Hi, On Wed, Dec 11, 2013 at 10:49:10PM +0200, Mark Tinka wrote: > We are looking at deploying dedicated route reflectors on 1U > Dell or HP servers against inside ESXi or Qemu/KVM > hypervisors, mostly to benefit from the super quick multi- > core CPU's and tons of fast RAM that you just don't get in > routers.
What's the benefit of adding another layer of problems between your
hardware and your "routing daemon"?
I can see the benefit of virtualization if what you have in there
is hard to transport to a different hardware (like "windows systems
and hardware drivers") or when you want to make more efficient use
of your mostly-unused super quick CPUs, but "single VM on single
hardware" seems... complicated to me.
gert
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