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Tag Archives: RHEV
Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization: Pentium II Inside!
While VMware ESX exposes the latest performance-enhancing CPU instructions to virtual machines, Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization (RHEV) takes a more conservative approach — downgrading all CPUs to masquerade as an old Pentium II. Continue reading
Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization HA [ha ha]
Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization has an HA feature — Red Hat advertises it as equivalent to VMware HA. Take a look at the numerous deficiencies in that product that will have you laughing all the way to the datacenter – HA [ha ha]. Continue reading
RHEV Manager — It’s not just a clever name
The Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization Manager is a single point of failure and the only management interface for RHEV Hypervisors. Oh, and it only runs on a physical Windows box. Continue reading
Red Hat Enterprise Linux is not Enterprise Virtualization
Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization users may opt for a full installation of Red Hat Enterprise Linux as a hypervisor host. Besides adding extra cost, RHEL KVM packages and management tools are incompatible with RHEV and must be replaced. Continue reading
What is Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization?
Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization is a new competitor to VMware vSphere. After almost half a year on the market, is anyone using it? Continue reading
