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Revision 1 as of 2006-12-07 05:29:25
LinuxVirt:
  • Xen

Xen is a hypervisor based virtualization technology originating at the University of Cambridge, nowadays developed largely by the company [http://www.xensource.com/ XenSource]. Xen introduced the concept of paravirtualization, which allows for extremely high performance virtualization provided that the guest virtual machine runs a modified operating system kernel.

Xen also supports full virtualization (running unmodified operating systems) on processors with Intel VT or AMD-V technology.

Xen is available in many Linux distributions, however ["lhype"] and ["KVM"] appear to be making more progress at getting merged into the upstream kernel...

Links:

  • [http://www.xensource.com/ XenSource]

  • [http://jailtime.org/ Jailtime] a site with many different Xen guest images.


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