Comments on: The Marriage of Virtualization and Business http://keenpath.com/blog/marriage-of-virtualization-and-business/ The path between you and your audience. Wed, 21 Jul 2010 17:19:40 +0000 hourly 1 By: Mark Mathson http://keenpath.com/blog/marriage-of-virtualization-and-business/comment-page-1/#comment-556 Mark Mathson Wed, 26 Nov 2008 03:31:55 +0000 http://keenpath.com/?p=111#comment-556 Scott, I appreciate your input regarding OpenVZ! I have read about it, and wanted to demo and experiment with it, but oh so little time. I would appreciate any tips or advice you have to offer. I will be sure to read some of the articles on MontanaLinux.org that you have posted regarding it. Thanks again! Scott, I appreciate your input regarding OpenVZ! I have read about it, and wanted to demo and experiment with it, but oh so little time. I would appreciate any tips or advice you have to offer. I will be sure to read some of the articles on MontanaLinux.org that you have posted regarding it.

Thanks again!

]]> By: Scott Dowdle http://keenpath.com/blog/marriage-of-virtualization-and-business/comment-page-1/#comment-555 Scott Dowdle Tue, 25 Nov 2008 23:26:50 +0000 http://keenpath.com/?p=111#comment-555 Yeah, it's an older post... but why not comment. I lived in Great Falls, MT from 1986-1998 at which point I moved to Billings to work in the IT profession. I now live in the Bozeman area. I've been using Virtualization since my Atari ST days (1985-1994) including: Spectre GCR: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spectre_GCR PC Ditto - A software based emulator PC/DOS emulator I started using Linux in 1995. I bought my first copy of VMware for Linux via pre-order before it was released. I *THINK* that was 1998... or 1999. These days I mostly use virtualization for Linux servers. I use OpenVZ. I also use KVM some. There is a really cool, free (GPLed) product named Proxmox VE (http://pve.proxmox.com/) that supports both OpenVZ Containers and KVM fully-virtualized machines in the same Linux kernel... and it includes a dead simple, bare-metal install CD with a really nice web-based management interface... and clustering support. If you have a CPU with hardware support for virtualization (any server CPU that has been released within the last few years)... check it out. Yeah, it’s an older post… but why not comment.

I lived in Great Falls, MT from 1986-1998 at which point I moved to Billings to work in the IT profession. I now live in the Bozeman area.

I’ve been using Virtualization since my Atari ST days (1985-1994) including:

Spectre GCR: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spectre_GCR
PC Ditto – A software based emulator PC/DOS emulator

I started using Linux in 1995. I bought my first copy of VMware for Linux via pre-order before it was released. I *THINK* that was 1998… or 1999.

These days I mostly use virtualization for Linux servers. I use OpenVZ. I also use KVM some. There is a really cool, free (GPLed) product named Proxmox VE (http://pve.proxmox.com/) that supports both OpenVZ Containers and KVM fully-virtualized machines in the same Linux kernel… and it includes a dead simple, bare-metal install CD with a really nice web-based management interface… and clustering support. If you have a CPU with hardware support for virtualization (any server CPU that has been released within the last few years)… check it out.

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