04-28-2014 10:41 AM
Hi There,
One of our customer would like to check, if the Cisco Prime Infrastructure can be hosted in a Cloud environment to run? I.e like in a AWS or Microsoft Azure platform?
-Siva Prasad
04-28-2014 01:26 PM
Prime Infrastructure requires a VMware ESXi host server (or a Cisco hardware appliance) in order for you to install it in the first place.
You cannot install it on a generic Linux instance as it comes as a packaged OVA (Open virtual Appliance) file that has it's own customized and hardened Linux (based on RHEL) built-in.
09-24-2020 06:41 AM
Hello Marvin and all, It will be very helpful if you can answer my below query
Do we have that feasibility now to install Cisco Prime Infrastructure v3.7 or latest on Cloud (Microsoft Azure)?
if yes, can you share any link where Cisco documented it as possible?
09-24-2020 07:36 AM
- Following up on Marvins'-reply : - You need at least a supported hypervisor ; check release notes or data sheet(s) for more info ; besides that ; it may loose it's affinity with the Intranet as important events or alarms could get lost between the clouded-Prime and core-switches (e.g.). More fundamental , if the Intranet is business-critical you need to rely on a local-prime instance (probably) to be able to perform critical managerial tasks at all times.
M.
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