any additional workflows that may be needed.<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
$\"//www.jhbzcj.com/next/\"$ <\/figure>
Make sure to configure this option before your deploy NC2. More info in KB9704 on the Nutanix Portal,<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
Happy Clouding.\u00a0<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/nc2-self-healing-is-great-but-you-still-need-to-check-the-cloud-portal-40594?postid=60340#post60340","creationDate":"2022-02-09T20:35:29+0000","relativeCreationDate":"8 months ago"},"numberOfViews":189,"contentType":"discussion","featuredImage":"","publicLabel":"","category":{"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-infrastructure-75","categoryId":75,"title":"Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure","metaRobots":"index, follow","type":0},"lastPostId":"60340"},"isActivityPage":null,"showUnsubscribeBtn":null,"attachmentCdn":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/","isGuest":true,"csrfToken":"4fe2db0d3312c0c6a02ed862cf8d841fa6ee47af","hideCategoryMetadata":false,"phrases":{"Forum":{"thread.unsubscribe":"Unsubscribe","vraag":"Question","beantwoord":"Solved","topic.list.metadata.asked.in":"asked in","topic.list.metadata.published.in":"published in","topic.list.metadata.shared.in":"shared in","topic.list.metadata.posted.in":"posted in"}}}">

dlink7 主持人
发表Nutanix云簇（NC2）

NC2：自我康复很棒，但您仍然需要检查云门户

我想完全责怪人们认为自我康复能够解决Nutanix Cloud簇（NC2）的所有问题。对于不良的NIC，硬盘驱动器和节点来说，自我修复非常棒，但是在某些情况下，门户网站无法采取行动。STATUS对AWS进行检查，每分钟进行AWS检查，在Cloud Portal中返回通行证或失败状态。如果所有检查通过，则实例的总体状态还可以。如果一项或多项检查失败，则整体状态会受到损害。状态检查，系统状态检查和实例状态检查有两种类型。系统状态检查监视实例运行的AWS系统。实例状态检查监视单个实例的软件和网络配置。集群门户网站中的通知中心群集门户提供了一项通知服务，可跟踪所有信息，警告和关键警报。像大多数基于云的服务一样，门户网站中没有SNMP的支持，但确实有能力发送

0

8个月前

Hi Team,<\/p>
Does anyone know when AOS 6 LTS version will available? On Prism or support portal.<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/aos-6-lts-release-date-40343?postid=59600#post59600","creationDate":"2021-11-22T16:30:32+0000","relativeCreationDate":"11 months ago"},"isTopicUnread":true,"privateId":24425,"id":40343,"type":"post","hasCurrentUserLiked":false,"isSticky":false,"features":[{"id":"isAnswered","label":"beantwoord"}],"forum":{"id":149,"isIdeation":false,"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149","title":"Nutanix Cloud Clusters (NC2)","description":"Unify all your Private and Public Clouds"},"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/aos-6-lts-release-date-40343","title":"AOS 6 LTS release date","lastPost":{"id":59612,"author":{"id":89312,"url":"\/members\/thiruppathiraj-89312","name":"Thiruppathiraj","avatar":"","userTitle":"Adventurer","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"name":"Adventurer","color":"#000000"},"userLevel":0},"content":"
Hi, Thanks for the details.<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/aos-6-lts-release-date-40343?postid=59612#post59612","creationDate":"2021-11-23T05:46:13+0000","relativeCreationDate":"11 months ago"},"lastReply":{"id":59612,"author":{"id":89312,"url":"\/members\/thiruppathiraj-89312","name":"Thiruppathiraj","avatar":"","userTitle":"Adventurer","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"name":"Adventurer","color":"#000000"},"userLevel":0},"content":"
Hi, Thanks for the details.<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/aos-6-lts-release-date-40343?postid=59612#post59612","creationDate":"2021-11-23T05:46:13+0000","relativeCreationDate":"11 months ago"},"numberOfUnreadReplies":0,"numberOfReplies":2,"numberOfLikes":0,"relevantPost":{"id":59600,"author":{"id":89312,"url":"\/members\/thiruppathiraj-89312","name":"Thiruppathiraj","avatar":"","userTitle":"Adventurer","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"name":"Adventurer","color":"#000000"},"userLevel":0},"content":"
Hi Team,<\/p>
Does anyone know when AOS 6 LTS version will available? On Prism or support portal.<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/aos-6-lts-release-date-40343?postid=59600#post59600","creationDate":"2021-11-22T16:30:32+0000","relativeCreationDate":"11 months ago"},"numberOfViews":291,"contentType":"question","featuredImage":"","publicLabel":"","category":{"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-infrastructure-75","categoryId":75,"title":"Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure","metaRobots":"index, follow","type":0},"lastPostId":"59612"},"isActivityPage":null,"showUnsubscribeBtn":null,"attachmentCdn":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/","isGuest":true,"csrfToken":"4fe2db0d3312c0c6a02ed862cf8d841fa6ee47af","hideCategoryMetadata":false,"phrases":{"Forum":{"thread.unsubscribe":"Unsubscribe","vraag":"Question","beantwoord":"Solved","topic.list.metadata.asked.in":"asked in","topic.list.metadata.published.in":"published in","topic.list.metadata.shared.in":"shared in","topic.list.metadata.posted.in":"posted in"}}}">

t

thiruppathiraj 冒险家
问Nutanix云簇（NC2）

AOS 6 LTS发布日期

嗨，团队，有人知道何时可用AOS 6 LTS版本吗？关于棱镜或支持门户。

2

t

11个月前

I had made a short video on auto scaling Nutanix cluster in AWS using new Nutanix Playbooks. Playbooks offer a visual way to start automating actions in your hybrid cloud. Due to making the video <\/a>short, I didn't spend a lot of time talking about options that you could set.\u00a0<\/p>
Prism central has a lot of alerts that you can use to trigger the action that you want to take. If you don't see the right \u201cAlert\u201d you can customize one of the existing ones to meet your needs and will be a user defined alert. In my example I was using a critical memory capacity over 80% capacity on adding nodes. If your clusters are typically higher than 10 nodes you might try using a higher percentage based on one node is going to be a lower percentage of memory overall. Likewise you could be more aggressive with picking a lower memory percentage. One thing that you'll want to set as well is the \u201ctrigger alert if condition persists for\". I didn't have it set so I could easily record the demo but I think it would be quite reasonable to 10 \u2013 15 minute range. This will give you some protection on short lived bursts.<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
$\"//www.jhbzcj.com/next/\"$
user defined alerts<\/figcaption><\/figure>
When you go to configure your playbook you can do if else statements triggering on whether the alert was critical or if it was a warning from the custom defined alert.<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
$\"//www.jhbzcj.com/next/\"$
If\/Else Playbooks<\/figcaption><\/figure>
\u00a0<\/p>
One thing to note, the spelling of warning or critical needs to be lowercase for it to work.<\/p>
Once the critical workflow is triggered it will start to add a node to the cluster. Instead of adding a node to the cluster and resolving an alert we are using autopilot to keep tracking memory usage in case we need to add more nodes. The playbooks won't get triggered again on the same alert unless the alert is resolved. Using autopilot we can let it keep checking the status for us. Today with playbooks you can only have one autopilot set per playbook. We are removing nodes based on the warning criticality. With removal, we do resolve the alert after the API is made by the python script. After it's done once, we would be able to alert the trigger again causing more nodes to be removed.<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
I have added my scripts below. There are some other blog posts that use similar scripts that can help you walk through those. The remove node script is basically the same as the add but is also checking if there are at least 3 nodes in the cluster.<\/p>
If you have any other questions, fire away!\u00a0 Also more coding examples on\u00a0 https:\/\/www.nutanix.dev\/<\/a><\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/options-for-autoscaling-your-nutanix-cluster-in-the-cloud-40344?postid=59601#post59601","creationDate":"2021-11-22T16:44:05+0000","relativeCreationDate":"11 months ago"},"isTopicUnread":true,"privateId":42979,"id":40344,"type":"post","hasCurrentUserLiked":false,"isSticky":false,"features":[],"forum":{"id":149,"isIdeation":false,"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149","title":"Nutanix Cloud Clusters (NC2)","description":"Unify all your Private and Public Clouds"},"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/options-for-autoscaling-your-nutanix-cluster-in-the-cloud-40344","title":"Options for Autoscaling Your Nutanix Cluster in the Cloud","lastPost":{"id":59601,"author":{"id":33,"url":"\/members\/dlink7-33","name":"dlink7","avatar":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/icon\/90x90\/9i0A71A2D85CADA36B.jpg","userTitle":"Moderator","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"name":"Moderator","color":"#0873ba"},"userLevel":4},"content":"
I had made a short video on auto scaling Nutanix cluster in AWS using new Nutanix Playbooks. Playbooks offer a visual way to start automating actions in your hybrid cloud. Due to making the video <\/a>short, I didn't spend a lot of time talking about options that you could set.\u00a0<\/p>
Prism central has a lot of alerts that you can use to trigger the action that you want to take. If you don't see the right \u201cAlert\u201d you can customize one of the existing ones to meet your needs and will be a user defined alert. In my example I was using a critical memory capacity over 80% capacity on adding nodes. If your clusters are typically higher than 10 nodes you might try using a higher percentage based on one node is going to be a lower percentage of memory overall. Likewise you could be more aggressive with picking a lower memory percentage. One thing that you'll want to set as well is the \u201ctrigger alert if condition persists for\". I didn't have it set so I could easily record the demo but I think it would be quite reasonable to 10 \u2013 15 minute range. This will give you some protection on short lived bursts.<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
$\"//www.jhbzcj.com/next/\"$
user defined alerts<\/figcaption><\/figure>
When you go to configure your playbook you can do if else statements triggering on whether the alert was critical or if it was a warning from the custom defined alert.<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
$\"//www.jhbzcj.com/next/\"$
If\/Else Playbooks<\/figcaption><\/figure>
\u00a0<\/p>
One thing to note, the spelling of warning or critical needs to be lowercase for it to work.<\/p>
Once the critical workflow is triggered it will start to add a node to the cluster. Instead of adding a node to the cluster and resolving an alert we are using autopilot to keep tracking memory usage in case we need to add more nodes. The playbooks won't get triggered again on the same alert unless the alert is resolved. Using autopilot we can let it keep checking the status for us. Today with playbooks you can only have one autopilot set per playbook. We are removing nodes based on the warning criticality. With removal, we do resolve the alert after the API is made by the python script. After it's done once, we would be able to alert the trigger again causing more nodes to be removed.<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
I have added my scripts below. There are some other blog posts that use similar scripts that can help you walk through those. The remove node script is basically the same as the add but is also checking if there are at least 3 nodes in the cluster.<\/p>
If you have any other questions, fire away!\u00a0 Also more coding examples on\u00a0 https:\/\/www.nutanix.dev\/<\/a><\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/options-for-autoscaling-your-nutanix-cluster-in-the-cloud-40344?postid=59601#post59601","creationDate":"2021-11-22T16:44:05+0000","relativeCreationDate":"11 months ago"},"numberOfUnreadReplies":0,"numberOfReplies":0,"numberOfLikes":0,"relevantPost":{"id":59601,"author":{"id":33,"url":"\/members\/dlink7-33","name":"dlink7","avatar":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/icon\/90x90\/9i0A71A2D85CADA36B.jpg","userTitle":"Moderator","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"name":"Moderator","color":"#0873ba"},"userLevel":4},"content":"
I had made a short video on auto scaling Nutanix cluster in AWS using new Nutanix Playbooks. Playbooks offer a visual way to start automating actions in your hybrid cloud. Due to making the video <\/a>short, I didn't spend a lot of time talking about options that you could set.\u00a0<\/p>
Prism central has a lot of alerts that you can use to trigger the action that you want to take. If you don't see the right \u201cAlert\u201d you can customize one of the existing ones to meet your needs and will be a user defined alert. In my example I was using a critical memory capacity over 80% capacity on adding nodes. If your clusters are typically higher than 10 nodes you might try using a higher percentage based on one node is going to be a lower percentage of memory overall. Likewise you could be more aggressive with picking a lower memory percentage. One thing that you'll want to set as well is the \u201ctrigger alert if condition persists for\". I didn't have it set so I could easily record the demo but I think it would be quite reasonable to 10 \u2013 15 minute range. This will give you some protection on short lived bursts.<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
$\"//www.jhbzcj.com/next/\"$
user defined alerts<\/figcaption><\/figure>
When you go to configure your playbook you can do if else statements triggering on whether the alert was critical or if it was a warning from the custom defined alert.<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
$\"//www.jhbzcj.com/next/\"$
If\/Else Playbooks<\/figcaption><\/figure>
\u00a0<\/p>
One thing to note, the spelling of warning or critical needs to be lowercase for it to work.<\/p>
Once the critical workflow is triggered it will start to add a node to the cluster. Instead of adding a node to the cluster and resolving an alert we are using autopilot to keep tracking memory usage in case we need to add more nodes. The playbooks won't get triggered again on the same alert unless the alert is resolved. Using autopilot we can let it keep checking the status for us. Today with playbooks you can only have one autopilot set per playbook. We are removing nodes based on the warning criticality. With removal, we do resolve the alert after the API is made by the python script. After it's done once, we would be able to alert the trigger again causing more nodes to be removed.<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
I have added my scripts below. There are some other blog posts that use similar scripts that can help you walk through those. The remove node script is basically the same as the add but is also checking if there are at least 3 nodes in the cluster.<\/p>
If you have any other questions, fire away!\u00a0 Also more coding examples on\u00a0 https:\/\/www.nutanix.dev\/<\/a><\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/options-for-autoscaling-your-nutanix-cluster-in-the-cloud-40344?postid=59601#post59601","creationDate":"2021-11-22T16:44:05+0000","relativeCreationDate":"11 months ago"},"numberOfViews":450,"contentType":"discussion","featuredImage":"","publicLabel":"","category":{"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-infrastructure-75","categoryId":75,"title":"Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure","metaRobots":"index, follow","type":0},"lastPostId":"59601"},"isActivityPage":null,"showUnsubscribeBtn":null,"attachmentCdn":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/","isGuest":true,"csrfToken":"4fe2db0d3312c0c6a02ed862cf8d841fa6ee47af","hideCategoryMetadata":false,"phrases":{"Forum":{"thread.unsubscribe":"Unsubscribe","vraag":"Question","beantwoord":"Solved","topic.list.metadata.asked.in":"asked in","topic.list.metadata.published.in":"published in","topic.list.metadata.shared.in":"shared in","topic.list.metadata.posted.in":"posted in"}}}">

dlink7 主持人
发表Nutanix云簇（NC2）

自动在云中自动化nutanix群集的选项

我使用新的nutanix剧本在AWS中制作了一个简短的视频，上面是AWS中的自动缩放Nutanix群集。剧本提供了一种视觉方式，可以在混合云中自动化动作。由于使视频简短，我没有花很多时间谈论您可以设定的选项。Prism Central有很多警报，您可以用来触发您要采取的动作。如果您看不到正确的“警报”，则可以自定义现有的“警报”以满足您的需求，并将成为用户定义的警报。在我的示例中，我在添加节点时使用了超过80％的容量的关键记忆容量。如果您的群集通常高于10个节点，则可能会尝试根据一个节点使用较高百分比，将是整体内存的较低百分比。同样，选择较低的内存百分比可能会更具侵略性。您还需要设置的一件事是“如果条件持续存在”。我没有设置它，以便我可以轻松录制演示

0

11个月前

\u00a0<\/h1>
Nutanix\u2019s support for bare-metal is getting close. Please take a look at some of the foundational components for networking in Azure.

NCM (Nutanix Clusters on Azure)\u00a0utilizes Flow Networking to create an overlay network in Azure to ease administration for Nutanix administrators and reduce networking constraints across Cloud vendors.\u00a0 Flow Networking is used to abstract the Azure native network by creating overlay virtual networks. On the one hand this abstracts the underlying network in Azure, while at the same time, it allows the network substrate (and its associated features and functionalities) to be consistent with the customer\u2019s on-premise Nutanix deployments.<\/p>
You will be able to create new virtual networks (called Virtual Private Clouds or VPCs) within Nutanix, subnets in any address range, including those from the RFC1918 (private) address space and define DHCP, NAT, routing, and security policy right from the familiar Prism Central interface.<\/p>
Flow networking can mask or reduce Cloud constraints by providing an abstraction layer. As an example, Azure only allows for one delegated subnet per VNET. Subnet delegation enables you to designate a specific subnet for an Azure PaaS service of your choice that needs to be injected into your virtual network. NCM needs a management subnet delegated to the Microsoft.BareMetal\/AzureHostedService . \u00a0<\/p>
Once your subnet is delegated to the BareMetal service the Clusters Portal will be able to use that subnet to deploy your Nutanix Cluster. The AzureHostedService is what the Clusters portal uses to deploy and configure networking on the bare-metal nodes.<\/p>
Every subnet used for user native VM networking also needs to be delegated to the same service. Since a VNET can only have delegated subnet, networking configuration would get out of hand with needing to peer VNETs among each other to allow communication. With Flow networking we can drastically reduce the amount of VNETS needed to allow communication of the workloads running on Clusters and Azure. Flow Networking will allow you to create over 500 subnets with only consuming 1 Azure VNET.<\/p>
$\"//www.jhbzcj.com/next/\"$
Azure Network Design<\/em><\/figcaption><\/figure>
Prism Central (PC) will be deployed onto the Nutanix Cluster after deployment. Prism Central contains the control plane for Flow Networking.\u00a0 The subnet for PC will be delegated to the Microsoft.BareMetal\/AzureHostedService so native Azure networking can be used to distributed IPs for PC. Once PC is deployed, the Flow gateway will deployed into a Native Azure subnet. The Flow gateway allows the User VMs using the Flow VPC(s) to communicate to native Azure services and allows the VMS to have parity with native Azure VMs; such as:<\/p>
User defined routes\u00a0 - You can create custom, or user-defined(static), routes in Azure to override Azure's default system routes, or to add additional routes to a subnet's route table. In Azure, you create a route table, then associate the route table to zero or more virtual network subnets.<\/li>\t
Load Balancer \u00a0\u00a0Deployment - The ability to front-end services offered by UVMs with Azure-native load balancer.<\/li>\t
Network Security Groups: The ability to write stateful firewall policies.<\/li><\/ul>
Hopefully that gives you enough\u00a0to get you thinking. Please ask any questions and take the test drive<\/a> for yourself.\u00a0<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/nutanix-networking-in-azure-hybridcloud-40290?postid=59471#post59471","creationDate":"2021-11-02T15:35:36+0000","relativeCreationDate":"11 months ago"},"isTopicUnread":true,"privateId":42963,"id":40290,"type":"post","hasCurrentUserLiked":false,"isSticky":false,"features":[],"forum":{"id":149,"isIdeation":false,"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149","title":"Nutanix Cloud Clusters (NC2)","description":"Unify all your Private and Public Clouds"},"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/nutanix-networking-in-azure-hybridcloud-40290","title":"Nutanix Networking in Azure - hybridcloud","lastPost":{"id":59471,"author":{"id":33,"url":"\/members\/dlink7-33","name":"dlink7","avatar":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/icon\/90x90\/9i0A71A2D85CADA36B.jpg","userTitle":"Moderator","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"name":"Moderator","color":"#0873ba"},"userLevel":4},"content":"
\u00a0<\/h1>
Nutanix\u2019s support for bare-metal is getting close. Please take a look at some of the foundational components for networking in Azure.

NCM (Nutanix Clusters on Azure)\u00a0utilizes Flow Networking to create an overlay network in Azure to ease administration for Nutanix administrators and reduce networking constraints across Cloud vendors.\u00a0 Flow Networking is used to abstract the Azure native network by creating overlay virtual networks. On the one hand this abstracts the underlying network in Azure, while at the same time, it allows the network substrate (and its associated features and functionalities) to be consistent with the customer\u2019s on-premise Nutanix deployments.<\/p>
You will be able to create new virtual networks (called Virtual Private Clouds or VPCs) within Nutanix, subnets in any address range, including those from the RFC1918 (private) address space and define DHCP, NAT, routing, and security policy right from the familiar Prism Central interface.<\/p>
Flow networking can mask or reduce Cloud constraints by providing an abstraction layer. As an example, Azure only allows for one delegated subnet per VNET. Subnet delegation enables you to designate a specific subnet for an Azure PaaS service of your choice that needs to be injected into your virtual network. NCM needs a management subnet delegated to the Microsoft.BareMetal\/AzureHostedService . \u00a0<\/p>
Once your subnet is delegated to the BareMetal service the Clusters Portal will be able to use that subnet to deploy your Nutanix Cluster. The AzureHostedService is what the Clusters portal uses to deploy and configure networking on the bare-metal nodes.<\/p>
Every subnet used for user native VM networking also needs to be delegated to the same service. Since a VNET can only have delegated subnet, networking configuration would get out of hand with needing to peer VNETs among each other to allow communication. With Flow networking we can drastically reduce the amount of VNETS needed to allow communication of the workloads running on Clusters and Azure. Flow Networking will allow you to create over 500 subnets with only consuming 1 Azure VNET.<\/p>
$\"//www.jhbzcj.com/next/\"$
Azure Network Design<\/em><\/figcaption><\/figure>
Prism Central (PC) will be deployed onto the Nutanix Cluster after deployment. Prism Central contains the control plane for Flow Networking.\u00a0 The subnet for PC will be delegated to the Microsoft.BareMetal\/AzureHostedService so native Azure networking can be used to distributed IPs for PC. Once PC is deployed, the Flow gateway will deployed into a Native Azure subnet. The Flow gateway allows the User VMs using the Flow VPC(s) to communicate to native Azure services and allows the VMS to have parity with native Azure VMs; such as:<\/p>
User defined routes\u00a0 - You can create custom, or user-defined(static), routes in Azure to override Azure's default system routes, or to add additional routes to a subnet's route table. In Azure, you create a route table, then associate the route table to zero or more virtual network subnets.<\/li>\t
Load Balancer \u00a0\u00a0Deployment - The ability to front-end services offered by UVMs with Azure-native load balancer.<\/li>\t
Network Security Groups: The ability to write stateful firewall policies.<\/li><\/ul>
Hopefully that gives you enough\u00a0to get you thinking. Please ask any questions and take the test drive<\/a> for yourself.\u00a0<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/nutanix-networking-in-azure-hybridcloud-40290?postid=59471#post59471","creationDate":"2021-11-02T15:35:36+0000","relativeCreationDate":"11 months ago"},"numberOfUnreadReplies":0,"numberOfReplies":0,"numberOfLikes":3,"relevantPost":{"id":59471,"author":{"id":33,"url":"\/members\/dlink7-33","name":"dlink7","avatar":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/icon\/90x90\/9i0A71A2D85CADA36B.jpg","userTitle":"Moderator","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"name":"Moderator","color":"#0873ba"},"userLevel":4},"content":"
\u00a0<\/h1>
Nutanix\u2019s support for bare-metal is getting close. Please take a look at some of the foundational components for networking in Azure.

