Can you be more specific on what you're looking for? Red Hat documentation covers both bundled host-based (Xen, KVM) and enterprise virtualization (RHEV). The latter includes several products. Other vendors have their own, product-line up and documentation.
Then you have the independent software vendor (ISV) details, like backup. One of the most difficult but regular aspects of my consultation has been to inform individuals, sometimes in front of the vendors involved, when things only work for Windows guests under select HyperVisors, but not for Linux guests on the same HyperVisor. There is often the 1:1 assumption that Linux guests are treated as equals and have similar support under these HyperVisors. It's crucial that one understands what features do and don't work for different guests with both the HyperVisor selection and ISV options and support for that HV running select guests. Hence why I was curious in the prior posts/correspondence on the details. None of these have anything to do with limitations in the Linux platform itself. -- Bryan P.S. VMware has several optimization guides. In 9 out of 10 VMware deployments I've run into where they've only used Windows, their staff has never seen any of them (much less read one). It's often because the UNIX/Linux team was not previous part of the prior VMware integration for Windows, and the Windows team is not familiar with UNIX/Linux at all. Just 100% experience talking here, it's very, very important to differentiate between A) HyperVisor, B) Host OS (if not bundled with the product or in a host USB key) and, last but definitely not least, C) Guest OS(es). ----- Original Message ---- From: "Stainforth, Matthew (SD/DS)" <matthew.stainfo...@gnb.ca> Can you provide some links? I'd like to read more about this. _______________________________________________ rhelv5-list mailing list rhelv5-list@redhat.com https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/rhelv5-list
