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alex_carver
11 months agoNovice I
There are a couple ways to do it, but with sitea/siteb type of thing, doing the anti-affinity rules with vm-groups and host groups works well.
At the esxi cluster level:
1. create a vm-group-1 with node-1 vms
2. create a vm-group-2 with node-2 vms
3. create a host-group-1 with hosts at site1
4. create a host-group-2 with hosts at site2
5. create rule for vm-group-1 to run on host-group-1
6. create rule for vm-group-2 to run on host-group-2
This works well for uniform configs but is super important with non-uniform configs.
If you don't care about the site1/site2 split, then you can just do the vm-rule where vm-1,vm-2 can't run on the same hosts, but it's less effective in making sure that the vms are balanced across sites.
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