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Nutanix Acropolis Hypervisor Best Practices

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Best Practices for Acropolis Hypervisor

Alexander Ervik Johnsen Acropolis, Hypervisor, Nutanix, Virtualization 2015-10-28

Nutanix Acropolis Hypervisor Best Practices

Nutanix Acropolis delivers enterprise-class storage, compute and virtualization services for any application. For full flexibility, customers have the choice of using VMware vSphere, Microsoft Hyper-V or the built-in virtualization capabilities of Acropolis Hypervisor to run applications on Nutanix.

This document covers topics including tasks such as connecting to the data center network, configuring VM networking, and configuring features like high availability. Best Practices are also include for creating new VMs, utilizing clones and snapshots, performing live migration, using disaster recovery, and planning for high availability.

 

  • An overview of the features of the Acropolis Hypervisor
  • Networking considerations and best practices
  • Best practices for VM management of Acropolis Hypervisor

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