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IAmKale
Jun 7, 2007

やらないか

Fun Shoe
We recently got into virtualization, but unfortunately neither I nor my cohort had any prior experience with it, aside from whatever personal dabbling we'd done in the past. As such, I feel like our VM environment is almost too simple - we've not dabbled in resource pools, I had no idea about not thin-provisioning SQL environments, we only have 10/100 switches and no NAS/SAN...Things have been Running Alright(tm), but there are just so many red flags in our setup that I hope to god we never have to deal with a serious virtual host catastrophe.

Aside from rolling back the clock and not implementing virtualization until we had the proper infrastructure in place, what are good resources for starters? I think I'll pick up the book recommended in the OP if it's good for beginners, but are there other "must read" sites/books/etc...?

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