OpenVZ vs KVM vs Xen (PV and HVM) vs VMWare

[Enterprisevpssolutions]

It has "source info" because you just added that line.  You are also not using the article non-commercially - so yes, pulling the content from our wiki for use in your own knowledgebase is straight theft.  Have the decency to either write your own content, or ask for contributions, rather than steal from others.

How was it commercially? Please explain so we can understand as we were just telling the difference in the product? If you want it removed I will have them do it just let us know.

 

[Aldryic C'boas]

How is it commercial?  Seriously?  What, you expect me to believe you run a charity business giving away free VMs?

I suggest instead of blindly quoting licensing, you take the time to actually read and comprehend them.  And since I have to spell it out for you - yes, take it down.  You do not have permission to use that article, or any other content from our sites.

 

[Enterprisevpssolutions]

How is it commercial?  Seriously?  What, you expect me to believe you run a charity business giving away free VMs?

I suggest instead of blindly quoting licensing, you take the time to actually read and comprehend them.  And since I have to spell it out for you - yes, take it down.  You do not have permission to use that article, or any other content from our sites.

Removed. Sorry to offend. 

 

[Enterprisevpssolutions]

Just to help out here is another sites with the same info slightly modified.

http://vpsdatabase.com/knowledgebase.php?action=displayarticle&id=10

Dec 7, 2012 - Burst resources come from the remaining unused capacity of the system. The system may allow one VPS to borrow resources like RAM from another VPS when ...

and if you check that article in the link below you will see its slightly modified in many areas.

http://smallseotools.com/plagiarism-checker/

 

[switsys]

How was it commercially?

WOW - is this guy for real ?

 

[Enterprisevpssolutions]

WOW - is this guy for real ?

Sometimes yes sometimes no. Depending on what real is!

 

[Echelon]

Those folks on the other side of Canada take copyright seriously.

 

[Tux]

I think the simple answer to that is NO. It provides dedicated resources and I haven't heard of anyone being able to oversell KVM. That is one of the reasons KVM is normally more expensive...

KVM is able to overcommit resources just as well as OpenVZ. The only difference is that it's far more noticeable.

 

[bigrobsweb]

I personally like KVM as in my opinion its best fully virtualized solution. Loads of my customers do prefer XEN but I like to point out Redhat buying out KVM moving from XEN.

Have to admit I never ran a VMware node.

 

[shovenose]

KVM is able to overcommit resources just as well as OpenVZ. The only difference is that it's far more noticeable.

I don't think it's possible to overcommit with KVM on SolusVM.

 

[HostUS-Alexander]

I don't think it's possible to overcommit with KVM on SolusVM.

Its possible, but you will see a bad performance.