OpenQRM marries management with virtualization
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| With many of today's systems and network management tools tied to
| physical machines, silicon valley start-up Qlusters is touting
| its open source openQRM suite as a bridge to the virtual world.
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http://www.linuxworld.com.au/index.php?id=270546269&rid=-50
Microsoft takes a step into virtualisation by liaising with a sponosor of
OpenVZ. Just like Xen (or PHP/Zend, perhaps even Novell), Microsoft tries to
/buy/ an advantage. It has already acquired a virtualisation company, but it
also gets pacts with the other [players. It knows it has fallen behind
Linux, so it's trying to reverse things, using cash.
Virtualizer SWsoft To Unveil Free Microsoft Support
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| "We want to create a 'one-stop shop' for virtualization, from the
| consumer to the enterprise," Daniel said. This environment will
| span Linux, Windows, and MacOS--an operating system already
| supported by Parallels--in addition to other platforms.
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http://www.linuxplanet.com/linuxplanet/newss/6359/1/
Yesterday:
The Year of Virtualization
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| I think that Windows will continue to succumb to Linux in the data
| center, MySQL and Postgres will continue to win projects that once
| fell to Oracle and DB/2.
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http://virtualization.sys-con.com/read/162110_p.htm
Virtualization: Linux's killer app
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| Think about it. Even Microsoft supports running Linux on its Virtual
| Server product. Why would it do that? Wouldn't an OS partitioning
| technology, such as that used by OpenVz or Sun Solaris, be more in
| keeping with the kind of homogeneous environments that Microsoft
| would like to see? Why would Microsoft invest its resources to
| support a virtual machine technology that can only open the
| door to Linux in the datacenter?
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http://www.infoworld.com/article/07/02/19/08OPopenent_1.html
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