Roberto Pereyra ha scritto: > 2007/5/10, Daniel de Kok <danieldk at pobox.com>: >> On Thu, 2007-05-10 at 11:23 +0200, Lorenzo wrote: >> > Also is very easy to migrate one virtual machine to a server to another >> > for maintenance/reboots. >> >> (Live) migration is also possible with Xen. >> >> > What I don't like of Xen is the slow restart and the disk management >> > (either dedicated partition or image file) which can lead to slower >> > backup and harder migration; instead I'm attracted by the standard and >> > fully supported kernel. >> > >> > Does anyone have experience on Xen and have advice on which could be >> the >> > best compromise between the two solutions? Of course with Xen I have to >> > start all over on learning but... hey I'm a Linux fan, I like to learn! >> >> An additional advantage of Xen is that it works with SELinux without >> much hassle. >> >> -- Daniel > > > Hi > > Here: > > http://forum.lxlabs.com/index.php?t=msg&th=374&start=0& > > discuss on this subject. > > Roberto > I was "underestimating" both issues (SELinux and RAM management). As of now I would take some more time to evaluate and learn Xen and do the big jump later on. Thank you very much Lorenzo