We're looking for a virtualisation platform to deploy in our production environment (local government network). After considering VMWare, we're probably most interested in Xen. We would be using RHEL/CentOS hosts, so I'm wondering how much time and energy to put into Xen if it will be "deprecated" in 12-18 months. The boss has sensibly ruled out KVM/Ovirt for the time being. I guess RH will make sure Xen->KVM migration fairly seamless when the time comes. My boss seems most interested in a paid XenSource enterprise solution, which apparently runs on CentOS? Karanbir Singh wrote: > admin wrote: >> So when can we expect KVM/Ovirt to ship as RHEL/CentOS's default >> virtualisation solution? >> > > oVirt itself is in beta now - you should be able to get pkgs and try it > out NOW. and for most part, it works fine ( in the small scope of > testing that I've done personally ) > > - KB > _______________________________________________ > CentOS-virt mailing list > CentOS-virt@xxxxxxxxxx > http://lists.centos.org/mailman/listinfo/centos-virt >
