Re: a streaming server on a kvm virtual machine?

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For a heavily I/O-bound load such as media streaming, it's better not to use virtualization. There are some newer technologies such as SR-IOV which may mitigate these problems, but I don't particularly suggest straying that close to the bleeding edge on a presumably mission-critical system.

If you really want to be able to compartmentalize tasks running on this hardware, look at BSD jails, OpenVZ or Virtuozzo for an alternate non-virtualization approach which doesn't have as much overhead on I/O-heavy loads.

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