All Posts Tagged With: "kvm"
The End of Neverland, What Neverland ?
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Stop the presses, RedHat and AMD
just announced the end of
Neverland.
The big News seems to be that RedHat and AMD managed to do Live migration of a virtual machine between 2 different CPU Vendors.
Now given my age and my starting alzheimer, LinuxKongress 2005 in Hamburg
seems like ages ago,
As a speaker giving [...]
The Future of Xen At Red Hat
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As you might know, most of the development for the upcoming Red Hat releases is happening in the Fedora project, so if you want to keep an eye on what’s going to happen in future RedHat releases Fedora is a good place to look.
Reuven pointed out that the next Fedora release (Fedora 10) won’t [...]
28Oct2008 | Kris Buytaert | 0 comments | ContinuedopenQRM 4.1 Released With Support for KVM
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Matt just sent mail to let us know that the openQRM team has released a fresh openQRM 4.1
After the initial 4.0 release of the “next generation” of openQRM, re-written in PHP, the new release comes with some nice new features. the most important one being the addition of . support for KVM-Virtualization And [...]
RedHat Picks Up Qumranet
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According to
Globes,
RedHat has acquired
Qumranet (confirmed via
press release)
“Redhat announced its acquisition of Israeli virtualization start-up Qumranet Inc. for about $100 million, ending a long period of rumors. This is Red Hat’s first acquisition in Israel, and it will turn the Linux software company into a market leader in virtualization. Qumranet [...]
IBM launches the open-ovf project
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Scott Moser from IBM’s Systems Technology Group has released the first version of the open-ovf project. OVF is a standard packaging format for virtual machines and software appliances. The open-ovf project is seeking contributors and users to help establish OVF as a transparent and platform-neutral method for packaging virtual machine images.
The goal [...]
Qumranet Announces Craig Bauman as Vice President of Sales and Channel Chief
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Qumranet, with its hosted desktop virtualization product,
Solid ICE,
announced that
Craig Bauman has joined the company as the vice president of sales and channels. Bauman will be responsible for launching the Qumranet Partner Program and leading the sales organization through its recent grow th stage.
Buaman joins Qumranet from TriActive. Prior to joining [...]
Virtualization Workloads, a comparative study in Open Source environments
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At the
Ottawa Linux Symposium, Benoit de Lingeris and his team from
Revolution Linux presented their
paper “Virtualization of Linux Server, a comparative study“, mostly the work of Fernando L. Camargos in pursuit of his Masters degree in Computer Science.
They looked at
VirtualBox,
Xen,
KVM,
OpenVZ,
LinuxVServer and KQemu in an 64bit mode for [...]
Rich Wolski on Eucalyptus: Open Source Cloud Computing (Video Interview – 2/2)
We have sent our enthusiastic cloud computing koala Toon Vanagt to San Francisco to interview Eucalyptus Director Rich Wolski at the O’Reilly Velocity conference. You can find the second part of this exclusive video interview right here.
18Jul2008 | Toon Vanagt | 0 comments | ContinuedNew Linux Kernel: More Support for Virtualization
Nearly three months in the making, the new Linux kernel (version 2.6.26) announced by Linus Torvalds through a mailing list, boasts read-only bind mounts, “big-iron” KVM ports, USB webcam support, 802.11s mesh WiFi, built-in support for remote kernel debugging, and a host of embedded architecture improvements, among other enhancements.
16Jul2008 | Robin Wauters | 0 comments | ContinuedRich Wolski on Eucalyptus: Open Source Cloud Computing (Video Interview – 1/2)
We have sent our enthusiastic cloud computing koala Toon Vanagt to San Francisco to interview Eucalyptus Director Rich Wolski at the O’Reilly Velocity conference. You can find the first part of this exclusive video interview right here (we’ll post the second part tomorrow).
8Jul2008 | Toon Vanagt | 4 comments | ContinuedRed Hat Unveils Virtualization Strategy At Boston Summit
Red Hat unveils its virtualization strategy with a new embeddable hypervisor and management console, it announced at the Red Hat Summit conference in Boston.
19Jun2008 | Robin Wauters | 2 comments | ContinuedKVM vs Xen, Who Will Win The Fight?
As KVM is gaining more and more popularity by being adopted in several Linux distributions, including Ubuntu, the battle between different virtualization technologies continues to be interesting. Meanwhile, Ian Pratt and Benny Schnaider are using strong words against each other.
9May2008 | Kris Buytaert | 0 comments | Continued
You can use DRBD to this with kvm/xen 
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this is very interesting,The software enables the consolidation by keeping the infrastructure update completely transparent to the ESX hypervisor, . 
yeah,Sourcefire is now shipping its first VMware-based virtual appliances. 
im 3 year exp in DWDM monitoring