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Re: Virtualization... to the original question.. Running Xen on OSX




On Oct 12, 2007, at 12:37 AM, John C. Welch wrote:
You have a room full of Xserves you can only run a single task on at 50%
utilization?

Hit the nail on the head!

This is the real reason why virtualization makes sense.

Initially (that is in the dim ages when hw was expensive) you needed VM b/c the hw was idle and big.

Today the hw is plentiful and inexpensive. That's led to too much hw and too mnay machines and a need to consolidate to reasonable numbers. Thats were VM now makes sense.

But if you're looking to have extra instances just for "play", buy a play box. Your production staff /will/ thank you.

-dhan

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