Xen 4.1 released and contains:
- automated regression tests
- credit2 scheduler
- new Memory Access API
- revised XL tool stack
revised XL tool stackcredit2 scheduler new Memory Access API automated regression tests
Xen 4.1 Released
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Monthly Archives: March 2011
rPath X6
rPath X6 automatically constructs images that are ready to run in any physical, virtual or cloud environment (see list of supported targets). This accelerates provisioning and allows workloads to be easily retargeted between physical, virtual and cloud environments.
rPath X6 Physical Targets
- x86 and x86_64 Physical Hardware
rPath X6 Virtual Targets
- VMware ESX/ESXi, vSphere, vCloud
- Citrix XenServer
- Microsoft Hyper-V
- KVM
- Virtual Iron
- Cloud Targets
- Amazon EC2
- Eucalyptus
- OpenStack
- Rackspace
- GoGrid
- BlueLock
- Globus
Hewlett-Packard Cloud Computing Launch
Hewlett-Packard is getting into the cloud-computing business and taking on competitors Amazon and Google.
The technology giant has announced plans for a portfolio of cloud computing capabilities from infrastructure to platform services. As part of that push, HP plans to deliver an “open cloud marketplace” in which developers can create applications for consumers and businesses.
Cloudera Apache Hadoop
Cloudera’s Distribution for Apache Hadoop (CDH) sets a new standard for Hadoop-based data management platforms. It is the most comprehensive platform available today and significantly accelerates deployment of Apache Hadoop in your organization
Virtual Box Prebuilt VMs
Oracle are now providing a set of Oracle Pre-Built VMs for Oracle Virtual Box including
and more
CloudSwitch
CloudSwitch enables enterprises to run applications in the cloud simply and securely, without re-architecting the application or changing management tools and policies.
BoxGrinder Build 0.9.0 is out!
BoxGrinder joins bitnami.org, elasticserver.com and susestudio.com software appliance virtual machine builders and supports many virtualization and Cloud platforms like EC2, Xen, KVM, VMware.
BoxGrinder can create appliances based on Fedora, Red Hat Enterprise Linux or CentOS from simple plain text Appliance Definition files.
