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Red Hat HYPERCONVERGED INFRASTRUCTURE
Consolidated. Centrally Managed. Highly Available.
Red Hat Hyperconverged Infrastructure (RHHI) integrates Red Hat Virtualization (RHV) and Red Hat Gluster Storage (RHGS). RHHI provides open-source, centrally administered, and cost-effective integrated compute and storage in a compact footprint for remote sites.
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Get Started with Red Hat Hyperconverged Infrastructure 1.1
For basic installation, you will need:
Instructions
Install RHV-H 4.1 on your three physical machines.
Configure Public-key SSH Authentication from the First Virtualization Host.
Configure RHGS for the Hosted Engine.
This step configures the gluster volumes and adds all ports that are required for gluster. Ensure that the disks specified as part of this deployment process do not have any partitions or labels.
Deploy the Hosted Engine.
This step deploys the Hosted Engine and adds one physical machine to the default cluster.
Configure RHGS as a RHV Storage Domain.
This final step requires the following actions:
1. Create the logical network for gluster traffic.
2. Create the master storage domain.
3. Add remaining virtualization hosts to the Hosted Engine.
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Overview of Red Hat Hyperconverged Infrastructure
Built on Red Hat Gluster Storage's flexible architecture and Red Hat Virtualization software
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Hyperconverged Infrastructure Solution for Remote Offices
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View this on-demand webinar to learn how RHHI provides these advantages:
- Enables organizations to centrally manage distributed infrastructures
- Helps remote locations benefit from high-performing systems
- Does not require extensive, highly specialized remote support staff