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<p>migrated from old wiki VisualAids</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>No this is not about yet another anti-AIDS campaign, this is about creating things that are nice too look at and that can help explain to somebody what VServer does.<br /> <br /> I (Milf) made one slide at Linuxtag 2006 (actually I wanted to make more, but so much to do at a tradeshow: drink Jolt cola, talk to people, grab agoogle-pen each hour ...)<br /> <br /> So here it is: [http://www.ipsi.fraunhofer.de/~mikeschneider/Vserver/VergleichEmulation.pdf Comparison of emulation techniques (pdf)] [http://www.ipsi.fraunhofer.de/~mikeschneider/Vserver/VergleichEmulation.fig xfig-source].<br /> <br /> What else do we need to explain in pictures or graphs?<br /> * the different jails that make up a VServer: chroot, chbind, chcontext<br /> * how these jails combine to create an impenetrable capsule<br /> * benchmarks that show the little overhead compared to unpatched kernel and compared to VMware et al.<br /> * feature-comparison between, for example, vServer versions, different virtualisation-solutions and so on (BenBen?)<br /> * Roadmap (BenBen?)<br /> * handy handout which can be printed as dinA0 or something (has anyone connections to get some cheap print-stuff?) (BenBen?)<br /> * that we are not a subset of anything :)</div>

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