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# harvestera
adamant-kite-43734
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orange-policeman-97710
08/12/2023, 3:24 PMHarvester is based on RKE2. It doesn't support split the control plane. If the cluster has not less than 3 nodes, Harvester will select 3 nodes as control plane automatically.
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witty-jelly-95845
08/13/2023, 10:10 AMYou can import multiple Harvester clusters into a single Rancher instance which can then manage those clusters
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high-alligator-99144
08/14/2023, 5:50 AMThanks for your responses.
@orange-policeman-97710 you are right, Harvester's clustering is on RKE2.
@witty-jelly-95845 Does Rancher support deploying and managing of Virtual machines (not only as infra for hosting k3s/rke2 clusters) on Harvester for customer workloads?
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witty-jelly-95845
08/16/2023, 8:14 PMIf you mean can Rancher deploy/manage VMs on Rancher-managed Harvester in the same way as directly via the Harvester UI then yes. Otherwise I've misunderstood your question
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high-alligator-99144
08/17/2023, 5:39 AMRight. And particularly for the VM use cases (imagine a vCenter managing multiple ESXi clusters)
high-alligator-99144
08/22/2023, 7:27 AMcan Rancher deploy/manage VMs on Rancher-managed Harvester in the same way as directly via the Harvester UI then yes@witty-jelly-95845, kindly elaborate and point me to any available documentation on this?
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