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Well, you need a daemon to track the QEMU processes on KVM.  Unless you cop out and use libvirt there instead.  But, really, that's cheating.

As far as the replacements go, frankly, I think KuJoe's VPSM is the one that is most likely to be successful. Hopefully they don't write the node-facing software in PHP or anything which does not provide a secure execv() implementation by default.  That'd be a major bummer, dude. I think...

Not to talk smack but 100% of the people I have mentioned this to believe it's going to either: be a disaster. not be completed.

The main thing here is that you want something lightweight and generally already available. This is why we implemented the node management agents in Cloudware using Python.  It's already there on most systems, and it provides a safe execv() through the subprocess library (which is part of...

Single-homed to Seabone with supplemental peering.  It could certainly be better too...

Uhh, LOL.  I do not think anyone would care about someone removing a pointless license check from a piece of open source software.  See also: the giant X-Chat Win32 debacle of last decade.

The critical thing security-wise is that your middleware running on the hypervisor nodes should have a strict API definition and that should restrict itself to execv() and such things, never anything which invokes a shell like system() or Perl's backtick operator. Also, your middleware should...

LOL. Yeah, because the fact that your source being completely public won't make it completely trivial to null the license checking, right?  Right?  Oh, wait, yes it will.

OVH Beauharnois: traceroute to 173.249.154.20 (173.249.154.20), 30 hops max, 46 byte packets 1 bhs1.cloud.tortois.es (142.4.216.9) 0.093 ms 0.138 ms 0.067 ms 2 142.4.216.252 (142.4.216.252) 116.306 ms 0.509 ms 0.334 ms 3 * * * 4 * 198.27.73.204 (198.27.73.204) 8.732 ms * 5...

Well, again, the background of this is that we built a virtualization cluster that runs Xen. But ultimately the system can be fairly hypervisor-agnostic -- the main loss of functionality would be Xen-specific features like our Xen performance profiling capabilities.

If you guys are interested, we will do an audit of the codebase for free as a service to the FOSS hosting community.

It is possible to connect it to KVM as well, but an agent would have to be written. If someone is interested in it, we could be contracted to add the functionality for a fee. Cloudware does support Xen in HVM mode, so for our direct needs, KVM support is uninteresting.  Ultimately it's the...

I would like to point out that there is a free, open-source commercial-friendly panel that has existed for some time. Cloudware is the latest generation of virtualization orchestration done by myself and my team.  We are the team that built all of the technical innovations behind the RapidXen...

Indeed, there was a bad situation involving us going to Neosurge's colo at Fremont-2 and being denied entry.  We found out about a very large bill and HE even asked if we intended to pay it on Neosurge's behalf (I wish I were kidding). Mike was livid. Haven't heard anything about CyberLink...