Tag: Virtualisation
Red Hat Virtualization starts supporting OpenStack’s Neutron
Red Hat has announced the general availability of Red Hat Virtualization 4. This new release native supports OpenStack's Neutron and offers a secure virtualisation...
LXCOS: Unleashing the Power of LXC to Build PaaS Solutions
LXC or Linux Containers is virtualisation at the operating system level, which can be used to run multiple isolated containers or Linux systems on...
Experience the Virtual World with OpenVZ
OpenVZ is container based, open source, virtualisation technology for Linux. It can be used to install multiple, fully isolated Linux containers easily on a...
The Way FreeBSD Jail Work
FreeBSD-based computer systems can be partitioned into several independent mini-systems called jails by using operating system level virtualisation, which is an implementation of FreeBSD....
Revamp Your IT Career as a Cloud Security Expert
Here's a ringside view of some exciting and challenging careers in the cloud security realm.
The advent of the cloud, which was once a niche...
CloudStack: An Overview of the Open Source IaaS Platform
Here's an open source IaaS platform to set up an on-demand, elastic cloud computing service. It enables utility computing services by allowing cloud service...
CloudStack: An Overview of the Open Source IaaS Platform
Here's an open source IaaS platform to set up an on-demand, elastic cloud computing service. It enables utility computing services by allowing cloud service...
Virtualisation Face-off: Qemu, VirtualBox, VMware Player and Parallels Workstation
In this article, we take a look at four of the most well known and commonly used virtualisation software for Linux.
When it comes to...
VMWare Player, VirtualBox, KVM: Finding Virtualisation Software that Fits
This article is intended to guide users in choosing the best virtualisation solution for themselves.
According to Wikipedia: "Virtualisation, in computing, is the creation of...
Building the Cloud with Open Source and Open Standards
Open source software and standards are not just beneficial, but highly essential for a heterogeneous, shared and scalable environment such as the "cloud". What's...