NCM (Nutanix Clusters on Azure)\u00a0utilizes Flow Networking to create an overlay network in Azure to ease administration for Nutanix administrators and reduce networking constraints across Cloud vendors.\u00a0 Flow Networking is used to abstract the Azure native network by creating overlay virtual networks. On the one hand this abstracts the underlying network in Azure, while at the same time, it allows the network substrate (and its associated features and functionalities) to be consistent with the customer\u2019s on-premise Nutanix deployments.<\/p>
You will be able to create new virtual networks (called Virtual Private Clouds or VPCs) within Nutanix, subnets in any address range, including those from the RFC1918 (private) address space and define DHCP, NAT, routing, and security policy right from the familiar Prism Central interface.<\/p>
Flow networking can mask or reduce Cloud constraints by providing an abstraction layer. As an example, Azure only allows for one delegated subnet per VNET. Subnet delegation enables you to designate a specific subnet for an Azure PaaS service of your choice that needs to be injected into your virtual network. NCM needs a management subnet delegated to the Microsoft.BareMetal\/AzureHostedService . \u00a0<\/p>
Once your subnet is delegated to the BareMetal service the Clusters Portal will be able to use that subnet to deploy your Nutanix Cluster. The AzureHostedService is what the Clusters portal uses to deploy and configure networking on the bare-metal nodes.<\/p>
Every subnet used for user native VM networking also needs to be delegated to the same service. Since a VNET can only have delegated subnet, networking configuration would get out of hand with needing to peer VNETs among each other to allow communication. With Flow networking we can drastically reduce the amount of VNETS needed to allow communication of the workloads running on Clusters and Azure. Flow Networking will allow you to create over 500 subnets with only consuming 1 Azure VNET.<\/p>
$\"//www.jhbzcj.com/next/\"$
Azure Network Design<\/em><\/figcaption><\/figure>
Prism Central (PC) will be deployed onto the Nutanix Cluster after deployment. Prism Central contains the control plane for Flow Networking.\u00a0 The subnet for PC will be delegated to the Microsoft.BareMetal\/AzureHostedService so native Azure networking can be used to distributed IPs for PC. Once PC is deployed, the Flow gateway will deployed into a Native Azure subnet. The Flow gateway allows the User VMs using the Flow VPC(s) to communicate to native Azure services and allows the VMS to have parity with native Azure VMs; such as:<\/p>
User defined routes\u00a0 - You can create custom, or user-defined(static), routes in Azure to override Azure's default system routes, or to add additional routes to a subnet's route table. In Azure, you create a route table, then associate the route table to zero or more virtual network subnets.<\/li>\t
Load Balancer \u00a0\u00a0Deployment - The ability to front-end services offered by UVMs with Azure-native load balancer.<\/li>\t
Network Security Groups: The ability to write stateful firewall policies.<\/li><\/ul>
Hopefully that gives you enough\u00a0to get you thinking. Please ask any questions and take the test drive<\/a> for yourself.\u00a0<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/nutanix-networking-in-azure-hybridcloud-40290?postid=59471#post59471","creationDate":"2021-11-02T15:35:36+0000","relativeCreationDate":"11 months ago"},"numberOfViews":467,"contentType":"discussion","featuredImage":"","publicLabel":"","category":{"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-infrastructure-75","categoryId":75,"title":"Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure","metaRobots":"index, follow","type":0},"lastPostId":"59471"},"isActivityPage":null,"showUnsubscribeBtn":null,"attachmentCdn":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/","isGuest":true,"csrfToken":"4fe2db0d3312c0c6a02ed862cf8d841fa6ee47af","hideCategoryMetadata":false,"phrases":{"Forum":{"thread.unsubscribe":"Unsubscribe","vraag":"Question","beantwoord":"Solved","topic.list.metadata.asked.in":"asked in","topic.list.metadata.published.in":"published in","topic.list.metadata.shared.in":"shared in","topic.list.metadata.posted.in":"posted in"}}}">

dlink7 主持人
发表Nutanix云簇（NC2）

Azure中的Nutanix网络 - HybridCloud

Nutanix对Bare-Metal的支持越来越接近。请查看Azure.ncm（Azure上的Nutanix群集）网络的一些基础组件，利用流网络来创建Azure的覆盖网络，以简化Nutanix管理员的管理，并减少跨云供应商的网络约束。流网络用于通过创建覆盖虚拟网络来抽象Azure本机网络。On the one hand this abstracts the underlying network in Azure, while at the same time, it allows the network substrate (and its associated features and functionalities) to be consistent with the customer’s on-premise Nutanix deployments.You will be able to create new virtual networks (called Virtual Private Clouds or VPCs) within Nutanix, subnets in any address range, including those from the RFC1918 (private) address space and define DHCP, NAT, routing, and security policy right from the familiar Prism Central interface.Flow networking can mask or reduce Cl

0

11个月前

So i\u2019ve been going through Google searches to find an answer whether Cascade Lake vs Ice Lake can coexist within the same cluster. Unfortunately no luck. So i hope this forum can help me answer this question.<\/p>
My concern is that i was made to understand that Cascade Lake and Ice Lake CPU architecture is different, thus that may pose a performance problems to VM even if the nodes can coexist within the cluster.<\/p>
So the question is, can NX-G7 and NX-G8, which will run on different CPU archtiecture coexist within the same cluster and will it cause any performance issues if this is possible?<\/p>
It would help if you can point me to a KB article or any article for that matter to explain this.<\/p>
Thank you in advance for the help\u2026\u2026..<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/cascade-lake-vs-ice-lake-40265?postid=59411#post59411","creationDate":"2021-10-27T08:07:22+0000","relativeCreationDate":"1 year ago"},"isTopicUnread":true,"privateId":24285,"id":40265,"type":"post","hasCurrentUserLiked":false,"isSticky":false,"features":[{"id":"isAnswered","label":"beantwoord"}],"forum":{"id":149,"isIdeation":false,"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149","title":"Nutanix Cloud Clusters (NC2)","description":"Unify all your Private and Public Clouds"},"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/cascade-lake-vs-ice-lake-40265","title":"Cascade Lake vs Ice Lake","lastPost":{"id":59416,"author":{"id":33,"url":"\/members\/dlink7-33","name":"dlink7","avatar":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/icon\/90x90\/9i0A71A2D85CADA36B.jpg","userTitle":"Moderator","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"name":"Moderator","color":"#0873ba"},"userLevel":4},"content":"
Hi @Johan_Helmi<\/user-mention>\u00a0<\/p>
You can mix and match cpu in a cluster, just not the same block. The newer features of the CPU will me masked: https:\/\/portal.nutanix.com\/page\/documents\/details?targetId=Hardware-Admin-Guide:har-product-mixing-restrictions-r.html<\/a><\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/cascade-lake-vs-ice-lake-40265?postid=59416#post59416","creationDate":"2021-10-27T15:23:04+0000","relativeCreationDate":"1 year ago"},"lastReply":{"id":59416,"author":{"id":33,"url":"\/members\/dlink7-33","name":"dlink7","avatar":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/icon\/90x90\/9i0A71A2D85CADA36B.jpg","userTitle":"Moderator","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"name":"Moderator","color":"#0873ba"},"userLevel":4},"content":"
Hi @Johan_Helmi<\/user-mention>\u00a0<\/p>
You can mix and match cpu in a cluster, just not the same block. The newer features of the CPU will me masked: https:\/\/portal.nutanix.com\/page\/documents\/details?targetId=Hardware-Admin-Guide:har-product-mixing-restrictions-r.html<\/a><\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/cascade-lake-vs-ice-lake-40265?postid=59416#post59416","creationDate":"2021-10-27T15:23:04+0000","relativeCreationDate":"1 year ago"},"numberOfUnreadReplies":0,"numberOfReplies":1,"numberOfLikes":0,"relevantPost":{"id":59411,"author":{"id":115890,"url":"\/members\/johan-helmi-115890","name":"Johan_Helmi","avatar":"","userTitle":"Scout","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"name":"Scout","color":"#000000"},"userLevel":0},"content":"
So i\u2019ve been going through Google searches to find an answer whether Cascade Lake vs Ice Lake can coexist within the same cluster. Unfortunately no luck. So i hope this forum can help me answer this question.<\/p>
My concern is that i was made to understand that Cascade Lake and Ice Lake CPU architecture is different, thus that may pose a performance problems to VM even if the nodes can coexist within the cluster.<\/p>
So the question is, can NX-G7 and NX-G8, which will run on different CPU archtiecture coexist within the same cluster and will it cause any performance issues if this is possible?<\/p>
It would help if you can point me to a KB article or any article for that matter to explain this.<\/p>
Thank you in advance for the help\u2026\u2026..<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/cascade-lake-vs-ice-lake-40265?postid=59411#post59411","creationDate":"2021-10-27T08:07:22+0000","relativeCreationDate":"1 year ago"},"numberOfViews":252,"contentType":"question","featuredImage":"","publicLabel":"","category":{"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-infrastructure-75","categoryId":75,"title":"Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure","metaRobots":"index, follow","type":0},"lastPostId":"59416"},"isActivityPage":null,"showUnsubscribeBtn":null,"attachmentCdn":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/","isGuest":true,"csrfToken":"4fe2db0d3312c0c6a02ed862cf8d841fa6ee47af","hideCategoryMetadata":false,"phrases":{"Forum":{"thread.unsubscribe":"Unsubscribe","vraag":"Question","beantwoord":"Solved","topic.list.metadata.asked.in":"asked in","topic.list.metadata.published.in":"published in","topic.list.metadata.shared.in":"shared in","topic.list.metadata.posted.in":"posted in"}}}">

j

Johan_helmi 侦察
问Nutanix云簇（NC2）

喀斯喀特湖与冰湖

因此，我一直在进行Google搜索，以找到一个答案，即Cascade Lake vs Ice Lake是否可以在同一集群中共存。不幸的是没有运气。因此，我希望这个论坛可以帮助我回答这个问题。我担心的是，我是为了理解喀斯喀特湖和冰湖CPU架构有所不同，因此即使节点可以在集群中共存，也可能对VM构成性能问题因此，问题是，NX-G7和NX-G8可以在同一集群中在不同的CPU Archtiecuct共存，如果可能的话，它会引起任何性能问题吗？文章或任何有关此事的文章可以解释这一点。谢谢您的帮助……..

1

1年以前

Hello Nutanix community!<\/p>
I have a question about the ability to access the AHV\/CVM console from https:\/\/demo.nutanix.com\/
Is the experience limited to the Prism GUI or can we also access the cluster console?<\/p>

Thanks<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/ahv-cvm-console-access-from-cluster-demo-nutanix-com-40251?postid=59356#post59356","creationDate":"2021-10-23T17:22:46+0000","relativeCreationDate":"1 year ago"},"isTopicUnread":true,"privateId":24276,"id":40251,"type":"post","hasCurrentUserLiked":false,"isSticky":false,"features":[{"id":"isAnswered","label":"beantwoord"}],"forum":{"id":149,"isIdeation":false,"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149","title":"Nutanix Cloud Clusters (NC2)","description":"Unify all your Private and Public Clouds"},"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/ahv-cvm-console-access-from-cluster-demo-nutanix-com-40251","title":"AHV\/CVM console access from Cluster demo.nutanix.com","lastPost":{"id":59369,"author":{"id":96368,"url":"\/members\/michael-manuele-96368","name":"Michael.Manuele","avatar":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/icon\/200x200\/776a3ad9-f7d0-446b-8ae4-5179c0c24b85.png","userTitle":"Nutanix Employee","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"icon":"37a898b2-5836-48f7-8638-a2655ab662a1.png","iconUrl":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/37a898b2-5836-48f7-8638-a2655ab662a1.png","avatarIcon":"7e8707dd-f993-470f-800f-3adc68e91f02_thumb.png","avatarIconUrl":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/7e8707dd-f993-470f-800f-3adc68e91f02_thumb.png","name":"Nutanix Employee","color":"#0873ba"},"userLevel":2},"content":"
@joseparedespy<\/user-mention>\u00a0It is limited to just the GUI.<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
Mike<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/ahv-cvm-console-access-from-cluster-demo-nutanix-com-40251?postid=59369#post59369","creationDate":"2021-10-25T10:37:30+0000","relativeCreationDate":"1 year ago"},"lastReply":{"id":59369,"author":{"id":96368,"url":"\/members\/michael-manuele-96368","name":"Michael.Manuele","avatar":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/icon\/200x200\/776a3ad9-f7d0-446b-8ae4-5179c0c24b85.png","userTitle":"Nutanix Employee","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"icon":"37a898b2-5836-48f7-8638-a2655ab662a1.png","iconUrl":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/37a898b2-5836-48f7-8638-a2655ab662a1.png","avatarIcon":"7e8707dd-f993-470f-800f-3adc68e91f02_thumb.png","avatarIconUrl":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/7e8707dd-f993-470f-800f-3adc68e91f02_thumb.png","name":"Nutanix Employee","color":"#0873ba"},"userLevel":2},"content":"
@joseparedespy<\/user-mention>\u00a0It is limited to just the GUI.<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
Mike<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/ahv-cvm-console-access-from-cluster-demo-nutanix-com-40251?postid=59369#post59369","creationDate":"2021-10-25T10:37:30+0000","relativeCreationDate":"1 year ago"},"numberOfUnreadReplies":0,"numberOfReplies":1,"numberOfLikes":0,"relevantPost":{"id":59356,"author":{"id":113744,"url":"\/members\/joseparedespy-113744","name":"joseparedespy","avatar":"","userTitle":"Explorer","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"name":"Explorer","color":"#000000"},"userLevel":0},"content":"
Hello Nutanix community!<\/p>
I have a question about the ability to access the AHV\/CVM console from https:\/\/demo.nutanix.com\/
Is the experience limited to the Prism GUI or can we also access the cluster console?<\/p>

Thanks<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/ahv-cvm-console-access-from-cluster-demo-nutanix-com-40251?postid=59356#post59356","creationDate":"2021-10-23T17:22:46+0000","relativeCreationDate":"1 year ago"},"numberOfViews":72,"contentType":"question","featuredImage":"","publicLabel":"","category":{"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-infrastructure-75","categoryId":75,"title":"Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure","metaRobots":"index, follow","type":0},"lastPostId":"59369"},"isActivityPage":null,"showUnsubscribeBtn":null,"attachmentCdn":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/","isGuest":true,"csrfToken":"4fe2db0d3312c0c6a02ed862cf8d841fa6ee47af","hideCategoryMetadata":false,"phrases":{"Forum":{"thread.unsubscribe":"Unsubscribe","vraag":"Question","beantwoord":"Solved","topic.list.metadata.asked.in":"asked in","topic.list.metadata.published.in":"published in","topic.list.metadata.shared.in":"shared in","topic.list.metadata.posted.in":"posted in"}}}">

j

Joseparedspy 资源管理器
问Nutanix云簇（NC2）

AHV/CVM控制台从cluster demo.nutanix.com访问

您好Nutanix社区！我有一个问题，即从https://demo.nutanix.com/is体验限制到Prism Gui或我们也可以访问群集控制台？

1

1年以前

Since its inception; the Nutanix platform has offered customers a robust set of data protection technologies.\u00a0 Many of our customers leverage these capabilities as a part of their DR strategy.<\/p>
Now, with the advent of Nutanix Clusters (on AWS bare metal today) extending the capabilities enabled by the data protection suite to the public cloud is now a reality.\u00a0 Nutanix Clusters on AWS deploys the Nutanix HCI stack onto AWS bare metal instances.\u00a0 Provisioned via a customer portal customers can have a public cloud resident Nutanix Cluster operational in very short order.<\/p>
At which point they\u2019re ready to leverage the public cloud as a part of their DR strategy; while maintaining a familiar operator experience:<\/p><\/oembed>
\u00a0<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/nutanix-data-protection-to-the-power-of-public-cloud-39939?postid=58597#post58597","creationDate":"2021-08-19T18:41:34+0000","relativeCreationDate":"1 year ago"},"isTopicUnread":true,"privateId":42852,"id":39939,"type":"post","hasCurrentUserLiked":false,"isSticky":false,"features":[],"forum":{"id":149,"isIdeation":false,"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149","title":"Nutanix Cloud Clusters (NC2)","description":"Unify all your Private and Public Clouds"},"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/nutanix-data-protection-to-the-power-of-public-cloud-39939","title":"Nutanix Data Protection to the Power of Public Cloud","lastPost":{"id":58597,"author":{"id":114384,"url":"\/members\/roncoejr-114384","name":"roncoejr","avatar":"","userTitle":"Nutanix Employee","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"icon":"37a898b2-5836-48f7-8638-a2655ab662a1.png","iconUrl":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/37a898b2-5836-48f7-8638-a2655ab662a1.png","avatarIcon":"7e8707dd-f993-470f-800f-3adc68e91f02_thumb.png","avatarIconUrl":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/7e8707dd-f993-470f-800f-3adc68e91f02_thumb.png","name":"Nutanix Employee","color":"#0873ba"},"userLevel":0},"content":"
Since its inception; the Nutanix platform has offered customers a robust set of data protection technologies.\u00a0 Many of our customers leverage these capabilities as a part of their DR strategy.<\/p>
Now, with the advent of Nutanix Clusters (on AWS bare metal today) extending the capabilities enabled by the data protection suite to the public cloud is now a reality.\u00a0 Nutanix Clusters on AWS deploys the Nutanix HCI stack onto AWS bare metal instances.\u00a0 Provisioned via a customer portal customers can have a public cloud resident Nutanix Cluster operational in very short order.<\/p>
At which point they\u2019re ready to leverage the public cloud as a part of their DR strategy; while maintaining a familiar operator experience:<\/p><\/oembed>
\u00a0<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/nutanix-data-protection-to-the-power-of-public-cloud-39939?postid=58597#post58597","creationDate":"2021-08-19T18:41:34+0000","relativeCreationDate":"1 year ago"},"numberOfUnreadReplies":0,"numberOfReplies":0,"numberOfLikes":0,"relevantPost":{"id":58597,"author":{"id":114384,"url":"\/members\/roncoejr-114384","name":"roncoejr","avatar":"","userTitle":"Nutanix Employee","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"icon":"37a898b2-5836-48f7-8638-a2655ab662a1.png","iconUrl":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/37a898b2-5836-48f7-8638-a2655ab662a1.png","avatarIcon":"7e8707dd-f993-470f-800f-3adc68e91f02_thumb.png","avatarIconUrl":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/7e8707dd-f993-470f-800f-3adc68e91f02_thumb.png","name":"Nutanix Employee","color":"#0873ba"},"userLevel":0},"content":"
Since its inception; the Nutanix platform has offered customers a robust set of data protection technologies.\u00a0 Many of our customers leverage these capabilities as a part of their DR strategy.<\/p>
Now, with the advent of Nutanix Clusters (on AWS bare metal today) extending the capabilities enabled by the data protection suite to the public cloud is now a reality.\u00a0 Nutanix Clusters on AWS deploys the Nutanix HCI stack onto AWS bare metal instances.\u00a0 Provisioned via a customer portal customers can have a public cloud resident Nutanix Cluster operational in very short order.<\/p>
At which point they\u2019re ready to leverage the public cloud as a part of their DR strategy; while maintaining a familiar operator experience:<\/p><\/oembed>
\u00a0<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/nutanix-data-protection-to-the-power-of-public-cloud-39939?postid=58597#post58597","creationDate":"2021-08-19T18:41:34+0000","relativeCreationDate":"1 year ago"},"numberOfViews":71,"contentType":"discussion","featuredImage":"","publicLabel":"","category":{"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-infrastructure-75","categoryId":75,"title":"Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure","metaRobots":"index, follow","type":0},"lastPostId":"58597"},"isActivityPage":null,"showUnsubscribeBtn":null,"attachmentCdn":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/","isGuest":true,"csrfToken":"4fe2db0d3312c0c6a02ed862cf8d841fa6ee47af","hideCategoryMetadata":false,"phrases":{"Forum":{"thread.unsubscribe":"Unsubscribe","vraag":"Question","beantwoord":"Solved","topic.list.metadata.asked.in":"asked in","topic.list.metadata.published.in":"published in","topic.list.metadata.shared.in":"shared in","topic.list.metadata.posted.in":"posted in"}}}">

r

Roncoejr Nutanix员工
发表Nutanix云簇（NC2）

Nutanix数据保护对公共云的力量

自成立以来;Nutanix平台为客户提供了一套强大的数据保护技术。我们的许多客户都利用这些功能作为其DR策略的一部分。现在，随着Nutanix群集的出现（今天的AWS Bare Metal），将数据保护套件扩展到了公共云中，将功能扩展到了现实。Nutanix簇在AWS上将Nutanix HCI堆栈部署到AWS裸机实例上。通过客户门户网站客户提供的配置可以使公共云居民Nutanix群集在很短的时间内投入运营。这一点他们准备好利用公共云作为其DR策略的一部分；在保持熟悉的操作员经验的同时：

0

r

1年以前

I make no bones about it, bare-metal nodes in AWS is pricey. The questions becomes if we want to save money and have DR with AWS, how do keep the number of nodes small until we failover?<\/p>
In AWS all the Nutanix rules still apply. We need a minimum of a three-node cluster to get started. If we have enough storage capacity, we can keep accepting replications from an on-prem cluster and not worry about CPU and memory constraints. You could also use your on-prem AHV supported backup software to backup directly to S3. Then when you have an outage, you could quickly build a Nutanix Cluster in AWS and start restoring the data to that cluster.<\/p>
$\"//www.jhbzcj.com/next/\"$
DR on the skinny<\/figcaption><\/figure>
I was a asked to automate the process of adding nodes to a small Nutanix Cluster in AWS and then start a failover using Leap (DR runbooks) and X-play(automates actions based of events and alerts) in Prism Central (PC). \u00a0The below video is what I came up with.<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p><\/oembed>
\u00a0<\/p>
The code to add a node via API from the Cluster portal is listed here:
https:\/\/github.com\/dlessner\/ClustersAddNode\/blob\/main\/addnode.py<\/a><\/p>
You can change the number of nodes that you want to add or just make the call multiple times.<\/p>
The API call to the Leap \u2013 Recovery plan can be a little daunting. There is an easy way to get the code for it. In Google Chrome if you open the developer tools (Ctrl+Shift+I) and as you hit the failover button you will see the batch API request. The general section will give you the API call and the Payload section will have the API body if you view the parsed section. From here you just have to copy and past the code into X-play and you\u2019re on your way.<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
$\"//www.jhbzcj.com/next/\"$
Developer tools<\/figcaption><\/figure>
Once difference that I would make in the video is to change the event to fire when cluster services are down. There is really 100 different ways to do this. I think main point is that there is API for the Clusters portal and X-play is really flexible on responding to events and alerts. \u00a0When you combine the two, magic happens.<\/p>
If you have questions, please leave comments.<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
Happy Clouding.<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/elastic-dr-with-aws-x-play-and-clusters-portal-api-39938?postid=58596#post58596","creationDate":"2021-08-19T16:15:39+0000","relativeCreationDate":"1 year ago"},"isTopicUnread":true,"privateId":42851,"id":39938,"type":"post","hasCurrentUserLiked":false,"isSticky":false,"features":[],"forum":{"id":149,"isIdeation":false,"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149","title":"Nutanix Cloud Clusters (NC2)","description":"Unify all your Private and Public Clouds"},"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/elastic-dr-with-aws-x-play-and-clusters-portal-api-39938","title":"Elastic DR with AWS (X-play and Clusters Portal API)","lastPost":{"id":58596,"author":{"id":33,"url":"\/members\/dlink7-33","name":"dlink7","avatar":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/icon\/90x90\/9i0A71A2D85CADA36B.jpg","userTitle":"Moderator","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"name":"Moderator","color":"#0873ba"},"userLevel":4},"content":"
I make no bones about it, bare-metal nodes in AWS is pricey. The questions becomes if we want to save money and have DR with AWS, how do keep the number of nodes small until we failover?<\/p>
In AWS all the Nutanix rules still apply. We need a minimum of a three-node cluster to get started. If we have enough storage capacity, we can keep accepting replications from an on-prem cluster and not worry about CPU and memory constraints. You could also use your on-prem AHV supported backup software to backup directly to S3. Then when you have an outage, you could quickly build a Nutanix Cluster in AWS and start restoring the data to that cluster.<\/p>
$\"//www.jhbzcj.com/next/\"$
DR on the skinny<\/figcaption><\/figure>
I was a asked to automate the process of adding nodes to a small Nutanix Cluster in AWS and then start a failover using Leap (DR runbooks) and X-play(automates actions based of events and alerts) in Prism Central (PC). \u00a0The below video is what I came up with.<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p><\/oembed>
\u00a0<\/p>
The code to add a node via API from the Cluster portal is listed here:
https:\/\/github.com\/dlessner\/ClustersAddNode\/blob\/main\/addnode.py<\/a><\/p>
You can change the number of nodes that you want to add or just make the call multiple times.<\/p>
The API call to the Leap \u2013 Recovery plan can be a little daunting. There is an easy way to get the code for it. In Google Chrome if you open the developer tools (Ctrl+Shift+I) and as you hit the failover button you will see the batch API request. The general section will give you the API call and the Payload section will have the API body if you view the parsed section. From here you just have to copy and past the code into X-play and you\u2019re on your way.<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
$\"//www.jhbzcj.com/next/\"$
Developer tools<\/figcaption><\/figure>
Once difference that I would make in the video is to change the event to fire when cluster services are down. There is really 100 different ways to do this. I think main point is that there is API for the Clusters portal and X-play is really flexible on responding to events and alerts. \u00a0When you combine the two, magic happens.<\/p>
If you have questions, please leave comments.<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
Happy Clouding.<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/elastic-dr-with-aws-x-play-and-clusters-portal-api-39938?postid=58596#post58596","creationDate":"2021-08-19T16:15:39+0000","relativeCreationDate":"1 year ago"},"numberOfUnreadReplies":0,"numberOfReplies":0,"numberOfLikes":2,"relevantPost":{"id":58596,"author":{"id":33,"url":"\/members\/dlink7-33","name":"dlink7","avatar":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/icon\/90x90\/9i0A71A2D85CADA36B.jpg","userTitle":"Moderator","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"name":"Moderator","color":"#0873ba"},"userLevel":4},"content":"
I make no bones about it, bare-metal nodes in AWS is pricey. The questions becomes if we want to save money and have DR with AWS, how do keep the number of nodes small until we failover?<\/p>
In AWS all the Nutanix rules still apply. We need a minimum of a three-node cluster to get started. If we have enough storage capacity, we can keep accepting replications from an on-prem cluster and not worry about CPU and memory constraints. You could also use your on-prem AHV supported backup software to backup directly to S3. Then when you have an outage, you could quickly build a Nutanix Cluster in AWS and start restoring the data to that cluster.<\/p>
$\"//www.jhbzcj.com/next/\"$
DR on the skinny<\/figcaption><\/figure>
I was a asked to automate the process of adding nodes to a small Nutanix Cluster in AWS and then start a failover using Leap (DR runbooks) and X-play(automates actions based of events and alerts) in Prism Central (PC). \u00a0The below video is what I came up with.<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p><\/oembed>
\u00a0<\/p>
The code to add a node via API from the Cluster portal is listed here:
https:\/\/github.com\/dlessner\/ClustersAddNode\/blob\/main\/addnode.py<\/a><\/p>
You can change the number of nodes that you want to add or just make the call multiple times.<\/p>
The API call to the Leap \u2013 Recovery plan can be a little daunting. There is an easy way to get the code for it. In Google Chrome if you open the developer tools (Ctrl+Shift+I) and as you hit the failover button you will see the batch API request. The general section will give you the API call and the Payload section will have the API body if you view the parsed section. From here you just have to copy and past the code into X-play and you\u2019re on your way.<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
$\"//www.jhbzcj.com/next/\"$
Developer tools<\/figcaption><\/figure>
Once difference that I would make in the video is to change the event to fire when cluster services are down. There is really 100 different ways to do this. I think main point is that there is API for the Clusters portal and X-play is really flexible on responding to events and alerts. \u00a0When you combine the two, magic happens.<\/p>
If you have questions, please leave comments.<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
Happy Clouding.<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/elastic-dr-with-aws-x-play-and-clusters-portal-api-39938?postid=58596#post58596","creationDate":"2021-08-19T16:15:39+0000","relativeCreationDate":"1 year ago"},"numberOfViews":567,"contentType":"discussion","featuredImage":"","publicLabel":"","category":{"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-infrastructure-75","categoryId":75,"title":"Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure","metaRobots":"index, follow","type":0},"lastPostId":"58596"},"isActivityPage":null,"showUnsubscribeBtn":null,"attachmentCdn":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/","isGuest":true,"csrfToken":"4fe2db0d3312c0c6a02ed862cf8d841fa6ee47af","hideCategoryMetadata":false,"phrases":{"Forum":{"thread.unsubscribe":"Unsubscribe","vraag":"Question","beantwoord":"Solved","topic.list.metadata.asked.in":"asked in","topic.list.metadata.published.in":"published in","topic.list.metadata.shared.in":"shared in","topic.list.metadata.posted.in":"posted in"}}}">

