After my coverage of Tech-Ed 2008, I think a greater number of Microsoft people are reading my blog. One of them, Jose Barreto, sent me an e-mail to notify me about a post he’d written on the various ways in which to implement Windows Server Failover Clustering with Hyper-V. Quoting from his post:
There are many ways to implement Windows Server Failover Clustering with Hyper-V. I could actually find five unique methods to do it. Some of them will actually not give you a fully fault-tolerant solution, but most of them actually make sense in specific scenarios (even if only for demonstrations). In any case, just trying to understand and differentiate them will probably be a good exercise.
It’s a good read, and I recommend reading and reviewing it if you need to brush on up on how to combine clustering and Hyper-V.
Thanks for the heads-up, Jose, and thanks for the well-written article. Keep up the good work!
Tags: HyperV, Microsoft, Virtualization, Windows
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Tuesday, June 24, 2008 at 10:22 pm
Ron Terren
So I’m taking a Sharepoint Class today at Microsoft’s Massachusetts Campus, and we got WAYY off subject and started talking about Windows 2008 Clustering and who comes up in the conversation from the Microsoft Technician as being worth the blog read Jose and you. Keep up the good work!
Wednesday, June 25, 2008 at 12:15 am
slowe
Ron,
That is TOO funny! Who would’ve thought? Thanks for letting me know. I’ll try to keep producing content that people actually want to read and find useful.