Xen devel - Jun 2012 - VM Capacity on Intel's X.86

Hi All,

I want to use Xen''s hypervisor infrastructure on a X.86 Gladden dual
core 1.5Ghz (it has a  1GE full duplex processing capacity).

I was wondering if anyone knows :


1)      How many concurrent Linux-based VMs will the hypervisor be able to
support ?

2)      Is there a PPS limitation ? If so, what is the max value ? (per VM and
total)

3)      Is there a memory limitation ? If so, what is the max value ? (per VM
and total)

Any help will be much appreciated.

Thanks,

Ron.


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>>> On 28.06.12 at 00:27, RAN HYSLER <ran_h@rad.com> wrote:
> I want to use Xen''s hypervisor infrastructure on a X.86 Gladden
dual core
> 1.5Ghz (it has a  1GE full duplex processing capacity).
This is not really a question to be raised on xen-devel, imo. Please
use xen-users instead...
> I was wondering if anyone knows :
> 
> 
> 1)      How many concurrent Linux-based VMs will the hypervisor be able to 
> support ?
> 
> 2)      Is there a PPS limitation ? If so, what is the max value ? (per VM 
> and total)
> 
> 3)      Is there a memory limitation ? If so, what is the max value ? (per 
> VM and total)
... and look for readily available information first (see
http://wiki.xen.org/wiki/Xen_Release_Features).

Jan