Configuring virtual machines on multiple hosts in vSphere involves the following steps:
1. Configure Networking: Configure a network to enable communication between the virtual machines on different hosts. You can use either a virtual switch or a physical switch.
1. Create a Virtual Machine: Create a virtual machine on one of the hosts in vSphere. Ensure that you assign it adequate resources such as memory, storage, and CPU.
1. Configure Storage: Configure the storage system on your hosts. You can have a separate storage area network (SAN) or use shared storage.
1. Clone the Virtual Machine: Create clones of the virtual machine to replicate the same configurations on other hosts.
1. Migrate Virtual Machine: Use the vSphere vMotion feature to move one or more virtual machines from one host to another.
1. Configure Resource Poolling: Set up resource allocation and management policies for virtual machines based on their importance and usage.
1. Set Up High Availability: Ensure high availability of virtual machines by configuring a failover system that automatically moves the virtual machine to another host in case of a failure.
Overall, configuring virtual machines on multiple hosts in vSphere requires the proper use of networking, storage and migration policies to ensure smooth operations while maximizing resources.
