> No machine emulator/virtualizer can replace a cluster of machines if you
> wish to simulate performance gains. Also, if you wish to test some sort
> of clustering application, you really can't substitute virual machines
> with virtual networks for real ones.
I don't know about that; virtual machines and virtual networks are good
to start with. For starters, they're cheap. When it virtually works is
time to see if it really works.
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