Hi,
At the moment, I have 3-4 physical machines running ESXi and each one of them has some local storage without any redundancy. I am getting a bit worried that if something goes wrong, I will lose the VMs. I am taking backups using Nakivo but obviously these are not real time. How can I go about this? I have a TrueNAS system that is sharing disk space either as windows shares, iSCSI or NFS so I was wondering if it would make more sense to build an NVME array (say 3+1 cards) and share the storage. One thing that hasn't sunk in yet is, can iSCSI storage be shared between different hosts if the VM storage space ? Any pitfalls in this?
Thank you!
Nick
At the moment, I have 3-4 physical machines running ESXi and each one of them has some local storage without any redundancy. I am getting a bit worried that if something goes wrong, I will lose the VMs. I am taking backups using Nakivo but obviously these are not real time. How can I go about this? I have a TrueNAS system that is sharing disk space either as windows shares, iSCSI or NFS so I was wondering if it would make more sense to build an NVME array (say 3+1 cards) and share the storage. One thing that hasn't sunk in yet is, can iSCSI storage be shared between different hosts if the VM storage space ? Any pitfalls in this?
Thank you!
Nick