Yeah, i know ;) hence the link in my email.
Most people will associate VPS with Software such as OpenVZ and
Virtuozzo, so i use it in their place unless i need to otherwise.
Miz wrote:
Careful slinging virtualization terms around.
"VPS" is marketing-speak.
"VPS" is just another word for a 'virtualized instance', be it Xen, OpenVZ, or
VMware.
~Miz
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tom Leighton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "hlds linux" <hlds_linux@list.valvesoftware.com>
Sent: Friday, September 21, 2007 3:43:21 AM (GMT-0500) America/New_York
Subject: Re: [hlds_linux] VMware
I would be more inclined to run servers in a "VPS" if you want them
fully separated... It will use a lot less resources than VMWare...
http://www.openvz.org
Scott Pettit wrote:
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Hello all,
Been a while since my last posting here...
Has anyone experimented with running SRCDS in a VMware guest? I'm
curious as to how you find the performance. In some brief testing this
afternoon I configured:
Host Ubuntu Feisty
Guest Ubuntu Dapper (Feisty kept hanging during the install)
Guest configured with one CPU only (my intention is to run two single
CPU Guests on a dual core) and 512MB RAM assigned. VMware tools was
installed in the guest OS.
Hardware: P4D 2.8, 2GB RAM
After directing some gamers at it they all reported that it performed
really well, I was expecting quite a performance penalty due to
virtualisation but it appears to be minimal.
That said, I couldn't get the FPS very high (stuck around 30-40), though
I'm presently recompiling the host and guest with 1000HZ kernels to see
if this rectifies it.
While I haven't done anything extensive as yet, it does appear to be a
good option at first looks - so I guess the question is whether anyone
is is doing/has tried this and what were your results on what hardware?
-Scott
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