dlink7 主持人
发表Nutanix云簇（NC2）

具有AWS的弹性DR（X-Play和Clusters Portal API）

我对此没有任何骨头，AWS中的裸机节点很昂贵。如果我们想节省金钱并将DR与AWS一起使用，那么问题就会变成，如何使节点的数量保持较小，直到我们故障转移？在AWS中，所有Nutanix规则仍然适用。我们至少需要一个三节点群集才能开始。如果我们有足够的存储容量，我们可以继续接受本地群集的复制，而不必担心CPU和内存约束。您也可以使用本地AHV支持的备份软件直接备份到S3。然后，当您有停机时间时，您可以在AWS中迅速构建一个Nutanix群集，然后开始将数据恢复到该群集。Skinnyi上的Dr是一个要求自动化在AWS中添加节点的过程的过程，然后启动一个使用LEAP（DR Runbooks）和X-Play（基于事件和警报的操作）的故障转移（PC）。以下视频是我想到的。此处列出了从集群门户中添加通过API的节点的代码：https：// gith

0

1年以前

Overview<\/span><\/a><\/h1>
Nutanix Clusters GovCloud enables United States government customers to run a secure Nutanix cluster on AWS GovCloud in adherence with the US government compliance regimes.<\/span><\/p>
Nutanix Clusters GovCloud runs as a separate instance from the Nutanix Clusters commercial instance. To create a Nutanix cluster on AWS GovCloud, set up your AWS GovCloud account similar to an AWS commercial account. After you set up your AWS GovCloud account and complete the required documentation, the GovCloud Nutanix Operations team provides you access to the Nutanix Clusters GovCloud instance. You can then proceed to create a Nutanix cluster on AWS GovCloud as you would do on a commercial instance. Even though Nutanix Clusters GovCloud runs as a separate instance from the commercial instance, all features and workflows are identical to the commercial instance of Nutanix Clusters. See <\/span>Nutanix Clusters On AWS Deployment and User Guide<\/span><\/a> for more information.<\/span><\/p>
AWS GovCloud Regions<\/span><\/a><\/h1>
You can create a Nutanix cluster in the following AWS GovCloud Regions:<\/span><\/p>
\t
AWS GovCloud (US-East)<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
AWS GovCloud (US-West)<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li><\/ul>
See <\/span>AWS GovCloud Regions<\/span><\/a> for more information.<\/span><\/p>
AWS GovCloud Prerequisites<\/span><\/a><\/h1>
Ensure the following to fulfill the AWS GovCloud requirements:<\/span><\/p>
\t
Set up an AWS GovCloud account.<\/span>
Set up your AWS GovCloud account with the same permissions and requirements as described in <\/span>Requirements for Nutanix Clusters on AWS.<\/span><\/a>.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Perform the additional steps required to gain access to AWS GovCloud regions as described in <\/span>Getting Started with AWS GovCloud (US)<\/span><\/a>.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Request for a service quota increase from AWS. See <\/span>Service Quotas<\/span><\/a> for more information.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li><\/ol>
Nutanix Clusters GovCloud Prerequisites<\/span><\/a><\/h1>
Ensure the following to fulfill the Nutanix Clusters GovCloud requirements:<\/span><\/p>
\t
Ensure that you fulfill and understand the requirements described in <\/span>Gov Cloud and FedRAMP<\/span><\/a>.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Fill a questionnaire and submit it to the GovCloud Nutanix Operations team for approval. Once the approval goes through, the GovCloud Nutanix Operations team provides you access to the Nutanix Clusters GovCloud instance.<\/span>
Contact your sales team for the questionnaire.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
In AWS GovCloud, set up connectivity (VPN) and networking infrastructure (VPC, subnets, and so on) as described in <\/span>Requirements for Nutanix Clusters on AWS<\/span><\/a> and <\/span>Nutanix Clusters Infrastructure Deployment<\/span><\/a>.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li><\/ol>
Nutanix Clusters GovCloud Onboarding<\/span><\/a><\/h1>
After you complete the necessary prerequisites and documentation, the GovCloud Nutanix Operations team provides you access to the Nutanix Clusters GovCloud instance.<\/span><\/p>
Nutanix Clusters GovCloud Licensing<\/span><\/a><\/h1>
Nutanix does not support the automatic application of licenses on clusters running on AWS GovCloud. Manually apply software-only (SWO) licenses to your clusters running on AWS GovCloud by using the Prism web console. You can apply either capacity-based licenses (CBL) or node-based licenses (NBL) SWO licenses.<\/span>Note:<\/strong> Nutanix Clusters on AWS GovCloud does not support the Pay As You Go and Cloud Commit billing models.<\/span><\/p>
Release Notes<\/span><\/a><\/h1>
The following sections are release notes that apply from that date and reflect changes since the previous dated section.<\/span><\/p>
This release notes includes content only related to Nutanix Clusters on AWS GovCloud.<\/span><\/p>
See <\/span>Nutanix Clusters on AWS Release Notes<\/span><\/a> for more information about issues common to both Nutanix Clusters on AWS and Nutanix Clusters on AWS GovCloud.<\/span><\/p>
March 1, 2021<\/strong><\/h2>
What's New<\/em><\/p>
Nutanix Clusters on AWS GovCloud is now generally available.<\/span><\/p>
\t
Known Issues<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\t<\/li><\/ul>
Known Issues<\/span><\/a><\/h2>
Known issues are always for the current release.<\/span><\/p>
Following are the known issues in this release:<\/span><\/p>
\t
When you expand the capacity of a cluster or remove a host, all the links for clusters portal might redirect to <\/span>https:\/\/console.nutanix.com\/clusters\/<\/span><\/a> instead of <\/span>console.nutanix.us<\/span><\/a>.<\/span>ENG-351112<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
You might not receive any emails about multiple alerts that appear in the Nutanix Clusters console notification center.<\/span>CLSTR-766<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Welcome email that you receive after you subscribe to Nutanix Clusters has a reference to Nutanix Frame instead of Nutanix Clusters.<\/span>CLSTR-1408CLSTR-1436<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li><\/ul>
Copyright<\/span><\/a><\/h1>
Copyright 2021 Nutanix, Inc.<\/span><\/p>
\t
Nutanix, Inc.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
1740 Technology Drive, Suite 150<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
San Jose, CA 95110<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li><\/ul>
All rights reserved. This product is protected by U.S. and international copyright and intellectual property laws. Nutanix and the Nutanix logo are registered trademarks of Nutanix, Inc. in the United States and\/or other jurisdictions. All other brand and product names mentioned herein are for identification purposes only and may be trademarks of their respective holders.<\/span><\/p>
License<\/span><\/h2>
The provision of this software to you does not grant any licenses or other rights under any Microsoft patents with respect to anything other than the file server implementation portion of the binaries for this software, including no licenses or any other rights in any hardware or any devices or software that are used to communicate with or in connection with this software.<\/span><\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/nutanix-clusters-on-aws-govcloud-supplement-39474?postid=57371#post57371","creationDate":"2021-04-22T00:18:45+0000","relativeCreationDate":"1 year ago"},"isTopicUnread":true,"privateId":42745,"id":39474,"type":"post","hasCurrentUserLiked":false,"isSticky":false,"features":[],"forum":{"id":149,"isIdeation":false,"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149","title":"Nutanix Cloud Clusters (NC2)","description":"Unify all your Private and Public Clouds"},"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/nutanix-clusters-on-aws-govcloud-supplement-39474","title":"Nutanix Clusters on AWS Govcloud Supplement","lastPost":{"id":57371,"author":{"id":103695,"url":"\/members\/ashwin-ramaswamy-103695","name":"ashwin.ramaswamy","avatar":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/icon\/200x200\/30f1c9a7-34fc-4e7a-b225-86c4aadeac03.png","userTitle":"Nutanix Employee","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"icon":"37a898b2-5836-48f7-8638-a2655ab662a1.png","iconUrl":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/37a898b2-5836-48f7-8638-a2655ab662a1.png","avatarIcon":"7e8707dd-f993-470f-800f-3adc68e91f02_thumb.png","avatarIconUrl":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/7e8707dd-f993-470f-800f-3adc68e91f02_thumb.png","name":"Nutanix Employee","color":"#0873ba"},"userLevel":3},"content":"
Overview<\/span><\/a><\/h1>
Nutanix Clusters GovCloud enables United States government customers to run a secure Nutanix cluster on AWS GovCloud in adherence with the US government compliance regimes.<\/span><\/p>
Nutanix Clusters GovCloud runs as a separate instance from the Nutanix Clusters commercial instance. To create a Nutanix cluster on AWS GovCloud, set up your AWS GovCloud account similar to an AWS commercial account. After you set up your AWS GovCloud account and complete the required documentation, the GovCloud Nutanix Operations team provides you access to the Nutanix Clusters GovCloud instance. You can then proceed to create a Nutanix cluster on AWS GovCloud as you would do on a commercial instance. Even though Nutanix Clusters GovCloud runs as a separate instance from the commercial instance, all features and workflows are identical to the commercial instance of Nutanix Clusters. See <\/span>Nutanix Clusters On AWS Deployment and User Guide<\/span><\/a> for more information.<\/span><\/p>
AWS GovCloud Regions<\/span><\/a><\/h1>
You can create a Nutanix cluster in the following AWS GovCloud Regions:<\/span><\/p>
\t
AWS GovCloud (US-East)<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
AWS GovCloud (US-West)<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li><\/ul>
See <\/span>AWS GovCloud Regions<\/span><\/a> for more information.<\/span><\/p>
AWS GovCloud Prerequisites<\/span><\/a><\/h1>
Ensure the following to fulfill the AWS GovCloud requirements:<\/span><\/p>
\t
Set up an AWS GovCloud account.<\/span>
Set up your AWS GovCloud account with the same permissions and requirements as described in <\/span>Requirements for Nutanix Clusters on AWS.<\/span><\/a>.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Perform the additional steps required to gain access to AWS GovCloud regions as described in <\/span>Getting Started with AWS GovCloud (US)<\/span><\/a>.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Request for a service quota increase from AWS. See <\/span>Service Quotas<\/span><\/a> for more information.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li><\/ol>
Nutanix Clusters GovCloud Prerequisites<\/span><\/a><\/h1>
Ensure the following to fulfill the Nutanix Clusters GovCloud requirements:<\/span><\/p>
\t
Ensure that you fulfill and understand the requirements described in <\/span>Gov Cloud and FedRAMP<\/span><\/a>.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Fill a questionnaire and submit it to the GovCloud Nutanix Operations team for approval. Once the approval goes through, the GovCloud Nutanix Operations team provides you access to the Nutanix Clusters GovCloud instance.<\/span>
Contact your sales team for the questionnaire.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
In AWS GovCloud, set up connectivity (VPN) and networking infrastructure (VPC, subnets, and so on) as described in <\/span>Requirements for Nutanix Clusters on AWS<\/span><\/a> and <\/span>Nutanix Clusters Infrastructure Deployment<\/span><\/a>.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li><\/ol>
Nutanix Clusters GovCloud Onboarding<\/span><\/a><\/h1>
After you complete the necessary prerequisites and documentation, the GovCloud Nutanix Operations team provides you access to the Nutanix Clusters GovCloud instance.<\/span><\/p>
Nutanix Clusters GovCloud Licensing<\/span><\/a><\/h1>
Nutanix does not support the automatic application of licenses on clusters running on AWS GovCloud. Manually apply software-only (SWO) licenses to your clusters running on AWS GovCloud by using the Prism web console. You can apply either capacity-based licenses (CBL) or node-based licenses (NBL) SWO licenses.<\/span>Note:<\/strong> Nutanix Clusters on AWS GovCloud does not support the Pay As You Go and Cloud Commit billing models.<\/span><\/p>
Release Notes<\/span><\/a><\/h1>
The following sections are release notes that apply from that date and reflect changes since the previous dated section.<\/span><\/p>
This release notes includes content only related to Nutanix Clusters on AWS GovCloud.<\/span><\/p>
See <\/span>Nutanix Clusters on AWS Release Notes<\/span><\/a> for more information about issues common to both Nutanix Clusters on AWS and Nutanix Clusters on AWS GovCloud.<\/span><\/p>
March 1, 2021<\/strong><\/h2>
What's New<\/em><\/p>
Nutanix Clusters on AWS GovCloud is now generally available.<\/span><\/p>
\t
Known Issues<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\t<\/li><\/ul>
Known Issues<\/span><\/a><\/h2>
Known issues are always for the current release.<\/span><\/p>
Following are the known issues in this release:<\/span><\/p>
\t
When you expand the capacity of a cluster or remove a host, all the links for clusters portal might redirect to <\/span>https:\/\/console.nutanix.com\/clusters\/<\/span><\/a> instead of <\/span>console.nutanix.us<\/span><\/a>.<\/span>ENG-351112<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
You might not receive any emails about multiple alerts that appear in the Nutanix Clusters console notification center.<\/span>CLSTR-766<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Welcome email that you receive after you subscribe to Nutanix Clusters has a reference to Nutanix Frame instead of Nutanix Clusters.<\/span>CLSTR-1408CLSTR-1436<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li><\/ul>
Copyright<\/span><\/a><\/h1>
Copyright 2021 Nutanix, Inc.<\/span><\/p>
\t
Nutanix, Inc.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
1740 Technology Drive, Suite 150<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
San Jose, CA 95110<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li><\/ul>
All rights reserved. This product is protected by U.S. and international copyright and intellectual property laws. Nutanix and the Nutanix logo are registered trademarks of Nutanix, Inc. in the United States and\/or other jurisdictions. All other brand and product names mentioned herein are for identification purposes only and may be trademarks of their respective holders.<\/span><\/p>
License<\/span><\/h2>
The provision of this software to you does not grant any licenses or other rights under any Microsoft patents with respect to anything other than the file server implementation portion of the binaries for this software, including no licenses or any other rights in any hardware or any devices or software that are used to communicate with or in connection with this software.<\/span><\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/nutanix-clusters-on-aws-govcloud-supplement-39474?postid=57371#post57371","creationDate":"2021-04-22T00:18:45+0000","relativeCreationDate":"1 year ago"},"numberOfUnreadReplies":0,"numberOfReplies":0,"numberOfLikes":1,"relevantPost":{"id":57371,"author":{"id":103695,"url":"\/members\/ashwin-ramaswamy-103695","name":"ashwin.ramaswamy","avatar":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/icon\/200x200\/30f1c9a7-34fc-4e7a-b225-86c4aadeac03.png","userTitle":"Nutanix Employee","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"icon":"37a898b2-5836-48f7-8638-a2655ab662a1.png","iconUrl":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/37a898b2-5836-48f7-8638-a2655ab662a1.png","avatarIcon":"7e8707dd-f993-470f-800f-3adc68e91f02_thumb.png","avatarIconUrl":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/7e8707dd-f993-470f-800f-3adc68e91f02_thumb.png","name":"Nutanix Employee","color":"#0873ba"},"userLevel":3},"content":"
Overview<\/span><\/a><\/h1>
Nutanix Clusters GovCloud enables United States government customers to run a secure Nutanix cluster on AWS GovCloud in adherence with the US government compliance regimes.<\/span><\/p>
Nutanix Clusters GovCloud runs as a separate instance from the Nutanix Clusters commercial instance. To create a Nutanix cluster on AWS GovCloud, set up your AWS GovCloud account similar to an AWS commercial account. After you set up your AWS GovCloud account and complete the required documentation, the GovCloud Nutanix Operations team provides you access to the Nutanix Clusters GovCloud instance. You can then proceed to create a Nutanix cluster on AWS GovCloud as you would do on a commercial instance. Even though Nutanix Clusters GovCloud runs as a separate instance from the commercial instance, all features and workflows are identical to the commercial instance of Nutanix Clusters. See <\/span>Nutanix Clusters On AWS Deployment and User Guide<\/span><\/a> for more information.<\/span><\/p>
AWS GovCloud Regions<\/span><\/a><\/h1>
You can create a Nutanix cluster in the following AWS GovCloud Regions:<\/span><\/p>
\t
AWS GovCloud (US-East)<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
AWS GovCloud (US-West)<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li><\/ul>
See <\/span>AWS GovCloud Regions<\/span><\/a> for more information.<\/span><\/p>
AWS GovCloud Prerequisites<\/span><\/a><\/h1>
Ensure the following to fulfill the AWS GovCloud requirements:<\/span><\/p>
\t
Set up an AWS GovCloud account.<\/span>
Set up your AWS GovCloud account with the same permissions and requirements as described in <\/span>Requirements for Nutanix Clusters on AWS.<\/span><\/a>.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Perform the additional steps required to gain access to AWS GovCloud regions as described in <\/span>Getting Started with AWS GovCloud (US)<\/span><\/a>.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Request for a service quota increase from AWS. See <\/span>Service Quotas<\/span><\/a> for more information.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li><\/ol>
Nutanix Clusters GovCloud Prerequisites<\/span><\/a><\/h1>
Ensure the following to fulfill the Nutanix Clusters GovCloud requirements:<\/span><\/p>
\t
Ensure that you fulfill and understand the requirements described in <\/span>Gov Cloud and FedRAMP<\/span><\/a>.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Fill a questionnaire and submit it to the GovCloud Nutanix Operations team for approval. Once the approval goes through, the GovCloud Nutanix Operations team provides you access to the Nutanix Clusters GovCloud instance.<\/span>
Contact your sales team for the questionnaire.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
In AWS GovCloud, set up connectivity (VPN) and networking infrastructure (VPC, subnets, and so on) as described in <\/span>Requirements for Nutanix Clusters on AWS<\/span><\/a> and <\/span>Nutanix Clusters Infrastructure Deployment<\/span><\/a>.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li><\/ol>
Nutanix Clusters GovCloud Onboarding<\/span><\/a><\/h1>
After you complete the necessary prerequisites and documentation, the GovCloud Nutanix Operations team provides you access to the Nutanix Clusters GovCloud instance.<\/span><\/p>
Nutanix Clusters GovCloud Licensing<\/span><\/a><\/h1>
Nutanix does not support the automatic application of licenses on clusters running on AWS GovCloud. Manually apply software-only (SWO) licenses to your clusters running on AWS GovCloud by using the Prism web console. You can apply either capacity-based licenses (CBL) or node-based licenses (NBL) SWO licenses.<\/span>Note:<\/strong> Nutanix Clusters on AWS GovCloud does not support the Pay As You Go and Cloud Commit billing models.<\/span><\/p>
Release Notes<\/span><\/a><\/h1>
The following sections are release notes that apply from that date and reflect changes since the previous dated section.<\/span><\/p>
This release notes includes content only related to Nutanix Clusters on AWS GovCloud.<\/span><\/p>
See <\/span>Nutanix Clusters on AWS Release Notes<\/span><\/a> for more information about issues common to both Nutanix Clusters on AWS and Nutanix Clusters on AWS GovCloud.<\/span><\/p>
March 1, 2021<\/strong><\/h2>
What's New<\/em><\/p>
Nutanix Clusters on AWS GovCloud is now generally available.<\/span><\/p>
\t
Known Issues<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\t<\/li><\/ul>
Known Issues<\/span><\/a><\/h2>
Known issues are always for the current release.<\/span><\/p>
Following are the known issues in this release:<\/span><\/p>
\t
When you expand the capacity of a cluster or remove a host, all the links for clusters portal might redirect to <\/span>https:\/\/console.nutanix.com\/clusters\/<\/span><\/a> instead of <\/span>console.nutanix.us<\/span><\/a>.<\/span>ENG-351112<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
You might not receive any emails about multiple alerts that appear in the Nutanix Clusters console notification center.<\/span>CLSTR-766<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Welcome email that you receive after you subscribe to Nutanix Clusters has a reference to Nutanix Frame instead of Nutanix Clusters.<\/span>CLSTR-1408CLSTR-1436<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li><\/ul>
Copyright<\/span><\/a><\/h1>
Copyright 2021 Nutanix, Inc.<\/span><\/p>
\t
Nutanix, Inc.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
1740 Technology Drive, Suite 150<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
San Jose, CA 95110<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li><\/ul>
All rights reserved. This product is protected by U.S. and international copyright and intellectual property laws. Nutanix and the Nutanix logo are registered trademarks of Nutanix, Inc. in the United States and\/or other jurisdictions. All other brand and product names mentioned herein are for identification purposes only and may be trademarks of their respective holders.<\/span><\/p>
License<\/span><\/h2>
The provision of this software to you does not grant any licenses or other rights under any Microsoft patents with respect to anything other than the file server implementation portion of the binaries for this software, including no licenses or any other rights in any hardware or any devices or software that are used to communicate with or in connection with this software.<\/span><\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/nutanix-clusters-on-aws-govcloud-supplement-39474?postid=57371#post57371","creationDate":"2021-04-22T00:18:45+0000","relativeCreationDate":"1 year ago"},"numberOfViews":68,"contentType":"discussion","featuredImage":"","publicLabel":"","category":{"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-infrastructure-75","categoryId":75,"title":"Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure","metaRobots":"index, follow","type":0},"lastPostId":"57371"},"isActivityPage":null,"showUnsubscribeBtn":null,"attachmentCdn":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/","isGuest":true,"csrfToken":"4fe2db0d3312c0c6a02ed862cf8d841fa6ee47af","hideCategoryMetadata":false,"phrases":{"Forum":{"thread.unsubscribe":"Unsubscribe","vraag":"Question","beantwoord":"Solved","topic.list.metadata.asked.in":"asked in","topic.list.metadata.published.in":"published in","topic.list.metadata.shared.in":"shared in","topic.list.metadata.posted.in":"posted in"}}}">

