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And that's the right thing to do! Xen features no practical advantages anymore, that may have been different historically.
by mkesper 6y ago
And that's the right thing to do!
Xen features no practical advantages anymore, that may have been different historically.
- CameronNemo 6y agoIn the past (4+ years ago) I read that Xen was more performant than KVM due to tighter integration between the host and guest kernels. Is that no longer the case? Is paravirtualization no longer necessary, or does KVM do paravirtualization now?
- mkesper 6y agoKVM supports paravirtualization of different hosts for years now. Some project history: https://lwn.net/Articles/705160/ https://lwn.net/Articles/705160/