On Mon, May 6, 2013 at 10:00 PM, Alain Péan <[email protected]> wrote:
> Le 06/05/2013 17:28, Luca Fornasari a écrit : > > To answer your question I belive the best virtualization technology you > can use is KVM/Qemu but doing this with PVE can be an hard task. > > At this point I'd go for libvirt/kvm on Wheezy (just released yesterday). > > > I don't see where it is hard to use KVM/Qemu with PVE. I am using > exclusively KVM on PVE and the web management interface make it very easy. > With the bare metal install, all you need for that is installed and > configured at once. > If you want to use libvirt/kvm, you better have to do it wirh RHEL, or at > least CentOS, but it will not provides for example a cluster from scratch > to manage your nodes. > For that, you would have to use for example ovirt (clone of RHEVM) but it > is not available directly in CentOS (and much more complex)... > Hi Alain, the original poster is planning to use UltraSPARC CPUs; so no RedHat/CentOS! At this point he should go for a Proxmox PVE with a kernel from Debian ... I'd have fun doing such a setup but I cannot say it is good for a production (stable) env. Ciao Luca
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