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jacksonp2008 wrote: ↑

Sun Jul 22, 2018 10:37 pm

The product looks interesting from a corporate perspective after viewing your video.

My general use case is:

100+ engineers all working remote and I don't want to run this on a local laptop.
We provide a single place for them to log in remotely for labs/demo's, could be corporate/VMware or cloud on AWS/Azure.
Answer: Better VM ware server, Azure has issues with multicast and virtualization

I have a linux based product/appliance that we manufacture that would need to be installed into this environment from ISO/OVA
No problems, 99% it is possible, make KVM machines on EVE.

1. Is this product multi-user? That is, can I host on say vCenter and have multiple people log in and use different, pre-canned environments for labs?
Yes but require to buy user licenses, visit our documentation for details, EVE CookBook. License is bind to one online session. Means 2 users online sme time require 2 lic. You can have 10 lic, menas your 10 users of 100 can use eve same time. Once any user of 10 log off, next can connect to EVE.

2. You mention docker, which means it will run most anywhere. I'm wondering how you handle network issues on AWS for example.
We do not use AWS.

3. Is the idea that each user would spin up a separate (docker) instance, maybe explain how I could support 100 engineers with a sing platform.
No, Users in the eve has own profile, where his work is saved and running from it, called POD. PODs are independant from each other, therefore simultaneous users do not disturb each other even running same lab from shared folder. Each user has own cfg and processes

4. Can I import or build my appliance in this environment which can be installed from ISO for example.
Yes you can, furture update EVE Pro will have gui based add any node in the EVE. For now its is possible and works, CLI way.

thanks!

This looks promising