Re: [Xen-users] Production Xen Deployment (Windows Guests)

> Also if your looking for a vendor that will support your xen setup I copied
> this from another list:
>
> A really neat vendor to add to your list is Virtual Iron
>
> One aspect of their approach to VT is to treat each node on an
> infiniband network as a NUMA node in a single image scale up approach.
>
> It is public info that Intel Capital is investing there.
> http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1895,1863527,00.asp
> <<

I was under the impression that VI had now abandoned the "virtual SMP cluster" 
approach, and were concentrating on providing management products for their 
Xen-based package.

Apparently they were finding it so hard to persuade potential customers to use 
Infiniband it was more like selling the IB adapters than software...  I think 
the cluster SMP stuff was predicated on people having IB infrastructure, 
that's not yet widely deployed.

Cheers,
Mark

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