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Calling this “hypervisor for the cloud” is a bit disingenuous. There is no way it would compete with the existing commercial solutions out there by VMWare/Pivot
by 0x8BADF00D 8y ago
Calling this “hypervisor for the cloud” is a bit disingenuous. There is no way it would compete with the existing commercial solutions out there by VMWare/Pivotal, Joyent, and Red Hat. Where is the HA capability? No way to monitor cluster health. No k8s support either. This is just a fork of Qemu.