Ashwin.Ramaswamy Nutanix员工
发表Nutanix云簇（NC2）

AWS GovCloud补充剂上的Nutanix簇

概述Nutanix群集GovCloud使美国政府客户能够遵守美国政府合规性制度在AWS GovCloud上运行一个安全的Nutanix群集。Nutanixclusters GovCloud与Nutanix Clusters商业实例一起运行。要在AWS GovCloud上创建一个Nutanix群集，请设置与AWS商业帐户相似的AWS GovCloud帐户。设置AWS GovCloud帐户并完成所需的文档后，GovCloud Nutanix操作团队可让您访问Nutanix群集GovCloud实例。然后，您可以像在商业实例上那样在AWS GovCloud上创建一个Nutanix群集。尽管Nutanix簇GovCloud与商业实例单独运行，但所有功能和工作流程都与Nutanix簇的商业实例相同。有关更多信息，请参见AWS部署和用户指南上的Nutanix群集。

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1年以前

BACKUP AND RECOVERY:<\/h3>
For Nutanix Clusters on AWS<\/h3>
\u00a0<\/p>
Nutanix provides the following backup and recovery options.<\/p>
Disaster Recovery for Instance, AZ, and Region Failure<\/a><\/strong>
\tNutanix has native inbuilt replication capabilities to recover from complete cluster failure. Nutanix supports both near-synchronous (NearSync) and asynchronous replication on an AHV cluster.<\/li>\t
Integration with Third-Party Backup Solutions<\/a><\/strong>
\tDeploying a single cluster in AWS is great for more ephemeral workloads where you want to take advantage of performance improvements and use the same automation pipelines you use on-prem.<\/li><\/ul>
Disaster Recovery for Instance, AZ, and Region Failure<\/a>:<\/h3>
Nutanix has native inbuilt replication capabilities to recover from complete cluster failure. Nutanix supports both near-synchronous (NearSync) and asynchronous replication on an AHV cluster.<\/p>
You can set your Recovery Point Objective (RPO) to be as little as one minute with NearSync, one hour with asynchronous and instant with synchronous replications. You can create a new remote site in your on-prem Nutanix cluster for the new cluster on AWS. Ensure you connect your on-prem site with AWS by using VPN or Direct Connect. You must also ensure the ports are open on the management security group required for replication. All the existing\u00a0best practices\u00a0in the\u00a0Data Protection and Recovery with Prism Element\u00a0apply, because in many ways an AWS bare-metal instance is like another supported OEM vendor.<\/p>
See the\u00a0Data Protection and Recovery with Prism Element\u00a0guide on the Nutanix Support portal for more information.<\/p>
For Data Protection and Disaster Recovery, you must configure connectivity between your on-prem datacenter and AWS VPC by using either the AWS VPN or AWS Direct Connect.<\/p>
See the AWS documentation at\u00a0 AWS Site-to-Site VPN<\/a>\u00a0to connect AWS VPC by using VPN.<\/p>
See the AWS documentation at\u00a0 Connect Your Data Center to AWS<\/a>\u00a0to connect AWS VPC by using Direct Connect.<\/p>
If you want to use protection policies and recovery plans to protect applications across multiple Nutanix clusters, set up Xi Leap from Prism Central. Xi Leap allows you to stage your application to be restored in the right order. You can also use protection policies to failback to on-prem if required.<\/p>
See the\u00a0Leap Administration Guide\u00a0on the Nutanix Support portal for more information.<\/p>
Nutanix Clusters offers the following configurations with Xi Leap:<\/p>
Pair your Nutanix cluster running in AWS with a Nutanix cluster running in your on-premises datacenter.\t
You must configure connectivity between your on-prem datacenter and AWS VPC by using either the AWS VPN or AWS Direct Connect.<\/p>\t<\/li>\t
Pair your Nutanix cluster running in AWS with a Nutanix cluster running in the Xi Cloud.\t
For this configuration, you must configure VPN connectivity between the Xi cloud and AWS VPC on which your cluster is running. See\u00a0 Configuring VPN Between the Xi Cloud and AWS by Using the Native AWS VPN<\/a>\u00a0or\u00a0 Configuring VPN Between the Xi Cloud and AWS by Using VyOS<\/a>\u00a0for more information about how to configure VPN.<\/p>\t<\/li><\/ul>
Integration with Third-Party Backup Solutions<\/a><\/h3>
Deploying a single cluster in AWS is great for more ephemeral workloads where you want to take advantage of performance improvements and use the same automation pipelines you use on-prem.<\/p>
You can use backup products compatible with AHV to target S3 as the backup destination, and, depending on the failure mode you want to recover from, you can also replicate that S3 bucket to a different Region. HYCU and Veam are compatible with AHV. Nutanix has qualified HYCU and Veam as a backup solution to work in an Nutanix Clusters environment.<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
For more information on Nutanix Clusters, please visit \u00a0Nutanix Clusters Guide<\/u><\/a><\/p>
For release notes information, please follow\u00a0Nutanix Clusters on AWS Release Notes<\/u><\/a><\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/backup-and-recovery-nutanix-clusters-on-aws-39426?postid=57242#post57242","creationDate":"2021-04-12T16:21:15+0000","relativeCreationDate":"1 year ago"},"isTopicUnread":true,"privateId":42734,"id":39426,"type":"post","hasCurrentUserLiked":false,"isSticky":false,"features":[],"forum":{"id":149,"isIdeation":false,"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149","title":"Nutanix Cloud Clusters (NC2)","description":"Unify all your Private and Public Clouds"},"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/backup-and-recovery-nutanix-clusters-on-aws-39426","title":"Backup and Recovery | Nutanix Clusters on AWS","lastPost":{"id":57242,"author":{"id":99631,"url":"\/members\/nutonian-99631","name":"Nutonian","avatar":"","userTitle":"Nutanix Employee","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"icon":"37a898b2-5836-48f7-8638-a2655ab662a1.png","iconUrl":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/37a898b2-5836-48f7-8638-a2655ab662a1.png","avatarIcon":"7e8707dd-f993-470f-800f-3adc68e91f02_thumb.png","avatarIconUrl":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/7e8707dd-f993-470f-800f-3adc68e91f02_thumb.png","name":"Nutanix Employee","color":"#0873ba"},"userLevel":3},"content":"
BACKUP AND RECOVERY:<\/h3>
For Nutanix Clusters on AWS<\/h3>
\u00a0<\/p>
Nutanix provides the following backup and recovery options.<\/p>
Disaster Recovery for Instance, AZ, and Region Failure<\/a><\/strong>
\tNutanix has native inbuilt replication capabilities to recover from complete cluster failure. Nutanix supports both near-synchronous (NearSync) and asynchronous replication on an AHV cluster.<\/li>\t
Integration with Third-Party Backup Solutions<\/a><\/strong>
\tDeploying a single cluster in AWS is great for more ephemeral workloads where you want to take advantage of performance improvements and use the same automation pipelines you use on-prem.<\/li><\/ul>
Disaster Recovery for Instance, AZ, and Region Failure<\/a>:<\/h3>
Nutanix has native inbuilt replication capabilities to recover from complete cluster failure. Nutanix supports both near-synchronous (NearSync) and asynchronous replication on an AHV cluster.<\/p>
You can set your Recovery Point Objective (RPO) to be as little as one minute with NearSync, one hour with asynchronous and instant with synchronous replications. You can create a new remote site in your on-prem Nutanix cluster for the new cluster on AWS. Ensure you connect your on-prem site with AWS by using VPN or Direct Connect. You must also ensure the ports are open on the management security group required for replication. All the existing\u00a0best practices\u00a0in the\u00a0Data Protection and Recovery with Prism Element\u00a0apply, because in many ways an AWS bare-metal instance is like another supported OEM vendor.<\/p>
See the\u00a0Data Protection and Recovery with Prism Element\u00a0guide on the Nutanix Support portal for more information.<\/p>
For Data Protection and Disaster Recovery, you must configure connectivity between your on-prem datacenter and AWS VPC by using either the AWS VPN or AWS Direct Connect.<\/p>
See the AWS documentation at\u00a0 AWS Site-to-Site VPN<\/a>\u00a0to connect AWS VPC by using VPN.<\/p>
See the AWS documentation at\u00a0 Connect Your Data Center to AWS<\/a>\u00a0to connect AWS VPC by using Direct Connect.<\/p>
If you want to use protection policies and recovery plans to protect applications across multiple Nutanix clusters, set up Xi Leap from Prism Central. Xi Leap allows you to stage your application to be restored in the right order. You can also use protection policies to failback to on-prem if required.<\/p>
See the\u00a0Leap Administration Guide\u00a0on the Nutanix Support portal for more information.<\/p>
Nutanix Clusters offers the following configurations with Xi Leap:<\/p>
Pair your Nutanix cluster running in AWS with a Nutanix cluster running in your on-premises datacenter.\t
You must configure connectivity between your on-prem datacenter and AWS VPC by using either the AWS VPN or AWS Direct Connect.<\/p>\t<\/li>\t
Pair your Nutanix cluster running in AWS with a Nutanix cluster running in the Xi Cloud.\t
For this configuration, you must configure VPN connectivity between the Xi cloud and AWS VPC on which your cluster is running. See\u00a0 Configuring VPN Between the Xi Cloud and AWS by Using the Native AWS VPN<\/a>\u00a0or\u00a0 Configuring VPN Between the Xi Cloud and AWS by Using VyOS<\/a>\u00a0for more information about how to configure VPN.<\/p>\t<\/li><\/ul>
Integration with Third-Party Backup Solutions<\/a><\/h3>
Deploying a single cluster in AWS is great for more ephemeral workloads where you want to take advantage of performance improvements and use the same automation pipelines you use on-prem.<\/p>
You can use backup products compatible with AHV to target S3 as the backup destination, and, depending on the failure mode you want to recover from, you can also replicate that S3 bucket to a different Region. HYCU and Veam are compatible with AHV. Nutanix has qualified HYCU and Veam as a backup solution to work in an Nutanix Clusters environment.<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
For more information on Nutanix Clusters, please visit \u00a0Nutanix Clusters Guide<\/u><\/a><\/p>
For release notes information, please follow\u00a0Nutanix Clusters on AWS Release Notes<\/u><\/a><\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/backup-and-recovery-nutanix-clusters-on-aws-39426?postid=57242#post57242","creationDate":"2021-04-12T16:21:15+0000","relativeCreationDate":"1 year ago"},"numberOfUnreadReplies":0,"numberOfReplies":0,"numberOfLikes":0,"relevantPost":{"id":57242,"author":{"id":99631,"url":"\/members\/nutonian-99631","name":"Nutonian","avatar":"","userTitle":"Nutanix Employee","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"icon":"37a898b2-5836-48f7-8638-a2655ab662a1.png","iconUrl":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/37a898b2-5836-48f7-8638-a2655ab662a1.png","avatarIcon":"7e8707dd-f993-470f-800f-3adc68e91f02_thumb.png","avatarIconUrl":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/7e8707dd-f993-470f-800f-3adc68e91f02_thumb.png","name":"Nutanix Employee","color":"#0873ba"},"userLevel":3},"content":"
BACKUP AND RECOVERY:<\/h3>
For Nutanix Clusters on AWS<\/h3>
\u00a0<\/p>
Nutanix provides the following backup and recovery options.<\/p>
Disaster Recovery for Instance, AZ, and Region Failure<\/a><\/strong>
\tNutanix has native inbuilt replication capabilities to recover from complete cluster failure. Nutanix supports both near-synchronous (NearSync) and asynchronous replication on an AHV cluster.<\/li>\t
Integration with Third-Party Backup Solutions<\/a><\/strong>
\tDeploying a single cluster in AWS is great for more ephemeral workloads where you want to take advantage of performance improvements and use the same automation pipelines you use on-prem.<\/li><\/ul>
Disaster Recovery for Instance, AZ, and Region Failure<\/a>:<\/h3>
Nutanix has native inbuilt replication capabilities to recover from complete cluster failure. Nutanix supports both near-synchronous (NearSync) and asynchronous replication on an AHV cluster.<\/p>
You can set your Recovery Point Objective (RPO) to be as little as one minute with NearSync, one hour with asynchronous and instant with synchronous replications. You can create a new remote site in your on-prem Nutanix cluster for the new cluster on AWS. Ensure you connect your on-prem site with AWS by using VPN or Direct Connect. You must also ensure the ports are open on the management security group required for replication. All the existing\u00a0best practices\u00a0in the\u00a0Data Protection and Recovery with Prism Element\u00a0apply, because in many ways an AWS bare-metal instance is like another supported OEM vendor.<\/p>
See the\u00a0Data Protection and Recovery with Prism Element\u00a0guide on the Nutanix Support portal for more information.<\/p>
For Data Protection and Disaster Recovery, you must configure connectivity between your on-prem datacenter and AWS VPC by using either the AWS VPN or AWS Direct Connect.<\/p>
See the AWS documentation at\u00a0 AWS Site-to-Site VPN<\/a>\u00a0to connect AWS VPC by using VPN.<\/p>
See the AWS documentation at\u00a0 Connect Your Data Center to AWS<\/a>\u00a0to connect AWS VPC by using Direct Connect.<\/p>
If you want to use protection policies and recovery plans to protect applications across multiple Nutanix clusters, set up Xi Leap from Prism Central. Xi Leap allows you to stage your application to be restored in the right order. You can also use protection policies to failback to on-prem if required.<\/p>
See the\u00a0Leap Administration Guide\u00a0on the Nutanix Support portal for more information.<\/p>
Nutanix Clusters offers the following configurations with Xi Leap:<\/p>
Pair your Nutanix cluster running in AWS with a Nutanix cluster running in your on-premises datacenter.\t
You must configure connectivity between your on-prem datacenter and AWS VPC by using either the AWS VPN or AWS Direct Connect.<\/p>\t<\/li>\t
Pair your Nutanix cluster running in AWS with a Nutanix cluster running in the Xi Cloud.\t
For this configuration, you must configure VPN connectivity between the Xi cloud and AWS VPC on which your cluster is running. See\u00a0 Configuring VPN Between the Xi Cloud and AWS by Using the Native AWS VPN<\/a>\u00a0or\u00a0 Configuring VPN Between the Xi Cloud and AWS by Using VyOS<\/a>\u00a0for more information about how to configure VPN.<\/p>\t<\/li><\/ul>
Integration with Third-Party Backup Solutions<\/a><\/h3>
Deploying a single cluster in AWS is great for more ephemeral workloads where you want to take advantage of performance improvements and use the same automation pipelines you use on-prem.<\/p>
You can use backup products compatible with AHV to target S3 as the backup destination, and, depending on the failure mode you want to recover from, you can also replicate that S3 bucket to a different Region. HYCU and Veam are compatible with AHV. Nutanix has qualified HYCU and Veam as a backup solution to work in an Nutanix Clusters environment.<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
For more information on Nutanix Clusters, please visit \u00a0Nutanix Clusters Guide<\/u><\/a><\/p>
For release notes information, please follow\u00a0Nutanix Clusters on AWS Release Notes<\/u><\/a><\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/backup-and-recovery-nutanix-clusters-on-aws-39426?postid=57242#post57242","creationDate":"2021-04-12T16:21:15+0000","relativeCreationDate":"1 year ago"},"numberOfViews":504,"contentType":"discussion","featuredImage":"","publicLabel":"","category":{"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-infrastructure-75","categoryId":75,"title":"Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure","metaRobots":"index, follow","type":0},"lastPostId":"57242"},"isActivityPage":null,"showUnsubscribeBtn":null,"attachmentCdn":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/","isGuest":true,"csrfToken":"4fe2db0d3312c0c6a02ed862cf8d841fa6ee47af","hideCategoryMetadata":false,"phrases":{"Forum":{"thread.unsubscribe":"Unsubscribe","vraag":"Question","beantwoord":"Solved","topic.list.metadata.asked.in":"asked in","topic.list.metadata.published.in":"published in","topic.list.metadata.shared.in":"shared in","topic.list.metadata.posted.in":"posted in"}}}">

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备份和恢复：对于AWS上的Nutanix群集，Nutanix提供以下备份和恢复选项。例如，Disaster恢复，AZ和Region Faility Nutanix具有本机内置的复制能力，可从完全集群失败中恢复。Nutanix在AHV群集上支持近同步（靠近同步）和异步复制。与第三方备份解决方案集成在AWS中部署单个群集非常适合更多短暂的工作负载，您想利用性能改进并使用与本地的相同自动化管道，例如，disaster.disaster.disaster恢复：Nutanix具有本地内置的复制能力，可从完全集群失败中恢复。Nutanix支持近似同步（靠近同步）和AHV群集上的异步复制。你

