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fredyjames0818
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11 years ago

Possible to deploy the virtual asset to Virt server which is installed in LINUX

Hi Team,   Currently we have installed the ServiceV and Virt Server in Windows and is working fine. But we have to install the Virt Server in LINUX. In this case ,whether we need to install S...
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MFagerlind
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11 years ago

Hello Fredy,

 

This should work just fine. Let us know if you have any issues though!

 

Kind regards,

Manne, Ready! API developer

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    fredyjames0818
    New Contributor
    11 years ago

    Thanks Manne.

    How the concurrent requests handled in Virt Server?

    In our scenario we have different QA teams accessing the same Virt Service from different environments.

    Thanks In advance

     

     

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      MFagerlind
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      11 years ago

      In the normal cases concurrent requests shouldn't be a problem. No state is shared across requests, so there shouldn't be any race conditions or other concurrency issues.

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        fredyjames0818
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        11 years ago

        Thanks Manne..

         

        One more question I have .

        MFagerlind wrote:

        In the normal cases concurrent requests shouldn't be a problem. No state is shared across requests, so there shouldn't be any race conditions or other concurrency issues.

         

         

        Is it possible to deploy to Virt Server which is in LINUX from the Service V pro which we installed in Windows.?
         
        For giving background:
         
        Currently we have installed both Virt Server and Service V pro in Windows and is working perfectly.
        Based on Client request we are asked to deploy the VirtServer in LINUX.
         
        Problem Statement :  If we keep the ServiceV pro in our windows machine and moving the Virt Server to Linux machine , is there any limitations?