Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-virtual (33 mails)

[Alexey Eremenko <al4321@xxxxxxxxx>]

> 2. is something I need to think about. VirtualBox sounds like the wrong
> choice to me though. I'm running virtual servers on that host and Xen
> sounds much more natural to use as VirtualBox (which looks quite
> desktopish to me. I'm using it at home to run Windows or Factory.)
> KVM might be the way to go then?

Are there any KVM features not in VirtualBox ? VirtualBox is
universal. At first it was developed as a desktop virtualizer, but as
of v3.2 it has gained plenty of server features. Live migration,
Memory page sharing, VDE network, VNC server, GuestExecute, VirtIO
network, FlexiNetwork, SMP, CPU-hotplug, ...

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-Alexey Eromenko "Technologov"
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