Enterprise Server Structure and Security Practices Layout?

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jxl1145
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Enterprise Server Structure and Security Practices Layout?

Post by jxl1145 » 2014/10/16 20:36:41

Hello,

My question is:

From a production / Enterprise server layout can someone help give input on layout?

I am just learning.

For my KVM's:

I have a physical server, 4 KVM's: 2 server VM's, 2 client VM's

I am wondering about real-life set-ups?

I assume at least one physical server ? The Domain Server?
Then either several other physical servers for possibly other functions or using KVM's like a DNS, FTP, Proxy servers?
I've been told you would do this because it minimizes production impact since the VM's are only doing one main service?

I also assume roll-over VM's and / or back-up images setup to minimize downtime?

Thank You,

Lowry

jxl1145
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Re: Enterprise Server Structure and Security Practices Layou

Post by jxl1145 » 2014/10/16 20:39:47

I apologize, this may need moved to networking, but it also may be under security regarding Proxy, Firewall, and reduced downtime. Note sure. :)

aks
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Re: Enterprise Server Structure and Security Practices Layou

Post by aks » 2014/10/17 16:32:38

I'm not sure what you're asking, but yes having each VM doing a single thing is a good idea. Then you can cluster VMs for redudency if you need to.

Regards

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