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IT Infrastructure Engineer
IT Infrastructure Engineer with hands-on experience in enterprise storage, servers, SAN, and virtualization solutions. Specialized in HPE Storage & Compute, Huawei DCS Virtualization, SAN switching, a...
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This enterprise-grade service delivers a fully production-ready virtualization platform using the Huawei DCS 2.0.0 solution framework. Specializing in high-availability compute and resilient storage environments, the deployment covers the complete installation and clustering of FusionCompute component layers (CNA and VRM nodes) across x86 or Arm server architectures.
The technical scope includes provisioning full-stack management via eDME tools, mapping Distributed Virtual Switches (DVS) with explicit VLAN traffic isolation, and integrating fiber channel SAN storage arrays with robust multipathing configurations to guarantee data persistence. To protect critical operations, the service configures unified automated backup and disaster recovery infrastructure using OceanStor BCManager eBackup and UltraVR systems.
Every deployment is strictly verified through a systematic resilience testing processincluding simulated link failovers and management node disruptionsensuring zero data loss and seamless redundancy. You receive an optimized, fully documented private cloud infrastructure tailored for high-volume enterprise workloads.
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FAQ
What is the recommended deployment mode if I only want to test virtualization capabilities?
If you only need to evaluate basic virtualization features, you can install just the FusionCompute component (CNA and VRM). The management and disaster recovery tools (eDME, eBackup, and UltraVR) are optional depending on your trial or deployment scope.
Why should VRM be deployed in Active/Standby mode instead of a Single Node?
For production or high-reliability demonstrations (Solutions 2 and 3), deploying VRM in Active/Standby mode utilizes multiple virtual machines across separate physical hosts. If the active management node fails, the standby node automatically assumes control.
