On Thu, May 05, 2011 at 01:58:04PM +0200, carlopmart wrote: > On 05/05/2011 01:52 PM, przemolicc at poczta.fm wrote: > >>>> > >>> > >>> What vmware version do you use: server, esxi?? What type of applications > >>> do you run under these vms?? > >>> > >> > >> How mature is your organization? > >> How big will this get? > > > > Why ? > > I thought about technical comparison of both approaches. > > Then having it you can see if this particular approach is suitable for you. > > > > Regards > > Przemyslaw Bak (przemol) > > > > Which type of comporasion do you need?? Well, it seems that Best Practise would be better name for what I am looking for :-) > - How many vms supports each one?? I am looking for information like below: - when you use KVM using more KVM VMs then X is not advisable since ... > - How many nodes can install inside a cluster?? > - How many ram can I assign to a vm?? As many as appliaction need. > - Hard and soft limits on both platforms??? > - What type of storage is supported on both platforms??? In general when you have many OS-es (CentOS) you face following problems: - how to keep up with package updates ? - how about security - is it easier to manage many CentOS-es or just one with many KVMs ? - how to keep up with application maintenance (mysql, postgresql, apache, dns, etc) ? Which approach would be better/easier ? Regards Przemyslaw Bak (przemol) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Mamy je -rozwiazania z j.polskiego! http://linkint.pl/f29a8