On Sun, 27 Mar 2011 14:21:45 -0700
David Brian Chait <dchait@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> The two things that always comes to mind when I am considering a
> virtualization solution is extent of tool set/support, and the general
> acceptance of the technology. For those two reasons I nearly always
> implement VMware, it has a mature set of tools, a wide range of
> functionality, and sits at a very manageable price point. No true open
> source solution really comes close, you can approximate parts of it, but
> in the end it turns into a support issue that can pose a significant
> headache.
True.
I've deployed Virtuozzo for a large web hosting company and found it
superior to vmware in about every aspect that mattered in a web hosting
environment.
OpenVZ on the other hand is about at the same level as xen, kvm and
similiar opensource solutions. Well, not so much a solution, but a building
block to help you build your own solution to your particular problem.
--
Jure PeÄar
http://jure.pecar.org
http://f5j.eu
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