@Kees Baggerman carry will depend on plane size

With that case

Smaller plane it will have to be checked

'''Deploy an enterprise-grade compute and data storage network in a carry-on size case.'''

So example of what I am talking about. I have a carry on suitecase/backpack I use for shorter trips. Smaller planes they make me check at gate. Over head bin space is small.

So larger planes yes. Commuter planes no.

Definitely carry for military planes. Commercial planes not so much.

Oh those are Xeon d

@User awesome, please share update. I currently working on Auto POC PoSH for everything on XS/HyperV/ESXi - Gonna do presto at #virtualexpo and need everything including all infra servers to be ready with login through SF/Netscaler in 60 minutes 🙂

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do you guys use HyperV Manager or full SCVMM to manage your hyper v

@User I used SCVMM 2012 R2 but that customer migrated from Hyper-V to ESXi

It was a workaround for them as they didn't had budget to buy vSphere for all hosts ~60 at that time and although we didn't have any major issues with the platform, they wanted to move from Hyper-V and SCVMM to vSphere

Depends on the situation, with XD you're bound to SCVMM

Some of our bigger Hyper-V shops just do powershell

I want to export some vms from hyperv to put into Azure, needs to be vhdx. Do I need to use scvmm for that or can hyperv manager do it

@User https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-machines/windows/prepare-for-upload-vhd-image

@User awesome thank you

Only for MCS. Can get around VMM if PVS or full clones using scripting.

I use Hyper-V manager, Failover Manager, or scripting. 3rd party I like 5nine.

@Jarian Gibson thanks

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@User Sorry, late to your query.. i use 5Nines Hyper-V Manager. More functional than HVMM. https://www.5nine.com/5nine-manager/

Great thanks

Have to try it out, looks simple so far :)

Do you know any tools to go from onPrem hyperv to Azure easily or automated