Adam,
If you used an old version of Hyper-V and especially old versions of LIS,
there’s a night and day difference compared to recent versions. Don’t forget
that Hyper-V technology is used in Azure, so MSFT has all the reason to invest
on optimizations.
Getting to the benchmarks, all Rally tes
In regards to these benchmarks honestly I don't think that the measurement
results are objective enough.
According to my past experiences with Hyper-v Microsoft's hypervisor
heavily uses block layer caching also for guest read/write operations.
AFAIK this is very different to Linux+KVM or VMware wh
Hyper-V support in OpenStack is alive and well, see for example this blog
series comparing KVM and Hyper-V: [1].
The fact that SUSE / HPE might or might not support it, is just a matter of
commercial choices unrelated to the upstream projects (which is what matters in
this ML). Other vendors (e
Hello,
We are using HPE Helion Openstack . For a long time they are always removing
hyper-v support from their distro. We started to discuss with SUSE and i
believe everybody know HPE HOS and SUSE Openstack are migratated and it will
become single product and we learn from SUSE they are als
