Tags: Virtualization
Nabla Containers | November 21, 2018
Nabla on Kubernetes
A while back, we released a demo of the nabla containers runtime, runnc (v0.1). Most recently, we have improved our runtime in several aspects such as better start-up times and memory density. In addition to that (and also the focus of this blogpost), we have implemented Nabla support for...
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The New Stack | November 16, 2018
Ruby in Containers
There was a time when deploying software was an event, a ceremony because of the difficulty that was required to keep this consistency. Teams spent a lot of time making the destination environments run the software as the source environment. They thereafter prayed that the gods kept the software...
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Linux Journal | November 14, 2018
Virtualizing the Clock
Dmitry Safonov wanted to implement a namespace for time information. The twisted and bizarre thing about virtual machines is that they get more virtual all the time. There's always some new element of the host system that can be given its own namespace and enter the realm of the virtual machine....
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Info Q | November 9, 2018
Who Is Running My Kubernetes Pod? The Past, Present, and Future of Container Runtimes
In the Linux operating system world, container technology has existed for quite some time, reaching back over a decade to the initial ideas around separate namespaces for file systems and processes. At some point in the more recent past, LXC was born and became the common way for users on Linux to...
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Datacenter Dynamics | October 3, 2018
Open Source Communities Unite Around Cloud-Native Network Functions
Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF), chiefly responsible for Kubernetes, and the recently established Linux Foundation Networking (LF Networking) group are collaborating on a new class of software tools called Cloud-native Network Functions (CNFs).
CNFs are the next generation Virtual Network...
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HPE Blog | August 27, 2018
10 Virtualization Mistakes Everyone Makes
Virtualization can give anyone a headache if it’s not properly set up and thought through. Here are the top 10 mistakes and how to prevent them.
Although we often discuss virtualization as a new thing, the need for the technology is almost as old as computing itself, dating back to the 1960s....
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Starwind | August 1, 2018
Half Year in Review – Four Leading Virtualization Products
Nowadays, virtualization is becoming the top priority need for many organizations and they take special care of it while designing their IT infrastructures. The trend of using virtualization instead of hardware storage is just not an occasional practice rather it has become important because of the...
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ADMIN Magazine | July 23, 2018
Persistent Volumes for Docker Containers
Docker guarantees the same environment on all target systems: If the Docker container runs for the author, it also runs for the user and can even be preconfigured accordingly. Although Docker containers seem like a better alternative to the package management of current distributions (i.e., RPM and...
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Xen Project | July 10, 2018
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Learn about Xen Project power management: how the requirements change in the embedded space and how this change can unite the hypervisor and power manager functions.
Xen Project Hypervisor: Virtualization and Power Management are Coalescing into an Energy-Aware Hypervisor
Power management in the Xen Project Hypervisor historically targets server applications to improve power consumption and heat management in data centers reducing electricity and cooling costs. In the embedded space, the Xen Project Hypervisor faces very different applications, architectures and...
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Eric Brown | July 3, 2018 agl.jpg
AGL outlines the architecture of a “virtualized software defined vehicle architecture” for UCB codebase in new white paper.
AGL Outlines Virtualization Scheme for the Software Defined Vehicle
Last August when The Linux Foundation’s Automotive Grade Linux (AGL) project released version 4.0 of its Linux-based Unified Code Base (UCB) reference distribution for automotive in-vehicle infotainment, it also launched a Virtualization Expert Group (EG-VIRT). The workgroup has now released a...
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