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Unfortunately it has to be vmware. Xen is excellent fro many things, but |
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this ESX server is considerably different to most things. Anyways, aside |
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from that the choice of product has been made. Just not the decision to |
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go with it. So that's what this is for. Some real life feedback. |
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On Wed, 2005-05-04 at 23:37 +0200, Jan Kundrát wrote: |
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> John Mylchreest wrote: |
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> > basically, What I was wanting to know is actual hands-on experience. |
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> > Whats it like? Pros? Cons? What to watch out for? what its exceptionally |
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> > good at? whats it exceptionally bad at? bugs? all the normal kind of |
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> > questions really. How is it so different to vmware workstation? what big |
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> > management (of guest OS and resource allocation) features are there? |
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> *Really* OT here, but you may find Xen (http://xen.sourceforge.net/) |
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> interesting. |
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> -jkt |
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