Hello, My name is Yoann Dandine, I'm in placement for my studies. I'm french, then my english is not really good but I hope you'll understand.
I have to provide virtual machines for testing the application my company is working on. I've to test the installation and how it runs on some linux distributions and windows versions. I find a lot of solutions but paravirtualization don't seem to work with Windows and full virtualization seems to be better for my case. Do you agree with this ? Then KVM seems to be the best solution for my needs, being free, deployed on all linux distributions, supporting HVM, with a nice future in sight. I think KVM could be a better choice than Xen because I read that it has better performances, simpler to use (that's quite important because I'm not experimented in virtualization) but maybe not even advanced as Xen at the moment. I would really like some opinions on this, I've to provide solutions with their pros and cons soon and I want to provide THE good solution for the company. About it, the company is small/medium, looking for this solution and maybe extending then to a cloud platform (but it is not really important at the moment, the possibility of extension would be interesting). I've read that KVM is used and some companies are leaving Xen for it at the moment or would like to. Then the Red Hat choice to turn RHEV based on KVM confirms that. I've also read a lot about VMware solutions, Hyper-V server, Parallels, VirtualBox, Proxmox VE, oVirt but it doesn't seems to be really great for my company's needs. I may miss a lot of things then, I would like to know it and if there is important things I don't know yet. And what you or some experimented people could recommend for this company. Thanks, Yoann Dandine. -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe kvm" in the body of a message to majord...@vger.kernel.org More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
