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On Wednesday 20 June 2007 10:59:40 Benedikt Boehm wrote: |
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> > I am going to run more than 5 guest os on on server , so maybe VMware is |
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> > not suit for me ＠_@ |
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> it seems like you want os-level virtualization aka linux-vserver and openvz |
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> no overhead, very easy deployment... |
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that is, when you run guests which are using the host kernel, implying you run |
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a linux guest. here I'd definitely recomment you to use linux-vserver/openvz |
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over any other technique as you won't need any kind of paravirtualization - |
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or at least *usually* won't need. |
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Here in our company I've set up 7 mac-mini's with 2GB RAM each serving 5 guest |
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nodes to simulate the production environment. quite fun ;) |
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for my home, i also want to try out other OSes aswell, like win32, so there |
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I'm giving kvm a try (asap) and maybe can help pushing the ebuilds into the |
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tree ;) |
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Regards, |
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Christian Parpart. |
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