Windows server 2012 R2 - hyper-v boot?

Question

Hyper-V

Good afternoon!!! Interested in such a thing, there is an article on habrahabr.ru habrahabr.ru/post/244661 about loading the OS from disk storage. I am planning a hyper-v cluster of 10 servers, I want to save on disks, since you only need to raise windows and hyper-v on servers, combine it all into a cluster and connect it to 2 storage systems. What is the issue with saving money on disks for servers, and running windows as in the article. Does it make sense or is it the thoughts of a maniac and you should not reinvent the wheel.

Answer 1

I'm not interested in the launch of windows itself, but in the operation of servers without disks, i.e. how Windows behaves and in general it makes sense to start such a hemorrhoid. Or buy 2 disks for each server, put them in raid 1 and not worry.

Answer 2

Not all network cards support iSCSI boot, so you need to look at what kind of equipment you have there.
Hyper-V supports network boot: www.hyper-v.nu/archives/hvredevoort/2011/04/scvmm-...