No Hyperv CDP

[jayscarff]

Hi All,
Just looking to confirm the CDP will not be working with Hyperv right?

[wishr]

Hi Jayson,

Correct, as CDP utilizes vSphere I/O filtering capabilities that are not present in Hyper-V.

Thanks

[Gostev]

Microsoft really dropped the ball on Hyper-V some years ago, mentally labeling its feature set "good enough" and going all-in with the cloud. But I think last year it finally struck them that the future is not Azure (as they like to think), but rather hybrid cloud. So we now see their Hyper-V investments trend reversing with them releasing Azure HCI, meaning there's still hope!

Overall though, Hyper-V market share has been shrinking incredibly fast. Even from Veeam perspective, the percentage of Hyper-V deployments went from solid twenties to single digits over the past 3 years or so, with most customers switching to VMware. And unless this trend reverses, soon it will make no business sense for Veeam to continue investing into Hyper-V support...

[karsten123]

Hi Anton,
are there any news for Hyperv CDP?

Thank you in advance

[Gostev]

No changes for now... Hyper-V market share keeps reducing, Azure HCI did not really manage to reverse the trend yet.

[Mrtwinklle]

Hi ,
my question is regarding to Veeam CDP , does Hyper v supported or not?

[Mildur]

Hi Bilal

It's only supported for vSphere.
HyperV is not capable of doing CDP. CDP uses the vSphere APIs for I/O filtering (VAIO).

[futureweb]

New Year - same Question - did anything change here in relation to CDP + Hyper-V?
Also may I ask if you still see reduction of Hyper-V shares as Gostev said in his comment or did it stabilize or grow again?!

[rwgs]

I'd like to know too. What's the current usage, especially given the recent announcements/changes at VMWare?

[Gostev]

The usage has been reducing slowly but steadily in the past two years.

[kaffeine]

It will probably take a while to see the effects of the VMWare turmoil (due to long renewing cycles, PoCs needed to test alternative systems, etc.), but I suppose Hyper-V will definitely be one of the platforms that people will go to after jumping the VMWare ship, being it Azure HCI or vanilla Windows Server with Hyper-V enabled. On the last Ignite event MSFT teased multiple features they'll bring to Windows Server vNext, so the Hyper-V technology itself is definitely not dead.

[rleon]

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