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Re: [Xen-users] Which distro to use for Dom0
How about the live migration parts, are they well supported in
Debian? This is the biggest part I want to get working...live/auto
migration.
On 1/12/2011 9:39 AM, Bruce Edge wrote:
Debian 6 (squeeze) beta 2 is good. Stable xen 4.01
available and no fuss apt-get xen installation.
Caveat: I did just install this yesterday, but was pleased by the
progress so far. Much better Xen support than Ubuntu. I missed a
few Ubuntu apps, like kvpm, but the maverick versions compiled and
ran fine on debian 6 with no problems.
-Bruce
On Wed, Jan 12, 2011 at 7:20 AM, Donny
Brooks <dbrooks@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
When I first started using Xen I was on Ubuntu 8.04 with the
version of Xen that shipped with it. Now here at work I have
had to move to a Centos based Dom0 due to the dell OMSA
requirement of an rpm based os. I have found good sources on
how to install OMSA on just about any linux distribution so I
am now in the market for a new setup. Centos is fine but I was
wondering if there was something else out there that would be
better for the dom0.
All of my servers are Dell's and have 2 or 4 nics which I have
and can bond together and pass a trunk through. We now have an
iSCSI SAN that I need thrown in the mix. Do I need to dedicate
half the nics for the iSCSI or just pass the vlan to the
domu's? I am unclear on this part.
Here is what we need for the distro/xen:
Live/automatic domu failover
Easy upgrade path between xen versions
Preferably web-based dom0 administration (not totally needed
but is nice for the others in my office)
What is the best distribution to accomplish this with the
greatest of ease/administration?
Thanks in advance
Donny B.
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