Archive for October, 2012
Today I am revisiting my previous post on Openvswitch on Ubuntu 12.04. Things have changed since then. Previously Openvswitch was relatively new and as such the userland tools (with libvirt being the one I use) didn’t support it yet, so while you could have used Openvswitch by executing the kvm processes for each VM manually. [...]
Windows Server 2012 includes a new storage model. It follows in the footsteps of ZFS and btrfs, in that it uses a pooled disk model, and attempts to combine all of the functionality of RAID, LVM, and the file system. Now this looks like a 1.0 from the perspective of integration, however I am quite [...]
I don’t tend to use a lot of Windows in recent years, but if you look at my past articles I used to do quite a bit around Hyper-V, DFS, Exchange, and various other Windows Services. One thing that was always frustrating is the inconsistent experience around NIC teaming. Basically Teaming allows you to gain [...]