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VMware vMotion: Live Migration VM within a cluster, with zero downtime.

VMware vMotion is a feature for live migration, allowing you to move a running virtual machine (VM) from one physical server (ESXi host) to another within a cluster, with zero downtime, keeping applications and services running uninterrupted. It transfers the VM's entire state, including memory, CPU, and network, seamlessly, enabling load balancing, hardware maintenance, and disaster avoidance without impacting users. A related technology, Storage vMotion, moves a VM's virtual disks between storage systems while it's running. || How it works __Seamless transfer: The process copies the VM's live state (memory, CPU, network info) over the network to another host. __Network identity preserved: The VM maintains its IP address and network connections. __Short cutover: There's a brief moment where the VM switches to the new host, but it's so fast that users and applications don't notice. || Key benefits __Hardware maintenance: Move VMs off a server before maintenance, then move them back, all without planned downtime. __Load balancing: Shift VMs to less busy hosts to optimize resource usage. __Performance optimization: Move VMs to hosts with better resources to relieve CPU or memory pressure. __Disaster avoidance: Migrate VMs away from failing or underperforming physical servers. || vMotion vs. Storage vMotion __vMotion (Host Migration): Moves the entire running VM (compute and memory) between physical servers. __Storage vMotion: Moves the virtual disk files (storage) of a running VM from one datastore to another. ITSA VMware Read-Only Mode Hands-On Lab Rentals. RENT LAB @ITSA: Link https://www.itsa.cloud/contact RENT LAB @EBAY: Link https://ebay.us/m/iwfbqs Learn more at: https://www.ITSA.Cloud