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NUTANIX CLUSTERS REGISTRATION<\/h3>
\u00a0<\/p>
To register for Nutanix Clusters, you must have a My Nutanix account. A My Nutanix account allows you to access, manage, and use Nutanix Clusters. Your My Nutanix account is your first point of access to Nutanix Clusters. After you create a My Nutanix account, you can onboard into Nutanix Clusters either by signing up for one of the paid plans and applying Nutanix licenses at the same time.<\/p>
Pro-tip:<\/span><\/p>
You can also start a 30-day free trial of Nutanix Clusters.<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
Nutanix Clusters Hybrid Subscription Model:<\/p>
You can sign up for Nutanix Clusters with any one of the payment plans (Pay As You Go<\/strong>\u00a0or\u00a0Cloud Commit<\/strong>) and apply Nutanix software licenses (that you might already have purchased or planning to purchase) such as Prism Pro, Files, and more at the same time. If you choose to apply licenses, the licenses are consumed first and then your payment plan falls back to the one you selected. If you do not have licenses or do not plan to purchase licenses, you can simply select one of the payment plans and still use all the Nutanix features. In this case, depending on your payment plan, an invoice is generated for your usage every month.<\/p>
Note:<\/strong><\/span>\u00a0With your Nutanix Clusters subscription, you can use Nutanix Files upto 1 TB storage for free. If you require more than 1 TB storage, you are charged additionally in your payment plan or you must separately purchase the Files license.<\/p>
\t
Creating a My Nutanix Account<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
You must have a My Nutanix Account to access the Nutanix Clusters console.<\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Onboarding into Nutanix Clusters (Free Trial)<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
Before you sign up for a paid plan to use Nutanix Clusters, you can start a 30-day free trial. To continue to use Nutanix Clusters after the trial period ends, you must upgrade your plan to one of the paid plans.<\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Switching From a Free Trial to a Paid Plan<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
To continue to use Nutanix Clusters after the trial period ends, you must upgrade your plan to one of the paid plans.<\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Onboarding into Nutanix Clusters (Paid Plans)<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
You can sign up for any of the available payment plans of Nutanix Clusters.<\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Switching from Pay As You Go to Cloud Commit<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
You can switch your payment plan from Pay As You Go to Cloud Commit.<\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Switching from Cloud Commit to Pay As You Go<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
You can switch your payment plan from Cloud Commit to Pay As You Go.<\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Canceling the Pay as You Go Plan<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
When you cancel your Pay As You Go plan, your plan is deactivated at the end of the current billing schedule. You can revoke the cancellation of your plan at the most two times before the plan is deactivated. You cannot revoke the cancellation after the plan has been deactivated. Nutanix bills you for the usage of the Nutanix Clusters service from the time you cancel the plan until the end of the current billing schedule.<\/p>\t<\/li><\/ul>
GETTING STARTED WITH NUTANIX CLUSTERS<\/h3>
\u00a0<\/p>
Perform the tasks described in this section to get started with Nutanix Clusters on AWS.<\/p>
Before you get started, ensure that you have registered for Nutanix Clusters from the My Nutanix portal. See\u00a0 Nutanix Clusters Registration<\/a>\u00a0for more information.<\/p>
After you create a cluster in AWS, set up the network and security infrastructure in AWS and the cluster for your user VMs. See\u00a0 User VM (UVM) Network Management and Security<\/a>\u00a0for more information.<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
\t
Requirements for Nutanix Clusters on AWS<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
This guide assumes prior knowledge of the Nutanix stack and AWS EC2, VPC, and CloudFormation services and familiarity of AWS framework is highly recommended to operate significant deployments on AWS.<\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Limitations<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
Following are the limitations of Nutanix Clusters in this release:<\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Non-Applicable On-Premises Configurations and Settings<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
Following is a list of the configurations and settings that are supported in an on-premises Nutanix cluster, but are not applicable to a cluster running in AWS.<\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Nutanix Clusters Infrastructure Deployment<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
To deploy a Nutanix Clusters infrastructure, configure the entities listed in this topic in AWS and the Nutanix Clusters console.<\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Creating an Organization in the Nutanix Clusters Console<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
An organization in the Nutanix Clusters console allows you to segregate your clusters based on your specific requirements. For example, create an organization Finance and then create a cluster in the Finance organization to run only your finance-related applications.<\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Adding an AWS Cloud Account to Nutanix Clusters<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
To add your AWS account to Nutanix Clusters, you must specify your AWS cloud account name, cloud account ID, create and verify a CloudFormation stack in the AWS console, and select an AWS region in which you want to create Nutanix clusters.<\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Creating a Cluster<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
Create a cluster in AWS by using Nutanix Clusters. Your Nutanix cluster runs on an EC2 bare metal instance in AWS.<\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Logging into a Cluster by Using the Prism Element Web Console<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
Use the Prism Element web console to log on to your Nutanix cluster running in AWS.<\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Logging into a Cluster by Using SSH<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
You can also use SSH to log on to a node and CVMs in your cluster. Log on to your cluster by using the SSH key pair you created or selected when you created the cluster.<\/p>\t<\/li><\/ul>
\u00a0<\/p>
For more information on Nutanix Clusters, please visit \u00a0Nutanix Clusters Guide<\/u><\/a><\/p>
For release notes information, please follow\u00a0Nutanix Clusters on AWS Release Notes<\/u><\/a><\/p>
For Nutanix Cluster Architecture information :\u00a0<\/p>
https:\/\/next.nutanix.com\/clusters-hybrid-cloud-149\/nutanix-clusters-on-aws-deployment-and-user-guide-38629<\/a><\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/get-started-with-nutanix-cluster-on-aws-39424?postid=57238#post57238","creationDate":"2021-04-12T15:24:58+0000","relativeCreationDate":"1 year ago"},"isTopicUnread":true,"privateId":42733,"id":39424,"type":"post","hasCurrentUserLiked":false,"isSticky":false,"features":[],"forum":{"id":149,"isIdeation":false,"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149","title":"Nutanix Cloud Clusters (NC2)","description":"Unify all your Private and Public Clouds"},"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/get-started-with-nutanix-cluster-on-aws-39424","title":"Get Started with Nutanix Cluster on AWS","lastPost":{"id":57238,"author":{"id":99631,"url":"\/members\/nutonian-99631","name":"Nutonian","avatar":"","userTitle":"Nutanix Employee","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"icon":"37a898b2-5836-48f7-8638-a2655ab662a1.png","iconUrl":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/37a898b2-5836-48f7-8638-a2655ab662a1.png","avatarIcon":"7e8707dd-f993-470f-800f-3adc68e91f02_thumb.png","avatarIconUrl":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/7e8707dd-f993-470f-800f-3adc68e91f02_thumb.png","name":"Nutanix Employee","color":"#0873ba"},"userLevel":3},"content":"
NUTANIX CLUSTERS REGISTRATION<\/h3>
\u00a0<\/p>
To register for Nutanix Clusters, you must have a My Nutanix account. A My Nutanix account allows you to access, manage, and use Nutanix Clusters. Your My Nutanix account is your first point of access to Nutanix Clusters. After you create a My Nutanix account, you can onboard into Nutanix Clusters either by signing up for one of the paid plans and applying Nutanix licenses at the same time.<\/p>
Pro-tip:<\/span><\/p>
You can also start a 30-day free trial of Nutanix Clusters.<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
Nutanix Clusters Hybrid Subscription Model:<\/p>
You can sign up for Nutanix Clusters with any one of the payment plans (Pay As You Go<\/strong>\u00a0or\u00a0Cloud Commit<\/strong>) and apply Nutanix software licenses (that you might already have purchased or planning to purchase) such as Prism Pro, Files, and more at the same time. If you choose to apply licenses, the licenses are consumed first and then your payment plan falls back to the one you selected. If you do not have licenses or do not plan to purchase licenses, you can simply select one of the payment plans and still use all the Nutanix features. In this case, depending on your payment plan, an invoice is generated for your usage every month.<\/p>
Note:<\/strong><\/span>\u00a0With your Nutanix Clusters subscription, you can use Nutanix Files upto 1 TB storage for free. If you require more than 1 TB storage, you are charged additionally in your payment plan or you must separately purchase the Files license.<\/p>
\t
Creating a My Nutanix Account<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
You must have a My Nutanix Account to access the Nutanix Clusters console.<\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Onboarding into Nutanix Clusters (Free Trial)<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
Before you sign up for a paid plan to use Nutanix Clusters, you can start a 30-day free trial. To continue to use Nutanix Clusters after the trial period ends, you must upgrade your plan to one of the paid plans.<\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Switching From a Free Trial to a Paid Plan<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
To continue to use Nutanix Clusters after the trial period ends, you must upgrade your plan to one of the paid plans.<\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Onboarding into Nutanix Clusters (Paid Plans)<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
You can sign up for any of the available payment plans of Nutanix Clusters.<\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Switching from Pay As You Go to Cloud Commit<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
You can switch your payment plan from Pay As You Go to Cloud Commit.<\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Switching from Cloud Commit to Pay As You Go<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
You can switch your payment plan from Cloud Commit to Pay As You Go.<\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Canceling the Pay as You Go Plan<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
When you cancel your Pay As You Go plan, your plan is deactivated at the end of the current billing schedule. You can revoke the cancellation of your plan at the most two times before the plan is deactivated. You cannot revoke the cancellation after the plan has been deactivated. Nutanix bills you for the usage of the Nutanix Clusters service from the time you cancel the plan until the end of the current billing schedule.<\/p>\t<\/li><\/ul>
GETTING STARTED WITH NUTANIX CLUSTERS<\/h3>
\u00a0<\/p>
Perform the tasks described in this section to get started with Nutanix Clusters on AWS.<\/p>
Before you get started, ensure that you have registered for Nutanix Clusters from the My Nutanix portal. See\u00a0 Nutanix Clusters Registration<\/a>\u00a0for more information.<\/p>
After you create a cluster in AWS, set up the network and security infrastructure in AWS and the cluster for your user VMs. See\u00a0 User VM (UVM) Network Management and Security<\/a>\u00a0for more information.<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
\t
Requirements for Nutanix Clusters on AWS<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
This guide assumes prior knowledge of the Nutanix stack and AWS EC2, VPC, and CloudFormation services and familiarity of AWS framework is highly recommended to operate significant deployments on AWS.<\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Limitations<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
Following are the limitations of Nutanix Clusters in this release:<\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Non-Applicable On-Premises Configurations and Settings<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
Following is a list of the configurations and settings that are supported in an on-premises Nutanix cluster, but are not applicable to a cluster running in AWS.<\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Nutanix Clusters Infrastructure Deployment<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
To deploy a Nutanix Clusters infrastructure, configure the entities listed in this topic in AWS and the Nutanix Clusters console.<\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Creating an Organization in the Nutanix Clusters Console<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
An organization in the Nutanix Clusters console allows you to segregate your clusters based on your specific requirements. For example, create an organization Finance and then create a cluster in the Finance organization to run only your finance-related applications.<\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Adding an AWS Cloud Account to Nutanix Clusters<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
To add your AWS account to Nutanix Clusters, you must specify your AWS cloud account name, cloud account ID, create and verify a CloudFormation stack in the AWS console, and select an AWS region in which you want to create Nutanix clusters.<\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Creating a Cluster<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
Create a cluster in AWS by using Nutanix Clusters. Your Nutanix cluster runs on an EC2 bare metal instance in AWS.<\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Logging into a Cluster by Using the Prism Element Web Console<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
Use the Prism Element web console to log on to your Nutanix cluster running in AWS.<\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Logging into a Cluster by Using SSH<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
You can also use SSH to log on to a node and CVMs in your cluster. Log on to your cluster by using the SSH key pair you created or selected when you created the cluster.<\/p>\t<\/li><\/ul>
\u00a0<\/p>
For more information on Nutanix Clusters, please visit \u00a0Nutanix Clusters Guide<\/u><\/a><\/p>
For release notes information, please follow\u00a0Nutanix Clusters on AWS Release Notes<\/u><\/a><\/p>
For Nutanix Cluster Architecture information :\u00a0<\/p>
https:\/\/next.nutanix.com\/clusters-hybrid-cloud-149\/nutanix-clusters-on-aws-deployment-and-user-guide-38629<\/a><\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/get-started-with-nutanix-cluster-on-aws-39424?postid=57238#post57238","creationDate":"2021-04-12T15:24:58+0000","relativeCreationDate":"1 year ago"},"numberOfUnreadReplies":0,"numberOfReplies":0,"numberOfLikes":0,"relevantPost":{"id":57238,"author":{"id":99631,"url":"\/members\/nutonian-99631","name":"Nutonian","avatar":"","userTitle":"Nutanix Employee","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"icon":"37a898b2-5836-48f7-8638-a2655ab662a1.png","iconUrl":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/37a898b2-5836-48f7-8638-a2655ab662a1.png","avatarIcon":"7e8707dd-f993-470f-800f-3adc68e91f02_thumb.png","avatarIconUrl":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/7e8707dd-f993-470f-800f-3adc68e91f02_thumb.png","name":"Nutanix Employee","color":"#0873ba"},"userLevel":3},"content":"
NUTANIX CLUSTERS REGISTRATION<\/h3>
\u00a0<\/p>
To register for Nutanix Clusters, you must have a My Nutanix account. A My Nutanix account allows you to access, manage, and use Nutanix Clusters. Your My Nutanix account is your first point of access to Nutanix Clusters. After you create a My Nutanix account, you can onboard into Nutanix Clusters either by signing up for one of the paid plans and applying Nutanix licenses at the same time.<\/p>
Pro-tip:<\/span><\/p>
You can also start a 30-day free trial of Nutanix Clusters.<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
Nutanix Clusters Hybrid Subscription Model:<\/p>
You can sign up for Nutanix Clusters with any one of the payment plans (Pay As You Go<\/strong>\u00a0or\u00a0Cloud Commit<\/strong>) and apply Nutanix software licenses (that you might already have purchased or planning to purchase) such as Prism Pro, Files, and more at the same time. If you choose to apply licenses, the licenses are consumed first and then your payment plan falls back to the one you selected. If you do not have licenses or do not plan to purchase licenses, you can simply select one of the payment plans and still use all the Nutanix features. In this case, depending on your payment plan, an invoice is generated for your usage every month.<\/p>
Note:<\/strong><\/span>\u00a0With your Nutanix Clusters subscription, you can use Nutanix Files upto 1 TB storage for free. If you require more than 1 TB storage, you are charged additionally in your payment plan or you must separately purchase the Files license.<\/p>
\t
Creating a My Nutanix Account<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
You must have a My Nutanix Account to access the Nutanix Clusters console.<\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Onboarding into Nutanix Clusters (Free Trial)<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
Before you sign up for a paid plan to use Nutanix Clusters, you can start a 30-day free trial. To continue to use Nutanix Clusters after the trial period ends, you must upgrade your plan to one of the paid plans.<\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Switching From a Free Trial to a Paid Plan<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
To continue to use Nutanix Clusters after the trial period ends, you must upgrade your plan to one of the paid plans.<\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Onboarding into Nutanix Clusters (Paid Plans)<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
You can sign up for any of the available payment plans of Nutanix Clusters.<\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Switching from Pay As You Go to Cloud Commit<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
You can switch your payment plan from Pay As You Go to Cloud Commit.<\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Switching from Cloud Commit to Pay As You Go<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
You can switch your payment plan from Cloud Commit to Pay As You Go.<\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Canceling the Pay as You Go Plan<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
When you cancel your Pay As You Go plan, your plan is deactivated at the end of the current billing schedule. You can revoke the cancellation of your plan at the most two times before the plan is deactivated. You cannot revoke the cancellation after the plan has been deactivated. Nutanix bills you for the usage of the Nutanix Clusters service from the time you cancel the plan until the end of the current billing schedule.<\/p>\t<\/li><\/ul>
GETTING STARTED WITH NUTANIX CLUSTERS<\/h3>
\u00a0<\/p>
Perform the tasks described in this section to get started with Nutanix Clusters on AWS.<\/p>
Before you get started, ensure that you have registered for Nutanix Clusters from the My Nutanix portal. See\u00a0 Nutanix Clusters Registration<\/a>\u00a0for more information.<\/p>
After you create a cluster in AWS, set up the network and security infrastructure in AWS and the cluster for your user VMs. See\u00a0 User VM (UVM) Network Management and Security<\/a>\u00a0for more information.<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
\t
Requirements for Nutanix Clusters on AWS<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
This guide assumes prior knowledge of the Nutanix stack and AWS EC2, VPC, and CloudFormation services and familiarity of AWS framework is highly recommended to operate significant deployments on AWS.<\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Limitations<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
Following are the limitations of Nutanix Clusters in this release:<\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Non-Applicable On-Premises Configurations and Settings<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
Following is a list of the configurations and settings that are supported in an on-premises Nutanix cluster, but are not applicable to a cluster running in AWS.<\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Nutanix Clusters Infrastructure Deployment<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
To deploy a Nutanix Clusters infrastructure, configure the entities listed in this topic in AWS and the Nutanix Clusters console.<\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Creating an Organization in the Nutanix Clusters Console<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
An organization in the Nutanix Clusters console allows you to segregate your clusters based on your specific requirements. For example, create an organization Finance and then create a cluster in the Finance organization to run only your finance-related applications.<\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Adding an AWS Cloud Account to Nutanix Clusters<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
To add your AWS account to Nutanix Clusters, you must specify your AWS cloud account name, cloud account ID, create and verify a CloudFormation stack in the AWS console, and select an AWS region in which you want to create Nutanix clusters.<\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Creating a Cluster<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
Create a cluster in AWS by using Nutanix Clusters. Your Nutanix cluster runs on an EC2 bare metal instance in AWS.<\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Logging into a Cluster by Using the Prism Element Web Console<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
Use the Prism Element web console to log on to your Nutanix cluster running in AWS.<\/p>\t<\/li>\t
\t
Logging into a Cluster by Using SSH<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\t
You can also use SSH to log on to a node and CVMs in your cluster. Log on to your cluster by using the SSH key pair you created or selected when you created the cluster.<\/p>\t<\/li><\/ul>
\u00a0<\/p>
For more information on Nutanix Clusters, please visit \u00a0Nutanix Clusters Guide<\/u><\/a><\/p>
For release notes information, please follow\u00a0Nutanix Clusters on AWS Release Notes<\/u><\/a><\/p>
For Nutanix Cluster Architecture information :\u00a0<\/p>
https:\/\/next.nutanix.com\/clusters-hybrid-cloud-149\/nutanix-clusters-on-aws-deployment-and-user-guide-38629<\/a><\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/get-started-with-nutanix-cluster-on-aws-39424?postid=57238#post57238","creationDate":"2021-04-12T15:24:58+0000","relativeCreationDate":"1 year ago"},"numberOfViews":153,"contentType":"discussion","featuredImage":"","publicLabel":"","category":{"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-infrastructure-75","categoryId":75,"title":"Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure","metaRobots":"index, follow","type":0},"lastPostId":"57238"},"isActivityPage":null,"showUnsubscribeBtn":null,"attachmentCdn":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/","isGuest":true,"csrfToken":"4fe2db0d3312c0c6a02ed862cf8d841fa6ee47af","hideCategoryMetadata":false,"phrases":{"Forum":{"thread.unsubscribe":"Unsubscribe","vraag":"Question","beantwoord":"Solved","topic.list.metadata.asked.in":"asked in","topic.list.metadata.published.in":"published in","topic.list.metadata.shared.in":"shared in","topic.list.metadata.posted.in":"posted in"}}}">

n

Nutonian Nutanix员工
发表Nutanix云簇（NC2）

开始使用AWS上的Nutanix群集

Nutanix群集注册要注册Nutanix簇，您必须有一个我的Nutanix帐户。我的Nutanix帐户允许您访问，管理和使用Nutanix群集。您的我的Nutanix帐户是您进入Nutanix群集的第一个点。创建我的Nutanix帐户后，您可以通过注册付费计划之一并同时申请Nutanix许可证来加入Nutanix群集。。Nutanix群集混合订阅模型：您可以使用任何一个付款计划（您去付款或云提交）并申请Nutanix软件许可（您可能已经购买或计划购买），例如Prism Pro Pro Pro Pro Pro Pro（您可能已经购买或计划购买），可以注册Nutanix群集，文件等等。如果您选择申请许可证，则首先消耗许可证，然后您的付款计划又回到了您选择的付款计划中。如果您没有许可或不打算购买许可证，则可以简单地

0

n

1年以前

I want to try FRAME with azure to see what it give \u201chope\u201d azure native login is supported.<\/p>
I created the enterprise application\u00a0 , the secret etc..\u00a0 the only step that i change is that i set the owner permission on the RG quite better than the subscription but i receive an ADAL error during\u00a0 authentication ;\u00a0 this is maybe because ADAL is depreciated ..\u00a0 could you warn the support about it\u00a0 ?<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/frame-azure-enterprise-application-could-not-authenticate-39086?postid=56075#post56075","creationDate":"2021-01-29T21:58:29+0000","relativeCreationDate":"1 year ago"},"isTopicUnread":true,"privateId":23532,"id":39086,"type":"post","hasCurrentUserLiked":false,"isSticky":false,"features":[{"id":"isAnswered","label":"beantwoord"}],"forum":{"id":149,"isIdeation":false,"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149","title":"Nutanix Cloud Clusters (NC2)","description":"Unify all your Private and Public Clouds"},"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/frame-azure-enterprise-application-could-not-authenticate-39086","title":"FRAME : AZURE enterprise application could not authenticate","lastPost":{"id":56144,"author":{"id":109961,"url":"\/members\/yangzhi-zhao-109961","name":"yangzhi.zhao","avatar":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/icon\/200x200\/107dfc7a-2948-4371-a1db-de99f8e0a4d8.png","userTitle":"Nutanix Employee","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"icon":"37a898b2-5836-48f7-8638-a2655ab662a1.png","iconUrl":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/37a898b2-5836-48f7-8638-a2655ab662a1.png","avatarIcon":"7e8707dd-f993-470f-800f-3adc68e91f02_thumb.png","avatarIconUrl":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/7e8707dd-f993-470f-800f-3adc68e91f02_thumb.png","name":"Nutanix Employee","color":"#0873ba"},"userLevel":0},"content":"
Hi Jean-Pol,<\/p>
Are you an active Frame customer or just doing a Frame Trial? If you are an active customer - please open up a formal support ticket via My Nutanix \u2192\u00a0Support Portal. If you are doing a trial, can you please send this to frame-onboarding@nutanix.com<\/a>\u00a0and we will have someone assist.<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/frame-azure-enterprise-application-could-not-authenticate-39086?postid=56144#post56144","creationDate":"2021-02-02T18:35:29+0000","relativeCreationDate":"1 year ago"},"lastReply":{"id":56144,"author":{"id":109961,"url":"\/members\/yangzhi-zhao-109961","name":"yangzhi.zhao","avatar":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/icon\/200x200\/107dfc7a-2948-4371-a1db-de99f8e0a4d8.png","userTitle":"Nutanix Employee","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"icon":"37a898b2-5836-48f7-8638-a2655ab662a1.png","iconUrl":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/37a898b2-5836-48f7-8638-a2655ab662a1.png","avatarIcon":"7e8707dd-f993-470f-800f-3adc68e91f02_thumb.png","avatarIconUrl":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/7e8707dd-f993-470f-800f-3adc68e91f02_thumb.png","name":"Nutanix Employee","color":"#0873ba"},"userLevel":0},"content":"
Hi Jean-Pol,<\/p>
Are you an active Frame customer or just doing a Frame Trial? If you are an active customer - please open up a formal support ticket via My Nutanix \u2192\u00a0Support Portal. If you are doing a trial, can you please send this to frame-onboarding@nutanix.com<\/a>\u00a0and we will have someone assist.<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/frame-azure-enterprise-application-could-not-authenticate-39086?postid=56144#post56144","creationDate":"2021-02-02T18:35:29+0000","relativeCreationDate":"1 year ago"},"numberOfUnreadReplies":0,"numberOfReplies":1,"numberOfLikes":0,"relevantPost":{"id":56075,"author":{"id":109876,"url":"\/members\/jpyp-109876","name":"jpyp","avatar":"","userTitle":"Scout","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"name":"Scout","color":"#000000"},"userLevel":0},"content":"
I want to try FRAME with azure to see what it give \u201chope\u201d azure native login is supported.<\/p>
I created the enterprise application\u00a0 , the secret etc..\u00a0 the only step that i change is that i set the owner permission on the RG quite better than the subscription but i receive an ADAL error during\u00a0 authentication ;\u00a0 this is maybe because ADAL is depreciated ..\u00a0 could you warn the support about it\u00a0 ?<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/frame-azure-enterprise-application-could-not-authenticate-39086?postid=56075#post56075","creationDate":"2021-01-29T21:58:29+0000","relativeCreationDate":"1 year ago"},"numberOfViews":134,"contentType":"question","featuredImage":"","publicLabel":"","category":{"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-infrastructure-75","categoryId":75,"title":"Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure","metaRobots":"index, follow","type":0},"lastPostId":"56144"},"isActivityPage":null,"showUnsubscribeBtn":null,"attachmentCdn":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/","isGuest":true,"csrfToken":"4fe2db0d3312c0c6a02ed862cf8d841fa6ee47af","hideCategoryMetadata":false,"phrases":{"Forum":{"thread.unsubscribe":"Unsubscribe","vraag":"Question","beantwoord":"Solved","topic.list.metadata.asked.in":"asked in","topic.list.metadata.published.in":"published in","topic.list.metadata.shared.in":"shared in","topic.list.metadata.posted.in":"posted in"}}}">

j

JPYP 侦察
问Nutanix云簇（NC2）

框架：Azure Enterprise应用程序无法验证

我想尝试使用Azure尝试框架，以查看它给出了“希望” Azure本机登录。我创建了企业应用程序，秘密等。我更改的唯一步骤是我在RG上设置了所有者的权限更好比订阅，但我在身份验证期间收到ADAL错误；这也许是因为Adal被折旧..您能警告支持它吗？

