Best Virtualization Software?

[MxSoft]

Hi i got a big machine with ubuntu 12.04.1, how can i make multiple Vps here?.
Does VmWare is a good option???

 

[Incipient]

I am using VirtualBox because it is easy and simple and seems to do a really great job.

 

[Deleted member 148307]

As up said, virtualbox is the best choice.

 

[MxSoft]

But VirtualBox will let me have each server with an unique ip?

 

[Deleted member 148307]

Yes.

 

[MxSoft]

And for hosting several ots, all of them will use the same port? 7171?

 

[Runes]

And for hosting several ots, all of them will use the same port? 7171?

Yep.

 

[Shinmaru]

MxSoft, don't use VB if you are not going to use it headless,(Non GUI Host or Server) I gave you a link about OpenVZ, they even have specialized Kernels for Virtualization.

GUI + VB = BLOAT!!

 

[Znote]

And for hosting several ots, all of them will use the same port? 7171?

Assuming you have enough IP addresses you can allocate the IP to their network interfaces.

But just because you have virtulisation software, dosn't mean you will magically be allocated multiple global IP addresses.

 

[MxSoft]

I know i have 4 usable ips

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MxSoft, don't use VB if you are not going to use it headless,(Non GUI Host or Server) I gave you a link about OpenVZ, they even have specialized Kernels for Virtualization.

GUI + VB = BLOAT!!

OpenVZ doesnt works with latest Ubuntu XS

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10 GBPS who the one that do this job

 

[Shinmaru]

I know i have 4 usable ips

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OpenVZ doesnt works with latest Ubuntu XS

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10 GBPS who the one that do this job

Ok... Now tell me what is this?
Disregard that!
I saw this : * OpenVZ is supported on Ubuntu only for the 8.04 version.

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Check Xen out, it's another alternative. Xen - Ubuntu

 

[MxSoft]

Who can help me with this?