Hello,

I´m new to virtualization and opennebula. Actual I'm planning to virtualize 
some software systems in our company.
The goal is, to provide some programs to client computers in office. 
Accordingly when a user asks for a program, opennebula should instance an 
os-template with the program installed and the user can work with it. When work 
is done, the instance should be shutdown and the instance be deleted.
Other option would be, that opennebula provides the programs to the users 
dynamically in instances depended on the count of users who need it at the 
moment.
A scenario would be: A user connects to opennebula server by vnc, then 
opennebula automatically make an instance and the vnc connection to the 
instance is established. After closing the connection or shutdown of the 
virtual os the instance should be deleted.
The programs I want to provide are no server programs. So they are running when 
a user needs them, then they should stop for saving resources.

Is this possible to do with opennebula or is there another possibility?

Opennebula would run on a Debian-host with Windows or Mac guests. I guess this 
is possible with Xen Hypervisor.

Looking forward to you answer.
Greetings from Germany.


Yours sincerely

Martin Zangl
state-certified technician (electrical engineering)
system administrator

hm-pv GmbH
Schmitzdorferstr. 2a
93482 Pemfling/Grafenkirchen
Germany

www.hm-pv.de

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