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Don't forget: linux-vserver and openvzDon't forget: linux-vserver and openvzPosted Apr 12, 2006 3:04 UTC (Wed) by SocketCreep (guest, #37089)In reply to: Don't forget: linux-vserver and openvz by dowdle Parent article: Testing out the Xen live CD
One concern I have is this: Although Virtualization is great for maximizing server utilization, it would seem to also to create a single point of failure. What is there were a hardward failure? All services and virtual servers would go down. (Unless you had a fault tolerant system with built-in hardware redundancy.)
So, along with that concern is a question: How well does virtualization do in a clustered environment? Does the process load get distributed well to the nodes, or would it stay on the host or master node?
I do not have any experience yet with clusters or virtualization, but am thinking this could be a great way for all those old cpu we all have laying around to be used.
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