RedHat released integrated virtualization strategy to simplify CPU virtualization deployment

Article title: RedHat released the integrated virtualization strategy to simplify the deployment of CPU virtualization. Linux is a technology channel of the IT lab in China. Including desktop applications, Linux system management, kernel research, red Hat has announced its integrated virtualization strategy at a press conference in San Francisco, aiming at Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) simplify the deployment of CPU virtualization. The plan includes integrating virtualization software called "hypervisor" into Red Hat's Linux core and establishing a virtualized resource center to support customers' efforts. "Users want to treat virtualization as an architectural element and as a commodity," said Brian Stevens, chief technology officer of Red Hat ." He also said integration virtualization marks the evolution of the RHEL platform ." Fedora Core 5 features a new pre-release of virtualization functions based on the open-source Xen technology of Red Hat's partner XenSource. Fedora Core 5 is the Linux release promoted by the Red Hat community. The RHEL 5, to be released by the end of the year, will be fully integrated with the Xen hypervisor. According to Frank Artale, vice president of enterprise development at XenSource, Red Hat's contribution will also benefit Xen software itself. So far, VMware has dominated the x86 virtualization market. Red Hat hopes to integrate Xen hypervisor into RHEL to help broaden or even create the virtualization market for Linux operating systems.