Il Friday 18 January 2008 15:42:06 max bianco ha scritto: > I have not used VMWare so I cannot comment on its performance. I > did a quick google search on VMWare vs. Xen and got a few hits > but most look like opinion pieces. I am just starting to use > virtualization with Fedora and i installed the Xen kernel and > wasn't to impressed with the performance of the virtual > machine(winXP). At this point I am not sure why it was so sluggish. > It could have been something I did or didn't do. I know there is a > mailing list for fedora virtualization stuff (that's not the > official name) but I haven't found the time to play with it much so > please add a grain of salt to my pronouncements. In the coming > weeks i will be getting into it alot more and will have more info. > If we can keep the thread alive then I will report back here. What > has your experience with VMWare been? > > -Max I haven't played very much with any of them (a bit more with vmware esx server) but performance-wise my experiences were much more positive with qemu+kqemu than with xen (paravirtualized or not), kvm and vmware. I expected much better speed with a PV Solaris/Nevada under xen, but the opposite was true :( Even taking CPU load into account, at least in my tests, qemu+kqemu was the best combination. All guest OS were either XP or Solaris with 512 MB or 1 GB of ram, out of a total of 2GB. If someone can share a satisfying configuration for a PV Linux or Solaris guest I'll be happy to test it. Nico -- fedora-list mailing list fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-list
