Hi,
Here is my opinion on your message.
> It seems that OpenVZ is faster than UML since the former is a OS-level
> virtualization. It also can run more instances of the VM.
What were you using the instances for? Were they just created to test
the number you could make, if so, are you sure that Op
Hi,
It seems that OpenVZ is faster than UML since the former is a OS-level
virtualization. It also can run more instances of the VM.
My question is:
1) if I run Linux in UML on Linux, will the speed be comparable to openVZ?
2) Is there a ballpark figure of how many instance of UML I can run on
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