1

1年以前

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Why a Grizzly bear? Why not?<\/figcaption><\/figure>
\u00a0<\/p>
Awhile ago I created a video showing how you could easily save lots of money by saving dollars on the EC2 costs by using hibernate. Nutanix Clusters is the only on-prem vendor offering this\u00a0 for customers that want to lift and shift to the public cloud or use the public cloud for DR. I want to share the code snippet and how to create an API user in the Clusters portal.<\/p>
You can first get familiar with hibernate here:<\/p><\/oembed>
\u00a0<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
To create an API user to make the call:<\/p>
Go to the Clusters portal\u00a0<\/li>\t
Under Organization go to users<\/li><\/ul>
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Go to the user option<\/figcaption><\/figure>
Create an API user<\/li><\/ul>
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Add an API user<\/figcaption><\/figure>
\u00a0 \u00a0You can limit the scope of the user to a single cluster.<\/p>
\u00a0<\/p>
Once you have a API user you can use the below script to make an API call or add a script to a VM.<\/p>
#!\/usr\/local\/bin\/python import hashlib import hmac import time import requests import base64 # Client credentials #client_id from the user from the clusters portal client_id = \"*********.img.frame.nutanix.com\" #client_secret password from the user on the clusters portal client_secret = \"vvvvvvvf5ff3a3aemmmhhhh1c302\" cluster_id =\"1115ac9d-c768-5c71-8e8e-5fzz7b535ec9\" # Create signature timestamp = int(time.time()) to_sign = \"%s%s\" % (timestamp, client_id) signature = hmac.new(client_secret, to_sign, hashlib.sha256).hexdigest() #stage_domain = \"https:\/\/api-gateway-staging.staging.frame.nutanix.com\/\" prod_domain = \"https:\/\/api-gateway-prod.frame.nutanix.com\" domain = prod_domain # Prepare http request headers headers = { \"X-Frame-ClientId\": client_id, \"X-Frame-Timestamp\": str(timestamp), \"X-Frame-Signature\": signature } hibernate_req = requests.post(domain + \"\/v1\/clusters\/\" + cluster_id + \"\/hibernate\" , headers=headers) <\/code><\/pre>client_id and client_secret are going to come from the above step of creating an API user.<\/p> Once you have that sorted we can create a playbook in Prism Central.<\/p> Picking your trigger for your playbook<\/figcaption><\/figure>\u00a0<\/p> You can hibernate based off an event\/alert or just pick a time that you want it to run. In my example I placed the script on a VM and then call the script.<\/p> \u00a0<\/p> Creating a playbook in Prism Central\u00a0<\/figcaption><\/figure>\u00a0<\/p> Hopefully this gets your wheels turning and you can come up with your own creative solutions.\u00a0<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/automatically-hibernate-your-nutanix-cluster-38781?postid=54984#post54984","creationDate":"2020-11-25T20:50:08+0000","relativeCreationDate":"1 year ago"},"isTopicUnread":true,"privateId":42553,"id":38781,"type":"post","hasCurrentUserLiked":false,"isSticky":false,"features":[],"forum":{"id":149,"isIdeation":false,"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149","title":"Nutanix Cloud Clusters (NC2)","description":"Unify all your Private and Public Clouds"},"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/automatically-hibernate-your-nutanix-cluster-38781","title":"Automatically Hibernate your Nutanix Cluster","lastPost":{"id":55107,"author":{"id":33,"url":"\/members\/dlink7-33","name":"dlink7","avatar":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/icon\/90x90\/9i0A71A2D85CADA36B.jpg","userTitle":"Moderator","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"name":"Moderator","color":"#0873ba"},"userLevel":4},"content":" For customer that are also looking to resume the cluster via Prism Centeral the Resume API call is\u00a0<\/p> \/api\/rest\/v1\/clusters\/{id}\/resume_cluster , so use the same call above but replace hibnernate with \u201cresume_cluster\u201d<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/automatically-hibernate-your-nutanix-cluster-38781?postid=55107#post55107","creationDate":"2020-12-02T16:54:52+0000","relativeCreationDate":"1 year ago"},"lastReply":{"id":55107,"author":{"id":33,"url":"\/members\/dlink7-33","name":"dlink7","avatar":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/icon\/90x90\/9i0A71A2D85CADA36B.jpg","userTitle":"Moderator","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"name":"Moderator","color":"#0873ba"},"userLevel":4},"content":" For customer that are also looking to resume the cluster via Prism Centeral the Resume API call is\u00a0<\/p> \/api\/rest\/v1\/clusters\/{id}\/resume_cluster , so use the same call above but replace hibnernate with \u201cresume_cluster\u201d<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/automatically-hibernate-your-nutanix-cluster-38781?postid=55107#post55107","creationDate":"2020-12-02T16:54:52+0000","relativeCreationDate":"1 year ago"},"numberOfUnreadReplies":0,"numberOfReplies":1,"numberOfLikes":4,"relevantPost":{"id":54984,"author":{"id":33,"url":"\/members\/dlink7-33","name":"dlink7","avatar":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/icon\/90x90\/9i0A71A2D85CADA36B.jpg","userTitle":"Moderator","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"name":"Moderator","color":"#0873ba"},"userLevel":4},"content":" Why a Grizzly bear? Why not?<\/figcaption><\/figure>\u00a0<\/p> Awhile ago I created a video showing how you could easily save lots of money by saving dollars on the EC2 costs by using hibernate. Nutanix Clusters is the only on-prem vendor offering this\u00a0 for customers that want to lift and shift to the public cloud or use the public cloud for DR. I want to share the code snippet and how to create an API user in the Clusters portal.<\/p> You can first get familiar with hibernate here:<\/p><\/oembed> \u00a0<\/p> \u00a0<\/p> To create an API user to make the call:<\/p> Go to the Clusters portal\u00a0<\/li>\t Under Organization go to users<\/li><\/ul>Go to the user option<\/figcaption><\/figure>Create an API user<\/li><\/ul>Add an API user<\/figcaption><\/figure>\u00a0 \u00a0You can limit the scope of the user to a single cluster.<\/p> \u00a0<\/p> Once you have a API user you can use the below script to make an API call or add a script to a VM.<\/p> #!\/usr\/local\/bin\/python import hashlib import hmac import time import requests import base64 # Client credentials #client_id from the user from the clusters portal client_id = \"*********.img.frame.nutanix.com\" #client_secret password from the user on the clusters portal client_secret = \"vvvvvvvf5ff3a3aemmmhhhh1c302\" cluster_id =\"1115ac9d-c768-5c71-8e8e-5fzz7b535ec9\" # Create signature timestamp = int(time.time()) to_sign = \"%s%s\" % (timestamp, client_id) signature = hmac.new(client_secret, to_sign, hashlib.sha256).hexdigest() #stage_domain = \"https:\/\/api-gateway-staging.staging.frame.nutanix.com\/\" prod_domain = \"https:\/\/api-gateway-prod.frame.nutanix.com\" domain = prod_domain # Prepare http request headers headers = { \"X-Frame-ClientId\": client_id, \"X-Frame-Timestamp\": str(timestamp), \"X-Frame-Signature\": signature } hibernate_req = requests.post(domain + \"\/v1\/clusters\/\" + cluster_id + \"\/hibernate\" , headers=headers) <\/code><\/pre>client_id and client_secret are going to come from the above step of creating an API user.<\/p> Once you have that sorted we can create a playbook in Prism Central.<\/p> Picking your trigger for your playbook<\/figcaption><\/figure>\u00a0<\/p> You can hibernate based off an event\/alert or just pick a time that you want it to run. In my example I placed the script on a VM and then call the script.<\/p> \u00a0<\/p> Creating a playbook in Prism Central\u00a0<\/figcaption><\/figure>\u00a0<\/p> Hopefully this gets your wheels turning and you can come up with your own creative solutions.\u00a0<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/automatically-hibernate-your-nutanix-cluster-38781?postid=54984#post54984","creationDate":"2020-11-25T20:50:08+0000","relativeCreationDate":"1 year ago"},"numberOfViews":759,"contentType":"discussion","featuredImage":"","publicLabel":"","category":{"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-infrastructure-75","categoryId":75,"title":"Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure","metaRobots":"index, follow","type":0},"lastPostId":"55107"},"isActivityPage":null,"showUnsubscribeBtn":null,"attachmentCdn":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/","isGuest":true,"csrfToken":"4fe2db0d3312c0c6a02ed862cf8d841fa6ee47af","hideCategoryMetadata":false,"phrases":{"Forum":{"thread.unsubscribe":"Unsubscribe","vraag":"Question","beantwoord":"Solved","topic.list.metadata.asked.in":"asked in","topic.list.metadata.published.in":"published in","topic.list.metadata.shared.in":"shared in","topic.list.metadata.posted.in":"posted in"}}}"> dlink7 主持人发表Nutanix云簇（NC2）自动冬眠您的nutanix群集为什么要灰熊？为什么不？一段时间以前，我创建了一个视频，展示了如何通过使用Hibernate在EC2成本上节省美元来轻松节省很多钱。Nutanix集群是唯一为想要提升和转移到公共云或使用公共云的客户提供此产品的唯一一家供应商。我想共享代码段以及如何在群集门户中创建API用户。您首先可以在这里熟悉Hibernate：创建一个API用户来拨打电话：转到组织下的群集门户网站，请访问usersy to to Offersy to to to Offerso用户选择API用户API用户可以将用户的范围限制为单个群集。拥有API用户后，您可以使用以下脚本进行API调用或将脚本添加到VM。集群portalclient_id =“ *********。 1 1年以前
Nutanix Clusters Overview<\/span><\/a><\/p>Nutanix Clusters provides a single platform that can span private and public clouds but operates as a single cloud using Prism Central enabling true hybrid cloud architecture.<\/span><\/p> Using the same platform on both clouds, Nutanix Clusters on AWS (NCA) reduces the operational complexity of extending, bursting, or migrating your applications and data between clouds. Because Nutanix Clusters runs Nutanix AOS and AHV with the same CLI, UI, and APIs, existing IT processes or third-party integrations that work on-premises continue to work regardless of where they are running. Nutanix Clusters resources are deployed in your cloud provider account, thereby enabling you to use your existing cloud provider relationship, credits, commits, and discounts.<\/span><\/p> Figure. Overview of the Nutanix Enterprise Cloud Software<\/strong><\/p> Click to enlarge<\/span><\/p> <\/span><\/p> \u00a0<\/p> \u00a0<\/p> Nutanix Clusters place the complete Nutanix hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) stack directly on a bare-metal instance in Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2). This bare-metal instance runs a Controller VM (CVM) and Nutanix AHV as the hypervisor like any on-premises Nutanix deployment, using the AWS Elastic Network Interface (ENI) to connect to the network. AHV user VMs do not require any additional configuration to access AWS services or other EC2 instances.<\/span><\/p> AHV runs an embedded distributed network controller that integrates user VM networking with AWS networking. Instead of creating an overlay network, Nutanix Clusters integrates IP address management with AWS Virtual Private Cloud (VPC). AWS allocates all user VM IP addresses from the AWS subnets in the existing VPCs. Native integration with AWS networking allows you to seamlessly use AWS services on AHV user VMs without a complex network deployment or performance loss.<\/span><\/p> AOS can withstand hardware failures and software glitches and ensures that application availability and performance are managed as per the configured resilience. Combining features such as native rack awareness with AWS partition placement groups allows Nutanix to operate freely in a dynamic cloud environment.<\/span><\/p> Nutanix Clusters provides on-prem workloads, a home in the cloud, offering native access to available AWS services without requiring you to reconfigure your software.<\/span><\/p>To use Nutanix Clusters, you must have a My Nutanix account and subscribe to Nutanix Clusters. See <\/span>Nutanix Clusters Registration<\/span><\/a> for information about how to subscribe to Nutanix Clusters.<\/span><\/p> You use the Nutanix Clusters console to deploy a cluster in a VPC in AWS, and not Foundation. After you launch a Nutanix cluster in AWS by using Nutanix Clusters, you can operate the cluster in the same manner as you operate your on-prem Nutanix cluster with no change in nCLI, the Prism Element and Prism Central web console, and APIs. You use the Nutanix Clusters console to create, hibernate, resume, update, and delete your Nutanix cluster.<\/span><\/p> Note:<\/strong> Nutanix cluster is deployed in AWS in approximately 40 to 45 minutes. If there are any issues with provisioning the Nutanix cluster, see the <\/span>Notification Center<\/strong> on the Nutanix Clusters Dashboard.<\/span><\/p> See <\/span>Software Documentation<\/span><\/a> in the Nutanix portal to perform regular Nutanix tasks after you create a Nutanix cluster in AWS.<\/span><\/p> Key Points About Nutanix Clusters on AWS<\/strong><\/h2>Following are the key points about Nutanix Clusters on AWS:<\/span><\/p>\tRuns on the EC2 bare metal instances. Nutanix supports the following EC2 bare metal instances:<\/span><\/p>\t\t\tz1d.metal<\/span><\/p>\t\t<\/li>\t\t \t\tm5d.metal<\/span><\/p>\t\t<\/li>\t\t \t\ti3.metal<\/span><\/p>\t\t<\/li>\t\t \t\ti3en.metal<\/span><\/p>\t\t<\/li>\t<\/ul><\/li>\t\tSupports three or more EC2 bare metal instances. See the <\/span>Limitations<\/span><\/a> section for more information about the number of nodes supported by Nutanix Clusters.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tSupports only the AHV hypervisor on Nutanix clusters running in AWS.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tSupports both existing on-prem Prism Central instance or Prism Central instance deployed on Nutanix Clusters on AWS to manage the Nutanix clusters in AWS.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li><\/ul>AWS Infrastructure for Nutanix Clusters<\/strong><\/h2>The Nutanix Clusters console places the complete Nutanix hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) stack directly on a bare-metal instance in Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2). This bare-metal instance runs a Controller VM (CVM) and Nutanix AHV as the hypervisor like any on-premises Nutanix deployment, using the AWS Elastic Network Interface (ENI) to connect to the network. AHV user VMs do not require any additional configuration to access AWS services or other EC2 instances.<\/span><\/p> Nutanix Clusters stack in AWS includes the following:<\/span><\/p>\tVPC in AWS.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tPrivate management subnet.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t\tOne or more private subnets for user VMs (UVMs).<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li><\/ol> Figure. AWS Infrastructure for Nutanix Clusters<\/strong><\/p> Click to enlarge<\/span><\/p> <\/span><\/p> \u00a0<\/p> \u00a0<\/p> When you deploy a Nutanix cluster in AWS by using the Nutanix Clusters console, you can either choose to deploy the cluster in a new VPC and private subnet, or choose to deploy the cluster in an existing VPC and private subnet. If you opt to deploy the cluster in a new VPC, during the cluster creation process, the Nutanix Clusters console provisions a new VPC and private subnet for management traffic in AWS. You must manually create one or more separate subnets in AWS for user VMs.<\/span><\/p>\tNutanix Clusters Architecture<\/strong><\/a> The bare metal instance runs the AHV hypervisor and the hypervisor, like any on-premises deployment, runs a Controller Virtual Machine (CVM) with direct access to NVMe instance storage hardware.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tNutanix Clusters Security Approach<\/strong><\/a> Nutanix takes a holistic approach to security and mandates the following to deploy a secure Nutanix Clusters infrastructure:<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li><\/ul> Nutanix Clusters Architecture<\/span><\/a><\/h2>The bare metal instance runs the AHV hypervisor and the hypervisor, like any on-premises deployment, runs a Controller Virtual Machine (CVM) with direct access to NVMe instance storage hardware.<\/span><\/p> Acropolis Distributed Storage Fabric (ADSF) uses the following three core principles for distributed systems to achieve linear performance at scale:<\/span><\/p>\tMust have no single points of failure (SPOF).<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tMust not have any bottlenecks at any scale (must be linearly scalable).<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t\tMust apply concurrency (MapReduce).<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li><\/ol> Together, a group of Nutanix nodes forms a distributed system (Nutanix cluster) responsible for providing the Prism and Acropolis capabilities. Each cluster node has two EBS volumes attached. Both are gp2 volumes. The size of each volume is 100GiB. All services and components are distributed across all CVMs in a cluster to provide for high-availability and linear performance at scale.<\/span><\/p> Figure. Nutanix Clusters AWS Architecture<\/strong><\/p> Click to enlarge<\/span><\/p> <\/span><\/p> \u00a0<\/p> \u00a0<\/p> This enables our MapReduce Framework (Curator) to use the full power of the cluster to perform activities concurrently. For example, activities such as data protection, compression, erasure coding, deduplication, and more.<\/span><\/p> Figure. Cluster Deployment in a VPC<\/strong><\/p> Click to enlarge<\/span><\/p> <\/span><\/p> \u00a0<\/p> \u00a0<\/p>\tPreventing Network Partition Errors<\/strong><\/a> The DSF uses the Paxos algorithm to avoid split-brain scenarios. Paxos is a proven protocol for reaching consensus or quorum among several participants in a distributed system.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tResolving Bad Disk Resources<\/strong><\/a> The DSF incorporates a Curator process that performs background housekeeping tasks to keep the entire cluster running smoothly.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tMaintaining Availability: Node and Rack Failure<\/strong><\/a> The cluster orchestrator running in the cloud service is responsible for maintaining your intended capacity under rack and node failures.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tMaintaining Availability: AZ Failure<\/strong><\/a> AWS Availability Zones are distinct locations within an AWS Region that are engineered to be isolated from failures in other Availability Zones. They provide inexpensive, low-latency network connectivity to other Availability Zones in the same AWS Region.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tHybrid Deployment<\/strong><\/a> To protect your Nutanix Cluster if there is an Availability Zone failure, use your existing on-prem Nutanix cluster as a disaster recovery target.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tMultiple\u2013Availability Zone Deployment<\/strong><\/a> If you do not have an on-prem cluster available for data protection or you want to use the low-latency links between Availability Zones, you can create a second Nutanix Clusters in a different Availability Zone.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li><\/ul> Preventing Network Partition Errors<\/span><\/a><\/h3>The DSF uses the Paxos algorithm to avoid split-brain scenarios. Paxos is a proven protocol for reaching consensus or quorum among several participants in a distributed system.<\/span><\/p> Before any file system metadata is written to Cassandra, Paxos ensures that all nodes in the system agree on the value. If the nodes do not reach a quorum, the operation fails in order to prevent any potential corruption or data inconsistency. This design protects against events such as network partitioning, where communication between nodes may fail or packets may become corrupt, leading to a scenario where nodes disagree on values. The DSF also uses time stamps to ensure that updates are applied in the proper order.<\/span><\/p>Resolving Bad Disk Resources<\/span><\/a><\/h3>The DSF incorporates a Curator process that performs background housekeeping tasks to keep the entire cluster running smoothly.<\/span><\/p> The multiple responsibilities of Curator include ensuring file system metadata consistency and combing the extent store for corrupt and under replicated data.<\/span><\/p> Also, Curator scans extents in successive passes, computes each extent\u2019s checksum, and compares it with the metadata checksum to validate consistency. If the checksums do not match, the corrupted extent is replaced with a valid extent from another node. This proactive data analysis protects against data loss and identifies bad sectors you can use to detect disks that are about to fail.<\/span><\/p>Maintaining Availability: Node and Rack Failure<\/span><\/a><\/h3>The cluster orchestrator running in the cloud service is responsible for maintaining your intended capacity under rack and node failures.<\/span><\/p> Instances in the cluster are deployed using a partition placement group with seven partitions. A placement group is created for each instance type and the instances are maintained well balanced within the placement group. The placement group + partition number is translated into a rack ID of the node. This enables ADSF to place meta data and data replicas in different fault domains.<\/span><\/p> Figure. Nutanix Clusters on AWS \u2013- Partition Placement (Multi)<\/strong><\/p> Click to enlarge<\/span><\/p> <\/span><\/p> \u00a0<\/p> \u00a0<\/p> Setting up a cluster with redundancy factor 2 (RF2) protects data against a single rack failure and setting it up with RF3 protects against a two-rack failure. Also, to protect against multiple correlated failures within a data center and an entire AZ failure, Nutanix recommends you set up sync replication to a second cluster in a different AZ in the same Region or an async replication to an AZ in a different Region. AWS data transfer charges may apply.<\/span><\/p> AWS deploys each node of the Nutanix cluster on a separate AWS rack (also called AWS partition) for fault tolerance.<\/span><\/p> If a cluster loses rack awareness, an alert is displayed in the <\/span>Alerts<\/strong> dashboard of the Prism Element web console and the <\/span>Data Resiliency Status<\/strong> dashboard displays a <\/span>Critical<\/strong> status.<\/span><\/p> A cluster might lose rack awareness if you:<\/span><\/p>\tUpdate the cluster capacity.<\/span> For example, if you add or remove a node.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tManually condemn a node or the condemn node action is automatically triggered by the Nutanix Clusters console.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tChange the Replication Factor (RF), that is from RF2 to RF3.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tCreate a cluster with either 8 or 9 nodes and configure RF3 on the cluster.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t\tDeploy a cluster in an extremely busy AWS region.<\/span> This is a rare scenario in which the cluster might get created without rack awareness due to limited availability of resources in that region.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li><\/ol> Contact Nutanix Support for assistance if you receive an alert in the Prism Element web console that indicates your cluster has lost rack awareness.<\/span><\/p>Maintaining Availability: AZ Failure<\/span><\/a><\/h3>AWS Availability Zones are distinct locations within an AWS Region that are engineered to be isolated from failures in other Availability Zones. They provide inexpensive, low-latency network connectivity to other Availability Zones in the same AWS Region.<\/span><\/p> Similarly, the storage is also designed to be ephemeral in nature. Although rare, failures can occur that affect the availability of instances that are in the same AZ. If you host all your instances in a single AZ that is affected by such a failure, none of your instances are available.<\/span><\/p> Deployment of a production cluster in an AZ without protection either by using disaster recovery to on-prem or Xi Leap results in data loss if there is AZ failures. The destination for data protection could be Xi Leap, another on-prem cluster, or another Nutanix Cluster in a different Availability Zone.<\/span><\/p> Nutanix has native inbuilt replication capabilities to recover from complete cluster failure. Nutanix supports both near-synchronous (NearSync) and asynchronous replication on an on-premn AHV cluster. You can set your Recovery Point Objective (RPO) to be as less as 1 minute with NearSync and 1 hour with asynchronous replication.<\/span><\/p> Deploying a single cluster in AWS is beneficial for more ephemeral workloads where you want to take advantage of performance improvements and use the same automation pipelines you use on-prem. You can use back up products compatible with AHV to target S3 as the back up destination, and, depending on the failure mode you want to recover from, you can also replicate that S3 bucket to a different Region. HYCU and Veeam are compatible with AHV.<\/span><\/p>Hybrid Deployment<\/span><\/a><\/h3>To protect your Nutanix Cluster if there is an Availability Zone failure, use your existing on-prem Nutanix cluster as a disaster recovery target.<\/span><\/p> Figure. Hybrid Deployment<\/strong><\/p> Click to enlarge<\/span><\/p> <\/span><\/p> \u00a0<\/p> \u00a0<\/p>Multiple\u2013Availability Zone Deployment<\/span><\/a><\/h3>If you do not have an on-prem cluster available for data protection or you want to use the low-latency links between Availability Zones, you can create a second Nutanix Clusters in a different Availability Zone.<\/span><\/p> Figure. Multiple\u2013Availability Zone Deployment<\/strong><\/p> Click to enlarge<\/span><\/p> <\/span><\/p> \u00a0<\/p>For more information on Nutanix Clusters, please visit<\/span> Nutanix Clusters Guide<\/u><\/a><\/p> For release notes information, please follow <\/span>Nutanix Clusters on AWS Release Notes<\/u><\/a><\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/nutanix-clusters-on-aws-deployment-and-user-guide-38629?postid=54418#post54418","creationDate":"2020-10-26T23:07:42+0000","relativeCreationDate":"2 years ago"},"isTopicUnread":true,"privateId":42498,"id":38629,"type":"post","hasCurrentUserLiked":false,"isSticky":false,"features":[],"forum":{"id":149,"isIdeation":false,"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149","title":"Nutanix Cloud Clusters (NC2)","description":"Unify all your Private and Public Clouds"},"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/nutanix-clusters-on-aws-deployment-and-user-guide-38629","title":"Nutanix Clusters on AWS Deployment and User Guide","lastPost":{"id":54418,"author":{"id":103695,"url":"\/members\/ashwin-ramaswamy-103695","name":"ashwin.ramaswamy","avatar":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/icon\/200x200\/30f1c9a7-34fc-4e7a-b225-86c4aadeac03.png","userTitle":"Nutanix Employee","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"icon":"37a898b2-5836-48f7-8638-a2655ab662a1.png","iconUrl":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/37a898b2-5836-48f7-8638-a2655ab662a1.png","avatarIcon":"7e8707dd-f993-470f-800f-3adc68e91f02_thumb.png","avatarIconUrl":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/7e8707dd-f993-470f-800f-3adc68e91f02_thumb.png","name":"Nutanix Employee","color":"#0873ba"},"userLevel":3},"content":" Nutanix Clusters Overview<\/span><\/a><\/p> Nutanix Clusters provides a single platform that can span private and public clouds but operates as a single cloud using Prism Central enabling true hybrid cloud architecture.<\/span><\/p> Using the same platform on both clouds, Nutanix Clusters on AWS (NCA) reduces the operational complexity of extending, bursting, or migrating your applications and data between clouds. Because Nutanix Clusters runs Nutanix AOS and AHV with the same CLI, UI, and APIs, existing IT processes or third-party integrations that work on-premises continue to work regardless of where they are running. Nutanix Clusters resources are deployed in your cloud provider account, thereby enabling you to use your existing cloud provider relationship, credits, commits, and discounts.<\/span><\/p> Figure. Overview of the Nutanix Enterprise Cloud Software<\/strong><\/p> Click to enlarge<\/span><\/p> <\/span><\/p> \u00a0<\/p> \u00a0<\/p> Nutanix Clusters place the complete Nutanix hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) stack directly on a bare-metal instance in Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2). This bare-metal instance runs a Controller VM (CVM) and Nutanix AHV as the hypervisor like any on-premises Nutanix deployment, using the AWS Elastic Network Interface (ENI) to connect to the network. AHV user VMs do not require any additional configuration to access AWS services or other EC2 instances.<\/span><\/p> AHV runs an embedded distributed network controller that integrates user VM networking with AWS networking. Instead of creating an overlay network, Nutanix Clusters integrates IP address management with AWS Virtual Private Cloud (VPC). AWS allocates all user VM IP addresses from the AWS subnets in the existing VPCs. Native integration with AWS networking allows you to seamlessly use AWS services on AHV user VMs without a complex network deployment or performance loss.<\/span><\/p> AOS can withstand hardware failures and software glitches and ensures that application availability and performance are managed as per the configured resilience. Combining features such as native rack awareness with AWS partition placement groups allows Nutanix to operate freely in a dynamic cloud environment.<\/span><\/p> Nutanix Clusters provides on-prem workloads, a home in the cloud, offering native access to available AWS services without requiring you to reconfigure your software.<\/span><\/p> To use Nutanix Clusters, you must have a My Nutanix account and subscribe to Nutanix Clusters. See <\/span>Nutanix Clusters Registration<\/span><\/a> for information about how to subscribe to Nutanix Clusters.<\/span><\/p> You use the Nutanix Clusters console to deploy a cluster in a VPC in AWS, and not Foundation. After you launch a Nutanix cluster in AWS by using Nutanix Clusters, you can operate the cluster in the same manner as you operate your on-prem Nutanix cluster with no change in nCLI, the Prism Element and Prism Central web console, and APIs. You use the Nutanix Clusters console to create, hibernate, resume, update, and delete your Nutanix cluster.<\/span><\/p> Note:<\/strong> Nutanix cluster is deployed in AWS in approximately 40 to 45 minutes. If there are any issues with provisioning the Nutanix cluster, see the <\/span>Notification Center<\/strong> on the Nutanix Clusters Dashboard.<\/span><\/p> See <\/span>Software Documentation<\/span><\/a> in the Nutanix portal to perform regular Nutanix tasks after you create a Nutanix cluster in AWS.<\/span><\/p> Key Points About Nutanix Clusters on AWS<\/strong><\/h2>Following are the key points about Nutanix Clusters on AWS:<\/span><\/p>\tRuns on the EC2 bare metal instances. Nutanix supports the following EC2 bare metal instances:<\/span><\/p>\t\t\tz1d.metal<\/span><\/p>\t\t<\/li>\t\t \t\tm5d.metal<\/span><\/p>\t\t<\/li>\t\t \t\ti3.metal<\/span><\/p>\t\t<\/li>\t\t \t\ti3en.metal<\/span><\/p>\t\t<\/li>\t<\/ul><\/li>\t\tSupports three or more EC2 bare metal instances. See the <\/span>Limitations<\/span><\/a> section for more information about the number of nodes supported by Nutanix Clusters.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tSupports only the AHV hypervisor on Nutanix clusters running in AWS.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tSupports both existing on-prem Prism Central instance or Prism Central instance deployed on Nutanix Clusters on AWS to manage the Nutanix clusters in AWS.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li><\/ul>AWS Infrastructure for Nutanix Clusters<\/strong><\/h2>The Nutanix Clusters console places the complete Nutanix hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) stack directly on a bare-metal instance in Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2). This bare-metal instance runs a Controller VM (CVM) and Nutanix AHV as the hypervisor like any on-premises Nutanix deployment, using the AWS Elastic Network Interface (ENI) to connect to the network. AHV user VMs do not require any additional configuration to access AWS services or other EC2 instances.<\/span><\/p> Nutanix Clusters stack in AWS includes the following:<\/span><\/p>\tVPC in AWS.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tPrivate management subnet.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t\tOne or more private subnets for user VMs (UVMs).<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li><\/ol> Figure. AWS Infrastructure for Nutanix Clusters<\/strong><\/p> Click to enlarge<\/span><\/p> <\/span><\/p> \u00a0<\/p> \u00a0<\/p> When you deploy a Nutanix cluster in AWS by using the Nutanix Clusters console, you can either choose to deploy the cluster in a new VPC and private subnet, or choose to deploy the cluster in an existing VPC and private subnet. If you opt to deploy the cluster in a new VPC, during the cluster creation process, the Nutanix Clusters console provisions a new VPC and private subnet for management traffic in AWS. You must manually create one or more separate subnets in AWS for user VMs.<\/span><\/p>\tNutanix Clusters Architecture<\/strong><\/a> The bare metal instance runs the AHV hypervisor and the hypervisor, like any on-premises deployment, runs a Controller Virtual Machine (CVM) with direct access to NVMe instance storage hardware.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tNutanix Clusters Security Approach<\/strong><\/a> Nutanix takes a holistic approach to security and mandates the following to deploy a secure Nutanix Clusters infrastructure:<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li><\/ul> Nutanix Clusters Architecture<\/span><\/a><\/h2>The bare metal instance runs the AHV hypervisor and the hypervisor, like any on-premises deployment, runs a Controller Virtual Machine (CVM) with direct access to NVMe instance storage hardware.<\/span><\/p> Acropolis Distributed Storage Fabric (ADSF) uses the following three core principles for distributed systems to achieve linear performance at scale:<\/span><\/p>\tMust have no single points of failure (SPOF).<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tMust not have any bottlenecks at any scale (must be linearly scalable).<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t\tMust apply concurrency (MapReduce).<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li><\/ol> Together, a group of Nutanix nodes forms a distributed system (Nutanix cluster) responsible for providing the Prism and Acropolis capabilities. Each cluster node has two EBS volumes attached. Both are gp2 volumes. The size of each volume is 100GiB. All services and components are distributed across all CVMs in a cluster to provide for high-availability and linear performance at scale.<\/span><\/p> Figure. Nutanix Clusters AWS Architecture<\/strong><\/p> Click to enlarge<\/span><\/p> <\/span><\/p> \u00a0<\/p> \u00a0<\/p> This enables our MapReduce Framework (Curator) to use the full power of the cluster to perform activities concurrently. For example, activities such as data protection, compression, erasure coding, deduplication, and more.<\/span><\/p> Figure. Cluster Deployment in a VPC<\/strong><\/p> Click to enlarge<\/span><\/p> <\/span><\/p> \u00a0<\/p> \u00a0<\/p>\tPreventing Network Partition Errors<\/strong><\/a> The DSF uses the Paxos algorithm to avoid split-brain scenarios. Paxos is a proven protocol for reaching consensus or quorum among several participants in a distributed system.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tResolving Bad Disk Resources<\/strong><\/a> The DSF incorporates a Curator process that performs background housekeeping tasks to keep the entire cluster running smoothly.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tMaintaining Availability: Node and Rack Failure<\/strong><\/a> The cluster orchestrator running in the cloud service is responsible for maintaining your intended capacity under rack and node failures.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tMaintaining Availability: AZ Failure<\/strong><\/a> AWS Availability Zones are distinct locations within an AWS Region that are engineered to be isolated from failures in other Availability Zones. They provide inexpensive, low-latency network connectivity to other Availability Zones in the same AWS Region.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tHybrid Deployment<\/strong><\/a> To protect your Nutanix Cluster if there is an Availability Zone failure, use your existing on-prem Nutanix cluster as a disaster recovery target.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tMultiple\u2013Availability Zone Deployment<\/strong><\/a> If you do not have an on-prem cluster available for data protection or you want to use the low-latency links between Availability Zones, you can create a second Nutanix Clusters in a different Availability Zone.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li><\/ul> Preventing Network Partition Errors<\/span><\/a><\/h3>The DSF uses the Paxos algorithm to avoid split-brain scenarios. Paxos is a proven protocol for reaching consensus or quorum among several participants in a distributed system.<\/span><\/p> Before any file system metadata is written to Cassandra, Paxos ensures that all nodes in the system agree on the value. If the nodes do not reach a quorum, the operation fails in order to prevent any potential corruption or data inconsistency. This design protects against events such as network partitioning, where communication between nodes may fail or packets may become corrupt, leading to a scenario where nodes disagree on values. The DSF also uses time stamps to ensure that updates are applied in the proper order.<\/span><\/p>Resolving Bad Disk Resources<\/span><\/a><\/h3>The DSF incorporates a Curator process that performs background housekeeping tasks to keep the entire cluster running smoothly.<\/span><\/p> The multiple responsibilities of Curator include ensuring file system metadata consistency and combing the extent store for corrupt and under replicated data.<\/span><\/p> Also, Curator scans extents in successive passes, computes each extent\u2019s checksum, and compares it with the metadata checksum to validate consistency. If the checksums do not match, the corrupted extent is replaced with a valid extent from another node. This proactive data analysis protects against data loss and identifies bad sectors you can use to detect disks that are about to fail.<\/span><\/p>Maintaining Availability: Node and Rack Failure<\/span><\/a><\/h3>The cluster orchestrator running in the cloud service is responsible for maintaining your intended capacity under rack and node failures.<\/span><\/p> Instances in the cluster are deployed using a partition placement group with seven partitions. A placement group is created for each instance type and the instances are maintained well balanced within the placement group. The placement group + partition number is translated into a rack ID of the node. This enables ADSF to place meta data and data replicas in different fault domains.<\/span><\/p> Figure. Nutanix Clusters on AWS \u2013- Partition Placement (Multi)<\/strong><\/p> Click to enlarge<\/span><\/p> <\/span><\/p> \u00a0<\/p> \u00a0<\/p> Setting up a cluster with redundancy factor 2 (RF2) protects data against a single rack failure and setting it up with RF3 protects against a two-rack failure. Also, to protect against multiple correlated failures within a data center and an entire AZ failure, Nutanix recommends you set up sync replication to a second cluster in a different AZ in the same Region or an async replication to an AZ in a different Region. AWS data transfer charges may apply.<\/span><\/p> AWS deploys each node of the Nutanix cluster on a separate AWS rack (also called AWS partition) for fault tolerance.<\/span><\/p> If a cluster loses rack awareness, an alert is displayed in the <\/span>Alerts<\/strong> dashboard of the Prism Element web console and the <\/span>Data Resiliency Status<\/strong> dashboard displays a <\/span>Critical<\/strong> status.<\/span><\/p> A cluster might lose rack awareness if you:<\/span><\/p>\tUpdate the cluster capacity.<\/span> For example, if you add or remove a node.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tManually condemn a node or the condemn node action is automatically triggered by the Nutanix Clusters console.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tChange the Replication Factor (RF), that is from RF2 to RF3.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tCreate a cluster with either 8 or 9 nodes and configure RF3 on the cluster.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t\tDeploy a cluster in an extremely busy AWS region.<\/span> This is a rare scenario in which the cluster might get created without rack awareness due to limited availability of resources in that region.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li><\/ol> Contact Nutanix Support for assistance if you receive an alert in the Prism Element web console that indicates your cluster has lost rack awareness.<\/span><\/p>Maintaining Availability: AZ Failure<\/span><\/a><\/h3>AWS Availability Zones are distinct locations within an AWS Region that are engineered to be isolated from failures in other Availability Zones. They provide inexpensive, low-latency network connectivity to other Availability Zones in the same AWS Region.<\/span><\/p> Similarly, the storage is also designed to be ephemeral in nature. Although rare, failures can occur that affect the availability of instances that are in the same AZ. If you host all your instances in a single AZ that is affected by such a failure, none of your instances are available.<\/span><\/p> Deployment of a production cluster in an AZ without protection either by using disaster recovery to on-prem or Xi Leap results in data loss if there is AZ failures. The destination for data protection could be Xi Leap, another on-prem cluster, or another Nutanix Cluster in a different Availability Zone.<\/span><\/p> Nutanix has native inbuilt replication capabilities to recover from complete cluster failure. Nutanix supports both near-synchronous (NearSync) and asynchronous replication on an on-premn AHV cluster. You can set your Recovery Point Objective (RPO) to be as less as 1 minute with NearSync and 1 hour with asynchronous replication.