Kirill Korotaev wrote:
Martin,
I guess Xen?
Thanks,
Kirill
Hi Kirill,
sorry for the off-topic but as I seen the news post from Redhat they
offer virtualization with RHEL5, GUI for management and other nice
features. Do you have any idea what virtualization product they use for
this purpose?
Regards,
Martin
Yes, RHEL5 would support Xen "para virtualised guests OS's." It would be
interesting to see if the Xen GUI tools become available in CentOS.
RH are recommending a minimum "physical memory" per active guest of 512MB.
I've always found the OS Virtualisation/shared kernel of
Virtuozzo/OpenVZ more suitable for hosting and there is more control
over resources.
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Best Regards
Paul Lee
Operations Manager
Weycrest Solutions Limited
<www> www.weycrest.co.uk
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