So you have my curiosity. I've talked with Nathan a little about this several weeks ago, however I'm more curious. I visited their website however it did not provide enough info.
I worked for a hosting company that used virtuozzo to create VPS's. They would put 150 or so per server and I was told 80 was more reasonable.
I seem to recall someone saying you can over allocate resources. I suspect that means if I have a gig of ram I can allocate 512M to 3 Vmachines.
So how is VMware different that virtuozzo?
And more importantly, I do PHP/MySql development and have a dev server on my private net. How would I use VMware to help me with PHP/MySql development?
Thanks,
Keith
Nathan England <
nathan@paysonlinux.org> wrote:
All,
Has anyone used VMware Workstation and the free Server?
I am wondering if there are any differences, or if you've noticed any
difference between the two and how they work on your linux box running
different guest os's.
I use Workstation 5 and love it, but I'm wondering if there is any benefit to
running Server instead, other than the cool web interface.
nathan
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