VMware High Availability

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VMware High Availability is a vSphere feature that automatically detects host failures and restarts affected virtual machines on healthy hosts to minimize downtime.

All labels observed (5)

Label Occurrences
VMware High Availability canonical 3
vSphere High Availability 2
VMware HA 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (50)

Predicate Object
instanceOf high availability solution ⓘ
vSphere feature ⓘ
alsoKnownAs VMware HA ⓘ
vSphere HA ⓘ
configurationScope per-cluster ⓘ
configuredAt cluster level in vSphere ⓘ
configuredUsing vSphere Client ⓘ
dependsOn cluster resource capacity ⓘ
reliable management network ⓘ
detects ESXi host failures ⓘ
application failures (with App Monitoring) ⓘ
guest operating system failures ⓘ
developedBy VMware ⓘ
goal automate recovery from host failures ⓘ
increase availability of virtualized workloads ⓘ
reduce unplanned downtime ⓘ
hasComponent HA agent on each ESXi host ⓘ
hasFeature Admission Control ⓘ
Application Monitoring ⓘ
Datastore Heartbeating ⓘ
Host Monitoring ⓘ
Proactive HA (with hardware health integration) ⓘ
VM Monitoring ⓘ
introducedInProduct VMware Infrastructure 3 ⓘ
linked to: VMware vSphere

early versions of VMware vSphere ⓘ
monitors VM heartbeat via VMware Tools ⓘ
application heartbeat (when configured) ⓘ
host heartbeats ⓘ
partOf VMware vSphere ⓘ
primaryFunction minimize virtual machine downtime ⓘ
provide automatic virtual machine restart after host failure ⓘ
protects virtual machines in a vSphere cluster ⓘ
reactsTo application hangs (with App Monitoring) ⓘ
guest OS crashes ⓘ
host hardware failures ⓘ
host isolation events ⓘ
requires ESXi hosts ⓘ
shared storage or vSAN for protected VMs ⓘ
vCenter Server ⓘ
runsOn vSphere cluster ⓘ
supports automatic VM restart on application failure (with VMware Tools/App Monitoring) ⓘ
automatic VM restart on guest OS failure ⓘ
automatic VM restart on host failure ⓘ
automatic VM restart on host isolation ⓘ
uses admission control policies ⓘ
cluster heartbeats ⓘ
datastore heartbeats ⓘ
master and slave host roles (pre-vSphere 6.5) ⓘ
network heartbeats ⓘ
primary and secondary agents (older versions) ⓘ

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (8)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

VMware ESXi → supports → VMware High Availability ⓘ
VMware vSAN → supports → vSphere High Availability ⓘ
linked to: VMware High Availability
VMware vSphere → component → vSphere High Availability ⓘ
linked to: VMware High Availability
VMware vMotion → relatedTo → VMware High Availability ⓘ
VMware High Availability → alsoKnownAs → VMware HA ⓘ
linked to: VMware High Availability
VMware High Availability → alsoKnownAs → vSphere HA ⓘ
linked to: VMware High Availability
VMware Distributed Resource Scheduler → canBeIntegratedWith → VMware vSphere High Availability ⓘ
linked to: VMware High Availability
VMware Fault Tolerance → differsFrom → VMware High Availability ⓘ