virtualization

[cvillarreal77]

HI , my friends

we are very very very happy with vicidial .. and we have reached a point, where we want to have a more powerful vicidial ... we currently have a cluster of 5 computers (DB, WEB, FILES, AND TWO OF TELEPHONY), and we want to see the possibility to install a new cluster but virtually ... this product supports virtualization?

recommend vmware?

[williamconley]

Short answer: NO.

Long answer: NO.

Details: viewtopic.php?f=8&t=38990

[mflorell]

Yes, you can use virtual machines, but it will reduce your system's reliability, scalability, capacity and efficiency. In some cases these reductions are severe and can greatly affect production.

[BlueTelecoms]

I've run Vicidial on virtual machines; however, like mflorell said there are always limits, issues and it never works as well as a dedicated server.

[cvillarreal77]

ohh thank you very much for your answers. I really appreciate your time answering me ... well I will consider these considerations than you again