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Re: [pS-dev] HELL and VMWare


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  • From: Nicolas Simar <>
  • To: Cesaroni Giovanni <>
  • Cc: WiN-Labor <>, Frederic Loui <>, "" <>
  • Subject: Re: [pS-dev] HELL and VMWare
  • Date: Thu, 31 May 2007 08:38:33 +0100

Hi Giovanni,

Cesaroni Giovanni wrote:
Hi Nicolas,
about VMWare:
it is a tool that allow you to install on a single machine many virtual machines.
The benefit of using it, in our case, is that you can install the ios with all the sw creating an image of the virtual machine.
Then you can run the image on any other machine using VMWare without installing anything.
Example of use:
it is often used to run windows at the same time you run linux on a linux machine (note that the resources of the physical machine are distributed on the virtual machines)
or if you have a service on VMW you can easily backup it, just coping the image file (of the ios with all the sw installed) to another server.

What are the drawbacks of such methods?
Could it be a way of providing easy to install perfsonar web-services or it will decrease their performances?

Cheers,
Nicolas

Cheers,
Giovanni

Nicolas Simar wrote:

Hi,

several users have asked to have something really simple for installing perfsonar web-services.
As way of facilitating means, I have heard of HELL (DFN plan) and VMWare.

Could someone explain me:
a) what is HELL
b) what is its difference with VMWare
c) are there other system that could allow someone to deploy quickly and easily some tools.

Thanks a lot in advance.

Best regards,




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