<\/span><\/p> Deploying a single cluster in AWS is beneficial for more ephemeral workloads where you want to take advantage of performance improvements and use the same automation pipelines you use on-prem. You can use back up products compatible with AHV to target S3 as the back up destination, and, depending on the failure mode you want to recover from, you can also replicate that S3 bucket to a different Region. HYCU and Veeam are compatible with AHV.<\/span><\/p>Hybrid Deployment<\/span><\/a><\/h3>To protect your Nutanix Cluster if there is an Availability Zone failure, use your existing on-prem Nutanix cluster as a disaster recovery target.<\/span><\/p> Figure. Hybrid Deployment<\/strong><\/p> Click to enlarge<\/span><\/p> <\/span><\/p> \u00a0<\/p> \u00a0<\/p>Multiple\u2013Availability Zone Deployment<\/span><\/a><\/h3>If you do not have an on-prem cluster available for data protection or you want to use the low-latency links between Availability Zones, you can create a second Nutanix Clusters in a different Availability Zone.<\/span><\/p> Figure. Multiple\u2013Availability Zone Deployment<\/strong><\/p> Click to enlarge<\/span><\/p> <\/span><\/p> \u00a0<\/p>For more information on Nutanix Clusters, please visit<\/span> Nutanix Clusters Guide<\/u><\/a><\/p> For release notes information, please follow <\/span>Nutanix Clusters on AWS Release Notes<\/u><\/a><\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/nutanix-clusters-on-aws-deployment-and-user-guide-38629?postid=54418#post54418","creationDate":"2020-10-26T23:07:42+0000","relativeCreationDate":"2 years ago"},"numberOfUnreadReplies":0,"numberOfReplies":0,"numberOfLikes":3,"relevantPost":{"id":54418,"author":{"id":103695,"url":"\/members\/ashwin-ramaswamy-103695","name":"ashwin.ramaswamy","avatar":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/icon\/200x200\/30f1c9a7-34fc-4e7a-b225-86c4aadeac03.png","userTitle":"Nutanix Employee","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"icon":"37a898b2-5836-48f7-8638-a2655ab662a1.png","iconUrl":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/37a898b2-5836-48f7-8638-a2655ab662a1.png","avatarIcon":"7e8707dd-f993-470f-800f-3adc68e91f02_thumb.png","avatarIconUrl":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/7e8707dd-f993-470f-800f-3adc68e91f02_thumb.png","name":"Nutanix Employee","color":"#0873ba"},"userLevel":3},"content":" Nutanix Clusters Overview<\/span><\/a><\/p> Nutanix Clusters provides a single platform that can span private and public clouds but operates as a single cloud using Prism Central enabling true hybrid cloud architecture.<\/span><\/p> Using the same platform on both clouds, Nutanix Clusters on AWS (NCA) reduces the operational complexity of extending, bursting, or migrating your applications and data between clouds. Because Nutanix Clusters runs Nutanix AOS and AHV with the same CLI, UI, and APIs, existing IT processes or third-party integrations that work on-premises continue to work regardless of where they are running. Nutanix Clusters resources are deployed in your cloud provider account, thereby enabling you to use your existing cloud provider relationship, credits, commits, and discounts.<\/span><\/p> Figure. Overview of the Nutanix Enterprise Cloud Software<\/strong><\/p> Click to enlarge<\/span><\/p> <\/span><\/p> \u00a0<\/p> \u00a0<\/p> Nutanix Clusters place the complete Nutanix hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) stack directly on a bare-metal instance in Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2). This bare-metal instance runs a Controller VM (CVM) and Nutanix AHV as the hypervisor like any on-premises Nutanix deployment, using the AWS Elastic Network Interface (ENI) to connect to the network. AHV user VMs do not require any additional configuration to access AWS services or other EC2 instances.<\/span><\/p> AHV runs an embedded distributed network controller that integrates user VM networking with AWS networking. Instead of creating an overlay network, Nutanix Clusters integrates IP address management with AWS Virtual Private Cloud (VPC). AWS allocates all user VM IP addresses from the AWS subnets in the existing VPCs. Native integration with AWS networking allows you to seamlessly use AWS services on AHV user VMs without a complex network deployment or performance loss.<\/span><\/p> AOS can withstand hardware failures and software glitches and ensures that application availability and performance are managed as per the configured resilience. Combining features such as native rack awareness with AWS partition placement groups allows Nutanix to operate freely in a dynamic cloud environment.<\/span><\/p> Nutanix Clusters provides on-prem workloads, a home in the cloud, offering native access to available AWS services without requiring you to reconfigure your software.<\/span><\/p> To use Nutanix Clusters, you must have a My Nutanix account and subscribe to Nutanix Clusters. See <\/span>Nutanix Clusters Registration<\/span><\/a> for information about how to subscribe to Nutanix Clusters.<\/span><\/p> You use the Nutanix Clusters console to deploy a cluster in a VPC in AWS, and not Foundation. After you launch a Nutanix cluster in AWS by using Nutanix Clusters, you can operate the cluster in the same manner as you operate your on-prem Nutanix cluster with no change in nCLI, the Prism Element and Prism Central web console, and APIs. You use the Nutanix Clusters console to create, hibernate, resume, update, and delete your Nutanix cluster.<\/span><\/p> Note:<\/strong> Nutanix cluster is deployed in AWS in approximately 40 to 45 minutes. If there are any issues with provisioning the Nutanix cluster, see the <\/span>Notification Center<\/strong> on the Nutanix Clusters Dashboard.<\/span><\/p> See <\/span>Software Documentation<\/span><\/a> in the Nutanix portal to perform regular Nutanix tasks after you create a Nutanix cluster in AWS.<\/span><\/p> Key Points About Nutanix Clusters on AWS<\/strong><\/h2>Following are the key points about Nutanix Clusters on AWS:<\/span><\/p>\tRuns on the EC2 bare metal instances. Nutanix supports the following EC2 bare metal instances:<\/span><\/p>\t\t\tz1d.metal<\/span><\/p>\t\t<\/li>\t\t \t\tm5d.metal<\/span><\/p>\t\t<\/li>\t\t \t\ti3.metal<\/span><\/p>\t\t<\/li>\t\t \t\ti3en.metal<\/span><\/p>\t\t<\/li>\t<\/ul><\/li>\t\tSupports three or more EC2 bare metal instances. See the <\/span>Limitations<\/span><\/a> section for more information about the number of nodes supported by Nutanix Clusters.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tSupports only the AHV hypervisor on Nutanix clusters running in AWS.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tSupports both existing on-prem Prism Central instance or Prism Central instance deployed on Nutanix Clusters on AWS to manage the Nutanix clusters in AWS.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li><\/ul>AWS Infrastructure for Nutanix Clusters<\/strong><\/h2>The Nutanix Clusters console places the complete Nutanix hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) stack directly on a bare-metal instance in Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2). This bare-metal instance runs a Controller VM (CVM) and Nutanix AHV as the hypervisor like any on-premises Nutanix deployment, using the AWS Elastic Network Interface (ENI) to connect to the network. AHV user VMs do not require any additional configuration to access AWS services or other EC2 instances.<\/span><\/p> Nutanix Clusters stack in AWS includes the following:<\/span><\/p>\tVPC in AWS.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tPrivate management subnet.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t\tOne or more private subnets for user VMs (UVMs).<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li><\/ol> Figure. AWS Infrastructure for Nutanix Clusters<\/strong><\/p> Click to enlarge<\/span><\/p> <\/span><\/p> \u00a0<\/p> \u00a0<\/p> When you deploy a Nutanix cluster in AWS by using the Nutanix Clusters console, you can either choose to deploy the cluster in a new VPC and private subnet, or choose to deploy the cluster in an existing VPC and private subnet. If you opt to deploy the cluster in a new VPC, during the cluster creation process, the Nutanix Clusters console provisions a new VPC and private subnet for management traffic in AWS. You must manually create one or more separate subnets in AWS for user VMs.<\/span><\/p>\tNutanix Clusters Architecture<\/strong><\/a> The bare metal instance runs the AHV hypervisor and the hypervisor, like any on-premises deployment, runs a Controller Virtual Machine (CVM) with direct access to NVMe instance storage hardware.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tNutanix Clusters Security Approach<\/strong><\/a> Nutanix takes a holistic approach to security and mandates the following to deploy a secure Nutanix Clusters infrastructure:<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li><\/ul> Nutanix Clusters Architecture<\/span><\/a><\/h2>The bare metal instance runs the AHV hypervisor and the hypervisor, like any on-premises deployment, runs a Controller Virtual Machine (CVM) with direct access to NVMe instance storage hardware.<\/span><\/p> Acropolis Distributed Storage Fabric (ADSF) uses the following three core principles for distributed systems to achieve linear performance at scale:<\/span><\/p>\tMust have no single points of failure (SPOF).<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tMust not have any bottlenecks at any scale (must be linearly scalable).<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t\tMust apply concurrency (MapReduce).<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li><\/ol> Together, a group of Nutanix nodes forms a distributed system (Nutanix cluster) responsible for providing the Prism and Acropolis capabilities. Each cluster node has two EBS volumes attached. Both are gp2 volumes. The size of each volume is 100GiB. All services and components are distributed across all CVMs in a cluster to provide for high-availability and linear performance at scale.<\/span><\/p> Figure. Nutanix Clusters AWS Architecture<\/strong><\/p> Click to enlarge<\/span><\/p> <\/span><\/p> \u00a0<\/p> \u00a0<\/p> This enables our MapReduce Framework (Curator) to use the full power of the cluster to perform activities concurrently. For example, activities such as data protection, compression, erasure coding, deduplication, and more.<\/span><\/p> Figure. Cluster Deployment in a VPC<\/strong><\/p> Click to enlarge<\/span><\/p> <\/span><\/p> \u00a0<\/p> \u00a0<\/p>\tPreventing Network Partition Errors<\/strong><\/a> The DSF uses the Paxos algorithm to avoid split-brain scenarios. Paxos is a proven protocol for reaching consensus or quorum among several participants in a distributed system.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tResolving Bad Disk Resources<\/strong><\/a> The DSF incorporates a Curator process that performs background housekeeping tasks to keep the entire cluster running smoothly.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tMaintaining Availability: Node and Rack Failure<\/strong><\/a> The cluster orchestrator running in the cloud service is responsible for maintaining your intended capacity under rack and node failures.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tMaintaining Availability: AZ Failure<\/strong><\/a> AWS Availability Zones are distinct locations within an AWS Region that are engineered to be isolated from failures in other Availability Zones. They provide inexpensive, low-latency network connectivity to other Availability Zones in the same AWS Region.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tHybrid Deployment<\/strong><\/a> To protect your Nutanix Cluster if there is an Availability Zone failure, use your existing on-prem Nutanix cluster as a disaster recovery target.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tMultiple\u2013Availability Zone Deployment<\/strong><\/a> If you do not have an on-prem cluster available for data protection or you want to use the low-latency links between Availability Zones, you can create a second Nutanix Clusters in a different Availability Zone.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li><\/ul> Preventing Network Partition Errors<\/span><\/a><\/h3>The DSF uses the Paxos algorithm to avoid split-brain scenarios. Paxos is a proven protocol for reaching consensus or quorum among several participants in a distributed system.<\/span><\/p> Before any file system metadata is written to Cassandra, Paxos ensures that all nodes in the system agree on the value. If the nodes do not reach a quorum, the operation fails in order to prevent any potential corruption or data inconsistency. This design protects against events such as network partitioning, where communication between nodes may fail or packets may become corrupt, leading to a scenario where nodes disagree on values. The DSF also uses time stamps to ensure that updates are applied in the proper order.<\/span><\/p>Resolving Bad Disk Resources<\/span><\/a><\/h3>The DSF incorporates a Curator process that performs background housekeeping tasks to keep the entire cluster running smoothly.<\/span><\/p> The multiple responsibilities of Curator include ensuring file system metadata consistency and combing the extent store for corrupt and under replicated data.<\/span><\/p> Also, Curator scans extents in successive passes, computes each extent\u2019s checksum, and compares it with the metadata checksum to validate consistency. If the checksums do not match, the corrupted extent is replaced with a valid extent from another node. This proactive data analysis protects against data loss and identifies bad sectors you can use to detect disks that are about to fail.<\/span><\/p>Maintaining Availability: Node and Rack Failure<\/span><\/a><\/h3>The cluster orchestrator running in the cloud service is responsible for maintaining your intended capacity under rack and node failures.<\/span><\/p> Instances in the cluster are deployed using a partition placement group with seven partitions. A placement group is created for each instance type and the instances are maintained well balanced within the placement group. The placement group + partition number is translated into a rack ID of the node. This enables ADSF to place meta data and data replicas in different fault domains.<\/span><\/p> Figure. Nutanix Clusters on AWS \u2013- Partition Placement (Multi)<\/strong><\/p> Click to enlarge<\/span><\/p> <\/span><\/p> \u00a0<\/p> \u00a0<\/p> Setting up a cluster with redundancy factor 2 (RF2) protects data against a single rack failure and setting it up with RF3 protects against a two-rack failure. Also, to protect against multiple correlated failures within a data center and an entire AZ failure, Nutanix recommends you set up sync replication to a second cluster in a different AZ in the same Region or an async replication to an AZ in a different Region. AWS data transfer charges may apply.<\/span><\/p> AWS deploys each node of the Nutanix cluster on a separate AWS rack (also called AWS partition) for fault tolerance.<\/span><\/p> If a cluster loses rack awareness, an alert is displayed in the <\/span>Alerts<\/strong> dashboard of the Prism Element web console and the <\/span>Data Resiliency Status<\/strong> dashboard displays a <\/span>Critical<\/strong> status.<\/span><\/p> A cluster might lose rack awareness if you:<\/span><\/p>\tUpdate the cluster capacity.<\/span> For example, if you add or remove a node.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tManually condemn a node or the condemn node action is automatically triggered by the Nutanix Clusters console.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tChange the Replication Factor (RF), that is from RF2 to RF3.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tCreate a cluster with either 8 or 9 nodes and configure RF3 on the cluster.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t\tDeploy a cluster in an extremely busy AWS region.<\/span> This is a rare scenario in which the cluster might get created without rack awareness due to limited availability of resources in that region.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li><\/ol> Contact Nutanix Support for assistance if you receive an alert in the Prism Element web console that indicates your cluster has lost rack awareness.<\/span><\/p>Maintaining Availability: AZ Failure<\/span><\/a><\/h3>AWS Availability Zones are distinct locations within an AWS Region that are engineered to be isolated from failures in other Availability Zones. They provide inexpensive, low-latency network connectivity to other Availability Zones in the same AWS Region.<\/span><\/p> Similarly, the storage is also designed to be ephemeral in nature. Although rare, failures can occur that affect the availability of instances that are in the same AZ. If you host all your instances in a single AZ that is affected by such a failure, none of your instances are available.<\/span><\/p> Deployment of a production cluster in an AZ without protection either by using disaster recovery to on-prem or Xi Leap results in data loss if there is AZ failures. The destination for data protection could be Xi Leap, another on-prem cluster, or another Nutanix Cluster in a different Availability Zone.<\/span><\/p> Nutanix has native inbuilt replication capabilities to recover from complete cluster failure. Nutanix supports both near-synchronous (NearSync) and asynchronous replication on an on-premn AHV cluster. You can set your Recovery Point Objective (RPO) to be as less as 1 minute with NearSync and 1 hour with asynchronous replication.<\/span><\/p> Deploying a single cluster in AWS is beneficial for more ephemeral workloads where you want to take advantage of performance improvements and use the same automation pipelines you use on-prem. You can use back up products compatible with AHV to target S3 as the back up destination, and, depending on the failure mode you want to recover from, you can also replicate that S3 bucket to a different Region. HYCU and Veeam are compatible with AHV.<\/span><\/p>Hybrid Deployment<\/span><\/a><\/h3>To protect your Nutanix Cluster if there is an Availability Zone failure, use your existing on-prem Nutanix cluster as a disaster recovery target.<\/span><\/p> Figure. Hybrid Deployment<\/strong><\/p> Click to enlarge<\/span><\/p> <\/span><\/p> \u00a0<\/p> \u00a0<\/p>Multiple\u2013Availability Zone Deployment<\/span><\/a><\/h3>If you do not have an on-prem cluster available for data protection or you want to use the low-latency links between Availability Zones, you can create a second Nutanix Clusters in a different Availability Zone.<\/span><\/p> Figure. Multiple\u2013Availability Zone Deployment<\/strong><\/p> Click to enlarge<\/span><\/p> <\/span><\/p> \u00a0<\/p>For more information on Nutanix Clusters, please visit<\/span> Nutanix Clusters Guide<\/u><\/a><\/p> For release notes information, please follow <\/span>Nutanix Clusters on AWS Release Notes<\/u><\/a><\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/nutanix-clusters-on-aws-deployment-and-user-guide-38629?postid=54418#post54418","creationDate":"2020-10-26T23:07:42+0000","relativeCreationDate":"2 years ago"},"numberOfViews":2675,"contentType":"discussion","featuredImage":"","publicLabel":"","category":{"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-infrastructure-75","categoryId":75,"title":"Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure","metaRobots":"index, follow","type":0},"lastPostId":"54418"},"isActivityPage":null,"showUnsubscribeBtn":null,"attachmentCdn":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/","isGuest":true,"csrfToken":"4fe2db0d3312c0c6a02ed862cf8d841fa6ee47af","hideCategoryMetadata":false,"phrases":{"Forum":{"thread.unsubscribe":"Unsubscribe","vraag":"Question","beantwoord":"Solved","topic.list.metadata.asked.in":"asked in","topic.list.metadata.published.in":"published in","topic.list.metadata.shared.in":"shared in","topic.list.metadata.posted.in":"posted in"}}}"> Ashwin.Ramaswamy Nutanix员工发表Nutanix云簇（NC2） AWS部署和用户指南上的Nutanix群集 Nutanix簇概述了nutanix簇提供一个可以跨越私有和公共云的平台，但使用Prist Central作为单个云，使True Hybrid Cloud Architection可以在两个云上使用相同的平台，AWS（NCA）上的Nutanix簇（NCA）降低扩展，破裂或迁移您的应用程序和数据之间的数据。由于Nutanix群集使用相同的CLI，UI和API运行Nutanix AOS和AHV，因此现有的IT处理或第三方集成在本地工作，无论其运行何方。Nutanix集群资源部署在您的云提供商帐户中，从而使您能够使用现有的云提供商关系，信用，提交和折扣。Nutanix Enterprise Cloud SoftWareClick的概述，要放大Nutanix簇，将完整的Nutanix超融合基础设施（HCI）直接放在亚马逊弹性计算云中的裸机实例上（EC） 0 2年前 Hi Nutanix Community and fellow lurkers!<\/p>If your just getting started with AWS, we have made some videos to go along with the documentation to make the process even easier. I would appreciate any feedback on what else should be added based on your own experience.\u00a0 In the next week we will add a fourth video showing up to setup your VPN on the AWS side.<\/p> <\/oembed><\/p> \u00a0<\/p> <\/oembed><\/p> \u00a0<\/p> <\/oembed><\/p> \u00a0<\/p><\/oembed> \u00a0<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/getting-started-with-clusters-videos-38586?postid=54216#post54216","creationDate":"2020-10-19T22:44:31+0000","relativeCreationDate":"2 years ago"},"isTopicUnread":true,"privateId":42747,"id":38586,"type":"post","hasCurrentUserLiked":false,"isSticky":false,"features":[],"forum":{"id":149,"isIdeation":false,"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149","title":"Nutanix Cloud Clusters (NC2)","description":"Unify all your Private and Public Clouds"},"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/getting-started-with-clusters-videos-38586","title":"Getting Started With Clusters Videos","lastPost":{"id":54216,"author":{"id":33,"url":"\/members\/dlink7-33","name":"dlink7","avatar":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/icon\/90x90\/9i0A71A2D85CADA36B.jpg","userTitle":"Moderator","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"name":"Moderator","color":"#0873ba"},"userLevel":4},"content":" Hi Nutanix Community and fellow lurkers!<\/p> If your just getting started with AWS, we have made some videos to go along with the documentation to make the process even easier. I would appreciate any feedback on what else should be added based on your own experience.\u00a0 In the next week we will add a fourth video showing up to setup your VPN on the AWS side.<\/p> <\/oembed><\/p> \u00a0<\/p> <\/oembed><\/p> \u00a0<\/p> <\/oembed><\/p> \u00a0<\/p><\/oembed> \u00a0<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/getting-started-with-clusters-videos-38586?postid=54216#post54216","creationDate":"2020-10-19T22:44:31+0000","relativeCreationDate":"2 years ago"},"numberOfUnreadReplies":0,"numberOfReplies":0,"numberOfLikes":1,"relevantPost":{"id":54216,"author":{"id":33,"url":"\/members\/dlink7-33","name":"dlink7","avatar":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/icon\/90x90\/9i0A71A2D85CADA36B.jpg","userTitle":"Moderator","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"name":"Moderator","color":"#0873ba"},"userLevel":4},"content":" Hi Nutanix Community and fellow lurkers!<\/p> If your just getting started with AWS, we have made some videos to go along with the documentation to make the process even easier. I would appreciate any feedback on what else should be added based on your own experience.\u00a0 In the next week we will add a fourth video showing up to setup your VPN on the AWS side.<\/p> <\/oembed><\/p> \u00a0<\/p> <\/oembed><\/p> \u00a0<\/p> <\/oembed><\/p> \u00a0<\/p><\/oembed> \u00a0<\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/getting-started-with-clusters-videos-38586?postid=54216#post54216","creationDate":"2020-10-19T22:44:31+0000","relativeCreationDate":"2 years ago"},"numberOfViews":569,"contentType":"discussion","featuredImage":"","publicLabel":"","category":{"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-infrastructure-75","categoryId":75,"title":"Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure","metaRobots":"index, follow","type":0},"lastPostId":"54216"},"isActivityPage":null,"showUnsubscribeBtn":null,"attachmentCdn":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/","isGuest":true,"csrfToken":"4fe2db0d3312c0c6a02ed862cf8d841fa6ee47af","hideCategoryMetadata":false,"phrases":{"Forum":{"thread.unsubscribe":"Unsubscribe","vraag":"Question","beantwoord":"Solved","topic.list.metadata.asked.in":"asked in","topic.list.metadata.published.in":"published in","topic.list.metadata.shared.in":"shared in","topic.list.metadata.posted.in":"posted in"}}}"> dlink7 主持人发表Nutanix云簇（NC2）群集视频入门嗨，Nutanix社区和潜伏者！如果您刚刚开始使用AWS，我们制作了一些视频，以便与文档一起使用，以使过程变得更加容易。我将感谢您根据您自己的经验添加其他内容的任何反馈。在下周，我们将添加第四个视频，以在AWS方面设置您的VPN。 0 2年前 Flow Security Central (FSC) is a SaaS product that detects and analyses security vulnerabilities in near real-time across multiple cloud environments.<\/span><\/p>\u00a0<\/p> FSC supports the following capabilities.<\/span><\/p> Visibility into Security Compliance<\/span><\/strong>: FSC provides businesses with a security heat map and complete visibility into the security posture of their environment using more than 800 automated audit checks based on the industry's best practices.<\/span><\/li>\t Optimization of Security Compliance<\/span><\/strong>: FSC provides cloud operators with a one-click feature to easily fix their security issues. FSC also provides out-of-the-box security policies to automate the checks for common regulatory compliance policies, such as HIPAA, PCI-DSS, CIS, and so on.<\/span><\/li>\t Control over Security Compliance<\/span><\/strong>: FSC helps you to set policies that continuously detect security vulnerabilities in real-time and automate the actions needed to fix them. You can also create your custom audit checks in FSC to meet your business-specific security compliance needs.<\/span><\/li><\/ul>\u00a0<\/p> For FAQs refer to\u00a0<\/span>KB-8069 FAQs - Flow Security Central for Nutanix<\/span><\/a><\/p> Flow Security Central Guide<\/span><\/a>\u00a0(Previously known as Beam)<\/span><\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/security-in-the-cloud-flow-security-central-38439?postid=53758#post53758","creationDate":"2020-10-02T02:39:30+0000","relativeCreationDate":"2 years ago"},"isTopicUnread":true,"privateId":42439,"id":38439,"type":"post","hasCurrentUserLiked":false,"isSticky":false,"features":[],"forum":{"id":149,"isIdeation":false,"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149","title":"Nutanix Cloud Clusters (NC2)","description":"Unify all your Private and Public Clouds"},"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/security-in-the-cloud-flow-security-central-38439","title":"Security in the Cloud - Flow Security Central","lastPost":{"id":53758,"author":{"id":96810,"url":"\/members\/alona-96810","name":"Alona","avatar":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/icon\/90x90\/5ee87124-0a09-43ec-b5de-3be70ec8f986.png","userTitle":"Nutanix Employee","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"icon":"37a898b2-5836-48f7-8638-a2655ab662a1.png","iconUrl":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/37a898b2-5836-48f7-8638-a2655ab662a1.png","avatarIcon":"7e8707dd-f993-470f-800f-3adc68e91f02_thumb.png","avatarIconUrl":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/7e8707dd-f993-470f-800f-3adc68e91f02_thumb.png","name":"Nutanix Employee","color":"#0873ba"},"userLevel":6},"content":" Flow Security Central (FSC) is a SaaS product that detects and analyses security vulnerabilities in near real-time across multiple cloud environments.<\/span><\/p> \u00a0<\/p> FSC supports the following capabilities.<\/span><\/p> Visibility into Security Compliance<\/span><\/strong>: FSC provides businesses with a security heat map and complete visibility into the security posture of their environment using more than 800 automated audit checks based on the industry's best practices.<\/span><\/li>\t Optimization of Security Compliance<\/span><\/strong>: FSC provides cloud operators with a one-click feature to easily fix their security issues. FSC also provides out-of-the-box security policies to automate the checks for common regulatory compliance policies, such as HIPAA, PCI-DSS, CIS, and so on.<\/span><\/li>\t Control over Security Compliance<\/span><\/strong>: FSC helps you to set policies that continuously detect security vulnerabilities in real-time and automate the actions needed to fix them. You can also create your custom audit checks in FSC to meet your business-specific security compliance needs.<\/span><\/li><\/ul>\u00a0<\/p>For FAQs refer to\u00a0<\/span>KB-8069 FAQs - Flow Security Central for Nutanix<\/span><\/a><\/p> Flow Security Central Guide<\/span><\/a>\u00a0(Previously known as Beam)<\/span><\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/security-in-the-cloud-flow-security-central-38439?postid=53758#post53758","creationDate":"2020-10-02T02:39:30+0000","relativeCreationDate":"2 years ago"},"numberOfUnreadReplies":0,"numberOfReplies":0,"numberOfLikes":0,"relevantPost":{"id":53758,"author":{"id":96810,"url":"\/members\/alona-96810","name":"Alona","avatar":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/icon\/90x90\/5ee87124-0a09-43ec-b5de-3be70ec8f986.png","userTitle":"Nutanix Employee","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"icon":"37a898b2-5836-48f7-8638-a2655ab662a1.png","iconUrl":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/37a898b2-5836-48f7-8638-a2655ab662a1.png","avatarIcon":"7e8707dd-f993-470f-800f-3adc68e91f02_thumb.png","avatarIconUrl":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/7e8707dd-f993-470f-800f-3adc68e91f02_thumb.png","name":"Nutanix Employee","color":"#0873ba"},"userLevel":6},"content":" Flow Security Central (FSC) is a SaaS product that detects and analyses security vulnerabilities in near real-time across multiple cloud environments.<\/span><\/p> \u00a0<\/p> FSC supports the following capabilities.<\/span><\/p> Visibility into Security Compliance<\/span><\/strong>: FSC provides businesses with a security heat map and complete visibility into the security posture of their environment using more than 800 automated audit checks based on the industry's best practices.<\/span><\/li>\t Optimization of Security Compliance<\/span><\/strong>: FSC provides cloud operators with a one-click feature to easily fix their security issues. FSC also provides out-of-the-box security policies to automate the checks for common regulatory compliance policies, such as HIPAA, PCI-DSS, CIS, and so on.<\/span><\/li>\t Control over Security Compliance<\/span><\/strong>: FSC helps you to set policies that continuously detect security vulnerabilities in real-time and automate the actions needed to fix them. You can also create your custom audit checks in FSC to meet your business-specific security compliance needs.<\/span><\/li><\/ul>\u00a0<\/p>For FAQs refer to\u00a0<\/span>KB-8069 FAQs - Flow Security Central for Nutanix<\/span><\/a><\/p> Flow Security Central Guide<\/span><\/a>\u00a0(Previously known as Beam)<\/span><\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/security-in-the-cloud-flow-security-central-38439?postid=53758#post53758","creationDate":"2020-10-02T02:39:30+0000","relativeCreationDate":"2 years ago"},"numberOfViews":513,"contentType":"discussion","featuredImage":"","publicLabel":"","category":{"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-infrastructure-75","categoryId":75,"title":"Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure","metaRobots":"index, follow","type":0},"lastPostId":"53758"},"isActivityPage":null,"showUnsubscribeBtn":null,"attachmentCdn":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/","isGuest":true,"csrfToken":"4fe2db0d3312c0c6a02ed862cf8d841fa6ee47af","hideCategoryMetadata":false,"phrases":{"Forum":{"thread.unsubscribe":"Unsubscribe","vraag":"Question","beantwoord":"Solved","topic.list.metadata.asked.in":"asked in","topic.list.metadata.published.in":"published in","topic.list.metadata.shared.in":"shared in","topic.list.metadata.posted.in":"posted in"}}}"> 阿罗纳 Nutanix员工发表Nutanix云簇（NC2）云中的安全性 - 流安全性中央 Flow Security Central（FSC）是SaaS产品，可检测和分析多个云环境中几乎实时的安全漏洞。FSC支持以下功能。对安全性合规性的可视性：FSC使用基于行业最佳实践的800多次自动审计检查为企业提供安全热图，并完全可见其环境安全姿势。安全合规性的优化：FSC为云运营商提供了一键式功能，以轻松解决其安全问题。FSC还提供了开箱即用的安全策略，以自动化常见的监管合规性策略的支票，例如HIPAA，PCI-DSS，CIS等。控制安全性合规性：FSC可帮助您设定实时检测安全漏洞的策略，并自动化修复它们所需的操作。您还可以在FSC中创建自定义审核检查，以满足您特定于业务的安全性要求。fo 0 2年前 Nutanix Clusters provides a single platform that can span private and public clouds but operates as a single cloud using Prism Central enabling true hybrid cloud architecture.<\/span><\/p>\u00a0<\/p> <\/span><\/p> Nutanix Clusters provides on-prem workloads, a home in the cloud, offering native access to available AWS services without requiring you to reconfigure your software.<\/span><\/p> You use the Nutanix Clusters console to deploy a cluster in a VPC in AWS, and not Foundation. After you launch a Nutanix cluster in AWS by using Nutanix Clusters, you can operate the cluster in the same manner as you operate your on-prem Nutanix cluster with no change in nCLI, the Prism Element and Prism Central web console, and APIs.\u00a0<\/span><\/p> You use the Nutanix Clusters console to create, hibernate, resume, update, and delete your Nutanix cluster.<\/span><\/p> \u00a0<\/p> Following are the key points for running Nutanix cluster on AWS<\/span><\/p> Runs on the EC2 bare metal instances.following EC2 bare metal instances:<\/span><\/p> \tz1d.metal<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tm5d.metal<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \ti3.metal<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \ti3en.metal<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li><\/ul> <\/span><\/p> Nutanix Clusters stack in AWS includes the following:<\/span><\/p> \tVPC in AWS.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tPrivate management subnet.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tOne or more private subnets for user VMs (UVMs).<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li><\/ol> When you deploy a Nutanix cluster in AWS by using the Nutanix Clusters console, you can either choose to deploy the cluster in a new VPC and private subnet, or choose to deploy the cluster in an existing VPC and private subnet.\u00a0<\/span><\/p> If you opt to deploy the cluster in a new VPC, during the cluster creation process, the Nutanix Clusters console provisions a new VPC and private subnet for management traffic in AWS.<\/span><\/p> \u00a0<\/p> For details please refer this link<\/span><\/p> Nutanix cluster on AWS<\/u><\/a><\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/introduction-to-nutanix-clusters-on-aws-38391?postid=53638#post53638","creationDate":"2020-09-24T17:01:45+0000","relativeCreationDate":"2 years ago"},"isTopicUnread":true,"privateId":42410,"id":38391,"type":"post","hasCurrentUserLiked":false,"isSticky":false,"features":[],"forum":{"id":149,"isIdeation":false,"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149","title":"Nutanix Cloud Clusters (NC2)","description":"Unify all your Private and Public Clouds"},"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/introduction-to-nutanix-clusters-on-aws-38391","title":"Introduction to Nutanix Clusters on AWS","lastPost":{"id":53638,"author":{"id":97208,"url":"\/members\/maaz-97208","name":"maaz","avatar":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/icon\/90x90\/bc1fc6d4-d233-44a9-a04d-e00647215ccf.png","userTitle":"Nutanix Employee","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"icon":"37a898b2-5836-48f7-8638-a2655ab662a1.png","iconUrl":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/37a898b2-5836-48f7-8638-a2655ab662a1.png","avatarIcon":"7e8707dd-f993-470f-800f-3adc68e91f02_thumb.png","avatarIconUrl":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/7e8707dd-f993-470f-800f-3adc68e91f02_thumb.png","name":"Nutanix Employee","color":"#0873ba"},"userLevel":2},"content":" Nutanix Clusters provides a single platform that can span private and public clouds but operates as a single cloud using Prism Central enabling true hybrid cloud architecture.<\/span><\/p> \u00a0<\/p> <\/span><\/p> Nutanix Clusters provides on-prem workloads, a home in the cloud, offering native access to available AWS services without requiring you to reconfigure your software.<\/span><\/p> You use the Nutanix Clusters console to deploy a cluster in a VPC in AWS, and not Foundation. After you launch a Nutanix cluster in AWS by using Nutanix Clusters, you can operate the cluster in the same manner as you operate your on-prem Nutanix cluster with no change in nCLI, the Prism Element and Prism Central web console, and APIs.\u00a0<\/span><\/p> You use the Nutanix Clusters console to create, hibernate, resume, update, and delete your Nutanix cluster.<\/span><\/p> \u00a0<\/p> Following are the key points for running Nutanix cluster on AWS<\/span><\/p> Runs on the EC2 bare metal instances.following EC2 bare metal instances:<\/span><\/p> \tz1d.metal<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tm5d.metal<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \ti3.metal<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \ti3en.metal<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li><\/ul> <\/span><\/p> Nutanix Clusters stack in AWS includes the following:<\/span><\/p>\tVPC in AWS.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tPrivate management subnet.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t\tOne or more private subnets for user VMs (UVMs).<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li><\/ol> When you deploy a Nutanix cluster in AWS by using the Nutanix Clusters console, you can either choose to deploy the cluster in a new VPC and private subnet, or choose to deploy the cluster in an existing VPC and private subnet.\u00a0<\/span><\/p> If you opt to deploy the cluster in a new VPC, during the cluster creation process, the Nutanix Clusters console provisions a new VPC and private subnet for management traffic in AWS.<\/span><\/p> \u00a0<\/p> For details please refer this link<\/span><\/p>Nutanix cluster on AWS<\/u><\/a><\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/introduction-to-nutanix-clusters-on-aws-38391?postid=53638#post53638","creationDate":"2020-09-24T17:01:45+0000","relativeCreationDate":"2 years ago"},"numberOfUnreadReplies":0,"numberOfReplies":0,"numberOfLikes":0,"relevantPost":{"id":53638,"author":{"id":97208,"url":"\/members\/maaz-97208","name":"maaz","avatar":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/icon\/90x90\/bc1fc6d4-d233-44a9-a04d-e00647215ccf.png","userTitle":"Nutanix Employee","rank":{"isBold":false,"isItalic":false,"isUnderline":false,"icon":"37a898b2-5836-48f7-8638-a2655ab662a1.png","iconUrl":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/37a898b2-5836-48f7-8638-a2655ab662a1.png","avatarIcon":"7e8707dd-f993-470f-800f-3adc68e91f02_thumb.png","avatarIconUrl":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/7e8707dd-f993-470f-800f-3adc68e91f02_thumb.png","name":"Nutanix Employee","color":"#0873ba"},"userLevel":2},"content":" Nutanix Clusters provides a single platform that can span private and public clouds but operates as a single cloud using Prism Central enabling true hybrid cloud architecture.<\/span><\/p> \u00a0<\/p> <\/span><\/p> Nutanix Clusters provides on-prem workloads, a home in the cloud, offering native access to available AWS services without requiring you to reconfigure your software.<\/span><\/p> You use the Nutanix Clusters console to deploy a cluster in a VPC in AWS, and not Foundation. After you launch a Nutanix cluster in AWS by using Nutanix Clusters, you can operate the cluster in the same manner as you operate your on-prem Nutanix cluster with no change in nCLI, the Prism Element and Prism Central web console, and APIs.\u00a0<\/span><\/p> You use the Nutanix Clusters console to create, hibernate, resume, update, and delete your Nutanix cluster.<\/span><\/p> \u00a0<\/p> Following are the key points for running Nutanix cluster on AWS<\/span><\/p> Runs on the EC2 bare metal instances.following EC2 bare metal instances:<\/span><\/p> \tz1d.metal<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tm5d.metal<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \ti3.metal<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \ti3en.metal<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li><\/ul> <\/span><\/p> Nutanix Clusters stack in AWS includes the following:<\/span><\/p>\tVPC in AWS.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t \tPrivate management subnet.<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t\tOne or more private subnets for user VMs (UVMs).<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li><\/ol> When you deploy a Nutanix cluster in AWS by using the Nutanix Clusters console, you can either choose to deploy the cluster in a new VPC and private subnet, or choose to deploy the cluster in an existing VPC and private subnet.\u00a0<\/span><\/p> If you opt to deploy the cluster in a new VPC, during the cluster creation process, the Nutanix Clusters console provisions a new VPC and private subnet for management traffic in AWS.<\/span><\/p> \u00a0<\/p> For details please refer this link<\/span><\/p>Nutanix cluster on AWS<\/u><\/a><\/p>","url":"\/nutanix-cloud-clusters-nc2-149\/introduction-to-nutanix-clusters-on-aws-38391?postid=53638#post53638","creationDate":"2020-09-24T17:01:45+0000","relativeCreationDate":"2 years ago"},"numberOfViews":98,"contentType":"discussion","featuredImage":"","publicLabel":"","category":{"url":"\/nutanix-cloud-infrastructure-75","categoryId":75,"title":"Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure","metaRobots":"index, follow","type":0},"lastPostId":"53638"},"isActivityPage":null,"showUnsubscribeBtn":null,"attachmentCdn":"https:\/\/uploads-us-west-2.insided.com\/nutanix-us\/attachment\/","isGuest":true,"csrfToken":"4fe2db0d3312c0c6a02ed862cf8d841fa6ee47af","hideCategoryMetadata":false,"phrases":{"Forum":{"thread.unsubscribe":"Unsubscribe","vraag":"Question","beantwoord":"Solved","topic.list.metadata.asked.in":"asked in","topic.list.metadata.published.in":"published in","topic.list.metadata.shared.in":"shared in","topic.list.metadata.posted.in":"posted in"}}}"> 马兹 Nutanix员工发表Nutanix云簇（NC2） AWS上的Nutanix簇简介 Nutanix群集提供了一个可以跨越私有和公共云的平台，但使用Prism Central可以用作单个云，从而实现了真正的混合云体系结构。Nutanix群集提供了本地工作负载，这是云中的房屋，可在不要求您重新配置软件的情况下提供本机访问可用的AWS服务。您使用Nutanix群集控制台将群集部署在AWS中的VPC中，而不是基础。通过使用Nutanix簇在AWS中启动Nutanix群集后，您可以以与操作本地Nutanix群集相同的方式操作群集，而NCLI，Prism Element和Prism Central Central Web Console和API都没有变化。您可以使用Nutanix群集控制台创建，休眠，恢复，更新和删除Nutanix群集。以下是在EC2裸机实例上在AWSRUN上运行Nutanix群集的关键点。遵循EC2裸机实例：Z1D.Metal M5D.Metal I3.Metal I3.Metal I3EN.METAL NUTANIX CLUSTERS在AWS中堆栈I 0 2年前 1 2 第1/2页
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AWS GovCloud Regions<\/span><\/a><\/h1>You can create a Nutanix cluster in the following AWS GovCloud Regions:<\/span><\/p>\tAWS GovCloud (US-East)<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t\tAWS GovCloud (US-West)<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li><\/ul>

