nate wrote:
Cathrow cautioned, however, that although Red Hat will continue to develop new features for both platforms, it "might not make sense" to incorporate all the latest enhancements in Xen, he said.
... Redhat are not the only people working on Xen and the Linux kernel...
"Xen's been a great solution, but KVM offers more innovation and faster features," Cathrow said. "Technology moves forward, and KVM is the future."
I agree. However KVM isnt here yet, does not work that well and does not have anywhere near the momentum / userbase that Xen has today. So while I totally agree KVM is quite cool, I am not giving up on my Xen installs quite yet. Besides, who knows what the future holds :D there might even be something to top KVM, like a hypervisor in the bios of the machine... hey, isnt that where this started from in the first place!
And keep in mind that you cant even install KVM in a stable supported setup today. A situation that is looking quite unlikely to change for a while yet.
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