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post #1001 of 1664
10/28/12 at 11:16am
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You know you can edit your posts right?

Yes, I know that. I wrote previous post from my phone.... editing requires too much touching though tongue.gif
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10/28/12 at 5:50pm
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CPU: Intel Xeon E3-1225V2 8 MB
Cooler: Noctua NH-L12
Motherboard: ASUS P8H77-I
RAM: Kingston HyperX blu 2 x 8 GB
GPU: Intel HD Graphics P4000
HDD: Seagate Barracuda 7200.14 3000GB 64MB SATA
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Seagate Barracuda 7200.11 1500GB 32MB SATA
SSD: Samsung 830 Series 128 GB SSD
PSU: Corsair Builder Series CX430 V2
Case: Lian Li PC-Q25B

That's clean, nice one!
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post #1003 of 1664
10/28/12 at 5:52pm
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So, i see a lot of you are running VMs. Why do you exactly need to have 5 VMs running? And how is the performance of virualizing, like in VMware, compared to just installing the OS directly?
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post #1004 of 1664
10/28/12 at 7:30pm
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So, i see a lot of you are running VMs. Why do you exactly need to have 5 VMs running? And how is the performance of virualizing, like in VMware, compared to just installing the OS directly?

Are you asking me?

A true hypervisor (Xen, ESXi etc.) should have practically equal performance to a bare metal install.

Paravirtualisation (Virtuozzo etc.) will be less due to overheads etc. of the host OS and the fact it doesn't get hardware pass through etc.

We run a ~200 server strong VMWare infrastructure at work...

The reason to run many VM's are:
Segregating work - Bad idea for one server to do too much.
Redundancy - Multiple VM's accross multiple hosts incase one goes down.
Load balancing - Multiple VM's doing the same thing and sharing a heavy load (usually Web/SQL)
For home setups - Trying things in different OS's and experimenting.

Many other reasons too...
Edited by dushan24 - 10/28/12 at 7:34pm
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post #1005 of 1664
10/28/12 at 8:29pm
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Are you asking me?
A true hypervisor (Xen, ESXi etc.) should have practically equal performance to a bare metal install.
Paravirtualisation (Virtuozzo etc.) will be less due to overheads etc. of the host OS and the fact it doesn't get hardware pass through etc.
We run a ~200 server strong VMWare infrastructure at work...
The reason to run many VM's are:
Segregating work - Bad idea for one server to do too much.
Redundancy - Multiple VM's accross multiple hosts incase one goes down.
Load balancing - Multiple VM's doing the same thing and sharing a heavy load (usually Web/SQL)
For home setups - Trying things in different OS's and experimenting.
Many other reasons too...
Xen is has two types - PV and HVM.
PV (paravirtualisation) performs better but the domU knows it's being virtualised.
HVM (hardware virtualisation) does not perform as well, and cannot run on all hardware, but the domU does not know it is in virtualisation. This type of virtualisation supports windows whereas PV doesn't.
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post #1006 of 1664
10/28/12 at 9:21pm
Usage: General Storage/Downloader/Media Streaming Not quite finished, A few little things to change.

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Gpu: GTX 260
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10/28/12 at 9:31pm
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10/28/12 at 9:34pm
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Hey guess what guys....



My server sucks. Still in my first semester of a Windows Administration program, and I was able to get this GX280 for free from my dad. Once I got my MSDN AA license, I put server 2008 on it and have just been playing around with it. Eventually I'll add more HDDs to it and actually put it to good use.
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10/29/12 at 6:45am



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RAM:......G.SKILL Sniper Series 8GB 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 Low Voltage Desktop
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Cooler:....CORSAIR CWCH60 Hydro Series H60 High Performance Liquid CPU
PSU:.......KINGWIN Lazer Platinum Series LZP-550 550W ATX SLI Ready
HD:.........Western Digital Caviar Green WD20EARX 2TB 64MB Cache SATA 6.0Gb/s (x4) Raid5
SSD:.......Intel 520 Series Solid-State Drive 120 GB SATA 6 Gb/s 2.5-Inch
Fan:........(120mm x120mm x 15mm) CoolerMaster Blade Master XtraFlo 120 Slim Case Fan
BD-RW:....Home Surplus

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post #1010 of 1664
11/2/12 at 5:29pm
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Originally Posted by dushan24 View Post

Are you asking me?
A true hypervisor (Xen, ESXi etc.) should have practically equal performance to a bare metal install.
Paravirtualisation (Virtuozzo etc.) will be less due to overheads etc. of the host OS and the fact it doesn't get hardware pass through etc.
We run a ~200 server strong VMWare infrastructure at work...
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Segregating work - Bad idea for one server to do too much.
Redundancy - Multiple VM's accross multiple hosts incase one goes down.
Load balancing - Multiple VM's doing the same thing and sharing a heavy load (usually Web/SQL)
For home setups - Trying things in different OS's and experimenting.
Many other reasons too...

- Stability. Virtualised "hardware" will always be the same, no matter what the underlying physical hardware is.
- Stability. Each application stack can run on a known "hardware"/OS combination. Upgrades can be tested in a contained environment, away from a production installation and without having to buy new hardware.
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