KVM Virtualization: Ready for the Desktop?
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There are almost more virtualization tools out there today than even Wikipedia can count. KVM, however, stands out among them as perhaps the only free, non-commercial and open source hypervisor designed for enterprise-grade performance. And it’s come far in its (comparatively) short life — so far, in fact, that it may be time to consider it as a virtualization solution for the desktop as well as the server. <a gref="http://www.thevarguy.com/2011/08/03/kvm-virtualization-ready-for-the-desktop/ ">Here's the update</a>.
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There are almost more virtualization tools out there today than even Wikipedia can count. KVM, however, stands out among them as perhaps the only free, non-commercial and open source hypervisor designed for enterprise-grade performance. And it’s come far in its (comparatively) short life — so far, in fact, that it may be time to consider it as a virtualization solution for the desktop as well as the server. <a gref="http://www.thevarguy.com/2011/08/03/kvm-virtualization-ready-for-the-desktop/ ">Here's the update</a>. Full Story |
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