At the core of the cloud
computing platform, Huawei FusionCompute hypervisor uses a
bare-metal architecture to virtualize server resources, such as
CPUs, memory, I/O resources, which are converted into logical
resources that can be centrally managed, scheduled, and allocated.
Using logical resources, FusionCompute enables a physical server to
simultaneously run multiple isolated VM execution environments,
improving resource utilization, meeting flexible and dynamic
resource allocation requirements for applications. In addition,
FusionCompute provides live migration and hot backup functions to
ensure high VM availability, as well as a VXLAN large layer-2
network with raw device mapping (RDM) functions to provide low
operating expenditures (OPEX).
FusionCmpute Architecture
FusionCompute GUI walkthrough is shown below. For live online lab
access, please contact ActForNet sales team at
[email protected].
VM and Template-getting started
VM and Template-VM
Computing Pool
Computing pool-ManagementCluster
Computing resource-Hyprvisor-getting started
Computing resource-Hyprvisor-Monitoring
Computing resource-Hyprvisor-Configuration
Computing resource-Hyprvisor-VM
Computing resource-Hyprvisor-Device
Computing resource-Hyprvisor-Storage
Computing resource-Hyprvisor-Hardware
Computing resource-Hyprvisor-Task Tracking
Storage pool
Storage pool-Data Store
Storage pool-Data Store-summary
Storage Pool-VM
Storage Pool-Host
Storage pool Disks
Network Pool
Network Pool-ManagementDVS
Network Pool-Port
Monitoring
System User management
System Role management
System password policy
System Domain Authentication
System Tasks and logs-task center
Operation Logs
system configuration
System connect to-FusionManager
System connect to-VNC login authentication
System network change Management VLAN
System network change Host IP address
