Live Migration with AMD & Microsoft
Loading...
Loading...
2,622
Link to this comment:
Share to:
Loading...
- 5:27IBM xSeries Power Consumptionby djrock90001,596 views
- 4:04Hyper-V Live Migrationby ITProfessionalVideos1,007 views
- 3:06Live Migration - Part 1by dizzytechmanhelper3,393 views
- 5:35Hyper-V 2.0 Live Migrationby pyromaniash1,768 views
- 1:55qemu+kvm live migration with libvirtby ramblingsnarrabilis8,032 views
- 6:10Running a Server Migrationby SysManage4,933 views
- 6:33A quick introduction to HyperV live migration 2/2by dizzytechmanhelper1,403 views
- 6:47Using Hyper V - Windows Server 2008 R2by mullinsJ0860,957 views
- 5:08Demo - Hyper-V Server and Live Migrationby dizzytechmanhelper10,543 views
- 5:52Hyper-V Live Migration with HP StorageWorksby gweedozedo4,102 views
- 4:46Hyper-V VM Clone with SCVMM 2008 DellTechCenter...by toddmuirhead11,693 views
- 4:28Hyper-V Live Migration with EMC CLARiiONby brianpowerwindows2,535 views
- 1:06AMD Opteron 6000 Series Demoby AMDUnprocessed50,708 views
- 4:17AMD vs. INTEL - DUAL CORE STRESS TEST! cool new!!by aleilcapo738,437 views
- 0:44Hyper-V Server 2008 R2 RC demonstrating Live Mi...by Aili2Ooj3,909 views
- 3:06Live Migration and Microsoft Hyper-V Server 2008by StuczynskiRobert6,994 views
- 0:54AMD Dragon vs Intel i7by neoneo2199130,085 views
- 6:37Demo Windows 2008 Hyper V R2 - Live Migrationby StartelIndat2,706 views
- 1:39Windows 7 Sneak-Peak from MGXby berylcore13,551 views
- 4:21Windows Server 2008 Hyper-V Demo on Quad-Core I...by channelintel90,290 views
This would have been better if you weren't playing a video that *could* theoretically have been cached from disk and into memory already by the time the migration happened. Love the tech and R2 as a whole, but the demo failed to provide adequate proof. :)
scorpma508 2 years ago
Think we may be in violent agreement, Akordated.
The AMD-Red Hat demo is meant to be a proof of concept only. I don't think either party represented that this was a finished solution that could be productized and sold.
This is why I say no smoke and mirrors. If claims were made beyond this, I would certainly agree with you on the smoke and mirrors statement.
mjkaustin 2 years ago
FUNNY! No smoke and mirrors? You can't live migrate between different vendors because of hardware incompatabilities. Things will just "work" until you one application fails, which it invariably will because the instruction sets and the characteristics of each instruction is different. I would like to see a realistic demo, not some stupid AMD-RedHat publicity stunt.
akordated 2 years ago
It can't be done in today's environment, johiidk, but there si a way to mask the instruction sets that would allow. Believe Red Hat was the company that demonstrated a proof of concept. No smoke and mirrrors - actually worked.
mjkaustin 2 years ago
Have you watched this video? It's a live migration from AMD to AMD. This isn't some stunt.
mjkaustin 2 years ago
You can cold-migrate between Intel and AMD but not Live Migrate. You can VMotion between all generations of Opteron be it dual, quad, or six core. You can't do that with all gens of Intel
LauraMG310 2 years ago
There is a different video on YouTube that shows live migration from an Intel box to an AMD box. It was done. It can be done. *That* video was done to ruffle feathers - it was to show what could be done.
*This* video does not demonstrate live migration across vendors. This video demonstrates Hyper-V live migration across AMD processor generations.
mjkaustin 2 years ago
You can't live migrate from AMD to Intel because you can't do it from Intel to AMD. If you can do one, you can do the other. The truth is you can't do either. This video is just to ruffle feathers. Has no affect on reality.
akordated 2 years ago
So the same logic applies the other way. You can't live migrate from Intel to AMD too. This is video just a stunt. You can't have these in production
akordated 2 years ago
Different instruction sets. But, AMD has actually demonstrated a proof of concept - live migrating an Intel based VM to an AMD platform. As you can imagine, Intel was not too happy.
mjkaustin 2 years ago