On 23/08/2008, at 9:48 AM, Gregor Mosheh wrote:
I'm dying to know the real-life scenario underlying this, why you
don't hand someone either a Xen or a OpenVZ, but a Xen so they can
create their own OpenVZs. Do you have multiple IT departments, for
example, working on different products, and you want them to self-
administer the creation of VEs? Do you have some 128-CPU cluster
running Xen and you sell Xen Doms so they can resell OpenVZ VEs?
We do all our hosting on either OpenVZ or Xen.
One of my physical servers may be a big beasty divided into a number
of Xen guests. One of these may be a Linux VM running many OpenVZ
children. The OpenVZ host doesn't care that it is itself a virtual
machine.
The advantages of virtualisation can be applied to more than one
level, if you have the resources, and the use cases could be many and
varied.
regards,
Peter.
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