Tenants in Common. Tenants in common provides for multiple percentages of ownership interest, if desired, and inheritance rights for the heirs of each grantee. When someone who is a tenant in common with another person dies, the interest the deceased person has does not automatically pass to the other owner.
Nutanix has its own hypervisor called Acropolis Hypervisor aka AHV. Nutanix Acropolis Hypervisor is highly customized, Linux based KVM, running on Linux CentOS 6.5. AHV is a integrated part of Nutanix Xtreme Compute platform â more about Nutanix XCP you read here â Nutanix XCP. As every hypervisor, AHV needs to be updated or upgraded, from time to time. Upgrade process of Nutanix Acropolis Hypervisor is extremely simple and painless.
But because some customers require the ability to support multiple concurrent node failures without the chance of data loss or unavailability, RF3 has been required. Enter Nutanix Erasure Coding (EC-X)! Now lets say you have a 32 node cluster where each node has 10TB RAW. With RF3 we would have approx 3.33TB usable per node for a total of 106.56TB in the cluster. With EC-X enabled (assuming EC-X has been applied to all data) the usable capacity would DOUBLE to 6.66TB per node and 213.12TB for the cluster. Hereâs how it works. For RF3, the Nutanix Distributed Storage Fabric writes and maintains three copies of each piece of data.