Xen 3.1, XenEnterprise and RHEL
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| Xen 3.1 represents the fruition of some of the last key elements
| missing in the Xen engine, bringing near feature parity with VMWare's
| core capabilities. Look for rapid development of the tools to manage
| the engine in the coming months. Or, if you want to try it out now,
| Fedora 7 just came out -- go download a copy!
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http://enterpriselinuxlog.blogs.techtarget.com/2007/05/31/xen-31-xenenterprise-and-rhel/
On open source management and virtualisation:
Conversation with Javier Soltero, CEO of Hyperic
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| Hyperic already supports an amazing list of hardware architectures,
| operating systems, application frameworks and data management tools.
| This is due to the strength of the community they've attracted
| no doubt.
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http://blogs.zdnet.com/virtualization/?p=157
Related and recent:
New Xen Opens Up a Little More
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| Xen 3.1 extends the open source virtualization technology with
| new API support, improved 64-bit paravirtualization and a feature
| for moving virtual machines on the fly. Xen is an included
| component in a number of Linux distributions, including Red
| Hat, Novell and Ubuntu.
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http://www.internetnews.com/dev-news/article.php/3679171
Xen beats VMware to native 64-bit punch
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| That's somewhat of a coup for open source Xen virtualization, which in
| other respects has lagged behind VMware's ESX hypervisor. VMware
| officially added 64-bit guest support to ESX this fall with the
| launch of version 3.0.1, even though the hypervisor itself runs
| as a 32-bit application.
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http://searchservervirtualization.techtarget.com/originalContent/0,289142,sid94_gci1255875,00.html
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