Dave Hansen wrote:
On Wed, 2006-01-11 at 20:49 -0500, Mike D. Day wrote:
There are definitely things that are exceedingly helpful. However,
there are at least two other hypervisor-ish things that I can think of
which do the exact same kinds of things. Perhaps it would be helpful to
collaborate with them and produce a common interface. (uml, s390, maybe
some of the powerpc hypervisors)
yes, that is a good idea.
Can the domain be migrated to another physical host?
What scheduler is Xen using (xen has plug-in
schedulers)? All the actual information resides within the xen
hypervisor, not the linux kernel.
Other than debugging and curiosity, why are these things needed?
Debugging is always a good reason :) but I'm specifically thinking of
systems management tools, deployment of virtual machines, and migration.
All of these attributes are important for tools that manage, deploy, or
migrate.
thanks,
Mike
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Mike D. Day
STSM and Architect, Open Virtualization
IBM Linux Technology Center
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