Microsoft
MicrosoftvMode should also allow to add hosts and clusters without it changing or configuring Network Intent. I just want to add my existing clusters and hosts and enjoy a vcenter like expirience.
I now have to trick it by first creating a dummy intent on my hosts so that it does no modify my network settings.
( Add-NetIntent -ClusterName $using:Clustermgr -AdapterName dummy -Name dummy -Compute -Management -Storage -SkipNetworkInterfaceValidation)
Other important things missing:
- When adding nodes to a cluster, it does not install the agent on the new node.
- when live migrations happened, it seems to loose track of where the vm's are.
- be able to give a user finegrained permissions on 1 or more vm's. (checkpoint, open console, start/stop,...)
These are the things missing the most to make our migration from vmware more succesfull.
Keep up the good work!
Microsoftpdpelsem Thank you for your feedback; this is really helpful as we continue to improve vMode!
Network ATC requirement: Just to make sure we're on the same page here—Network ATC should be able to reflect your existing configuration without changing anything, as long as it's consistent across your nodes. Is there something about your setup that is making that difficult?
Agent not installing on new nodes: Node expansion in existing clusters isn't supported yet in public preview, so this is a known limitation for now.
VM tracking after live migration: Could you share more details on when this occurs? Any additional information would help us reproduce it.
Fine-grained VM permissions: We would love to hear more about your scenario and why you require fine-grained permissions, so if you can send us more information at wacvmodefeedback@microsoft.com, it will help us understand your use case better and factor it into planning.
