Someone trips over the power cable (This happens a lot more than you'd think)Ģ. Just what I've seen in the field? Here's a random 10 I've actually seen happen.ġ. Short of that, what else would be a factor? Storage Ninja, I hear you, but if it's a matter of 'power' being an issue, a stop by Walmart or Best Buy will yield you a UPS. Careful with power loss protection on them. Pop in a decent sized SSD (I prefer Samsung pros).OS X itself doesn't support iSCSI (not that you would need it for this as it would sit on VMFS which should be fine). Get a Sonnet Thunderbolt to PCIe adapter & Fiber card, or Attotech, need to research what is usable at the (ESXi) hypervisor level.

This sounds crazy, but hey, it's one way to deal with crazy licensing requirements.ĭavid_CSG wrote:At the same time, you can’t create a software raid in OS X & yet then install ESXi, that’d nullify the OS & software RAID. I've done this before with a game developer.Īt large scale I've seen someone use ATTO's Drive carriers to hold drives for vSAN with MacPro's.

You can put a FC HBA on a Pro (Someone make them) to do shared VMFS between MacPro's. VMware internally has MacMini build farms (No they are not offically supported, but yes they work).Ĥ. For one off development Fusion isn't bad as a type 2.ģ. ESXi is the only serious type 1 hypervisor I've seen running Mac OS X VM's.Ģ.

Mac os 10.12 blender