Some factors swaying my boss towards Xen/XenSource:
On the quotes we've been getting, XenSource would cost half of what
VMWare ESX would cost (not the stripped down free download obviously).
We are a cash-strapped organisation, so the difference is significant.
We are also looking to move as
Hello
I have one question about cluster and vmware.
I have about 10 computers they are all old once from 1g and 256 ram.
And now im thinking of putting them all toghter in one cluster.
This cluster should be an high performing so all computers share they
performance.
Now on this cluster i
On the quotes we've been getting, XenSource would cost half of what
VMWare ESX would cost (not the stripped down free download obviously).
We are a cash-strapped organisation, so the difference is significant.
Download the free ESXi and give it a whirl. Thats so much good software for
free!
jlc
My experience has primarly been with Xen.
I have helped a company successfully deploy Xen on CentOS. They had
a really nice cobbler setup and were able to leverage it nicely to make
the transition to virtuals easy.
They found our running xen book (http://runningxen.com) a great resource.
On Thu, 2008-09-11 at 14:11 +0200, Mattias Hemmingsson wrote:
Hello
I have one question about cluster and vmware.
I have about 10 computers they are all old once from 1g and 256 ram.
And now im thinking of putting them all toghter in one cluster.
This cluster should be an high performing
On Thu, 11 Sep 2008, Todd Deshane wrote:
My experience has primarly been with Xen.
I have helped a company successfully deploy Xen on CentOS. They had
a really nice cobbler setup and were able to leverage it nicely to make
the transition to virtuals easy.
They found our running xen book
hey -- I have and LIKE that book ;)
I'll second that. I have a few and this one is hands down, the best to date.
jlc
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