Linked by Rahul on Sun 9th Nov 2008 10:20 UTC
Red Hat and AMD have just done the so-called impossible, and demonstrated VM live migration across CPU architectures. Not only that, they have demonstrated it across CPU vendors. "If you look at the video here, you will see that they did it. Live migration while streaming HD video isn't all that bad a trick mind you, but doing it between a Barcelona, Shanghai and Intel box is. 36 more of these, and we will be in great shape." Only a few months ago during VMworld, Intel and VMware claimed that this was impossible. Looking at the initial reaction, VMware is quite irked by this accomplishment by Red Hat using KVM technology and they are pointing to stability concerns. Red Hat has been a heavy contributor to KVM and acquired Qumranet, the original developers of KVM a while back.
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Actually I think i answered my own question. I think they may be running early access or a mod of xvmserver from Sun. check it out at xvmserver.org. I thought it was ovirt at first, but that looks nothing like ovirt.
edit: funny thing is the first binary code release is due tomorrow! fun fun. I'm a virtualization addict so I can't wait.
Edited 2008-11-09 19:32 UTC
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I was wondering that too. Would be nice if they listed the software they were using. Like the client. Was that a client running rdp into a windows guest? I didnt know rdp supported full video.