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Following is a high-level overview of how VCS manages virtual machines in the Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization (RHEV) environment:
Physical machines form a cluster with VCS installed on them.
See the Veritas InfoScale Installation Guide for installation information.
CPU and memory resources are made available to host virtual machines on all nodes in the cluster.
VCS is installed on all the hosts to manage the virtual machines.
The operating system is installed on the virtual machine on any one host.
The virtual machine is configured as a KVMGuest resource in VCS.