Re: [Xen-users] Improve performance of domain U

["saptarshi naha" <naha80@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hey,


> > I will create the swap using LVM and GNBD and then pass the
> > swap partition using /dev/sda2 through configuration files.
> > Correct me if am wrong.
>
> If you need to make sure, you can live-swap you domU to another host, you
> need to do that.
> However, if you use GNBD for live mirror as backup purpose, you should not
> put swap there. Swap needs really fast access and network-backed devices
> tend not to be so fast...
So if I understand correctly, if i use GNBD i should not put swap.
Does iSCSI work better then GNBD and would I be able to put swap and
improve performance?


> > Is it possible to do windows installation on Xen with Xeon
> > processors but without dual core? I search on the intel site
> > and xensource but there is no mention for JUST xeon processor
> > have intel VT techonology.
>
> I don't have VT and I don't know about XEON, but AFAIK there is a output
> while booting Xen that shows processor flags and you should see it there.
> Moreover, you need to have a VT-enabled bios with Intel processors, so have
> a look there.
>
> > If it is not possible, Is there any way of doing windows
> > virtualization i can try?
>
> Bochs, VMWare, etc. Not with pure Xen without VT.
Yeah I check for VMX in the dmesg but it was not there. Also I checked
the BIOS to enable any intelVT through that, but there was none. I
want to make windows 2k3 run through xen.


Also I wanted to know if there are any good xen managment tool
available. I got enomalism. Has anyone tried this? Or is there any
other good xen management tool?


Thanks,
Naha

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