Thanks again to Mr. Teo En Ming for these videos: Part 1 Part 2
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Here is an invitation from Luke Crawford to attend the launch party for his new Xen book: Three years ago, I got an email from a man named Tyler Ortman. Now, sometimes you get an email that changes everything. This was one such email. “Would you be interested in writing
I am giving a talk today on the Xen.org community and our AMAZING open source products at the Latinoware 2009 Conference in Foz do Iguacu, Brazil. The presentation is available for everyone here: Xen.org Latinoware 2009 View more documents from Stephen Spector.
Xen greatly facilitates debugging of OS kernels and modules by allowing source level debug. Allow me to introduce debuggers I wrote up late 2007, mostly from scratch, for xen. The first is gdbsx which was just recently merged into xen unstable branch. The second is kdb, whose primary goal is
The first release candidate for Xen 3.4.2 is available: http://xenbits.xensource.com/xen-3.4-testing.hg (tagged 3.4.2-rc1) Please test!
Here are more details on the new Xen book from No Starch Press by by Chris Takemura and Luke S. Crawford. Full Book Promotional Page – Here Read a Sample from the Book – Chapter 7 From Book Promotional Page -> Xen, the open source virtualization tool, is a system administrator’
Some exciting Xen news that occurred during my vacation… * New Xen Book – The Book of Xen * ORACLE releases VM 2.2 – News Article * Avaya Aura System Platform uses Xen – News Article I will be posting more information on these items this week and will also be posting information about the
I was able to get a presentation that Tim Deegan gave earlier this year on Xen Memory Management: Xen Memory Management View more documents from Stephen Spector.
Good Friday to all ye Xen Folks. Weekly Highlights: •   New HXEN Release Available •   Xen Summit Asia Filling Up Quickly •   Xen SR-IOV Demo at Intel Developer Forum •   Amazing number of Patches and Requests for Comments
I am happy to report that people are visiting the online forum for xen-users questions and want to encourage people to consider using this site for Q&A on using the Xen Hypervisor. I realize that many people are comfortable with the mailing list process and will not be
Last week at Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco Citrix demoed a number of industry firsts using XenServer and Intel SR-IOV NICs: * Full line-rate bi-directional 2x10Gb/s performance into virtual machines, using substantially less CPU than conventional software NIC virtualization, along with reduced network latency. * Seamlessly transition between software NIC
Next week, from October 7th to 9th, will take place in Santiago of Chile, the 9th version of one of the biggest FLOSS related event in South America: Jornadas Regionales de Software Libre. In this opportunity will present two talks concerned with Xen. In the first one, on Wednesday, Erika