
HA Virtualization Cluster
A high availability (HA) virtualization cluster is a group of interconnected physical servers (hosts) that work together to provide continuous uptime for virtual machines (VMs) and applications, even if one or more hosts fail. It achieves this through redundancy and failover mechanisms, ensuring that if a host experiences an issue, its VMs are automatically restarted on another available host within the cluster.
We’ve added some new KVM Linux images to our High Availability Cloud Cluster. Welcome AlmaLinux 10 & Ubuntu 24.04 LTS!