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AWS GovCloud Regions<\/span><\/a><\/h1>You can create a Nutanix cluster in the following AWS GovCloud Regions:<\/span><\/p>\tAWS GovCloud (US-East)<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t\tAWS GovCloud (US-West)<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li><\/ul>

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AWS GovCloud Regions<\/span><\/a><\/h1>You can create a Nutanix cluster in the following AWS GovCloud Regions:<\/span><\/p>\tAWS GovCloud (US-East)<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li>\t\tAWS GovCloud (US-West)<\/span><\/p>\t<\/li><\/ul>

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BACKUP AND RECOVERY:<\/h3>For Nutanix Clusters on AWS<\/h3>\u00a0<\/p>Nutanix provides the following backup and recovery options.<\/p>

For Nutanix Clusters on AWS<\/h3>\u00a0<\/p>Nutanix provides the following backup and recovery options.<\/p>

BACKUP AND RECOVERY:<\/h3>For Nutanix Clusters on AWS<\/h3>\u00a0<\/p>Nutanix provides the following backup and recovery options.<\/p>

For Nutanix Clusters on AWS<\/h3>\u00a0<\/p>Nutanix provides the following backup and recovery options.<\/p>

Key Points About Nutanix Clusters on AWS<\/strong><\/h2>Following are the key points about Nutanix Clusters on AWS:<\/span><\/p>\tRuns on the EC2 bare metal instances. Nutanix supports the following EC2 bare metal instances:<\/span><\/p>\t

Key Points About Nutanix Clusters on AWS<\/strong><\/h2>Following are the key points about Nutanix Clusters on AWS:<\/span><\/p>\tRuns on the EC2 bare metal instances. Nutanix supports the following EC2 bare metal instances:<\/span><\/p>\t

Key Points About Nutanix Clusters on AWS<\/strong><\/h2>Following are the key points about Nutanix Clusters on AWS:<\/span><\/p>\tRuns on the EC2 bare metal instances. Nutanix supports the following EC2 bare metal instances:<\/span><\/p>\t

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