Hello

So i watched @lawrencesystems video of Xen and KVM difference inspired by a write up from @olivierlambert. Great video by the way. On a personnel not i still feel its silly that some people are go beyond fanboy-ism for lack of a better phrase that one is better than the other. I think Jay for Learn Linux put it best when he said that if one was better than the other we would all use that. But in the real world its as most things are depends on your use case and preferences. Me i wanted to learn something different and use a different interface. XCP-ng just began to fit my use case more and more specifically the many to one relationship of XenOrchestra.

Long story short Yes i love XCP-ng but im not going to force using it down someones throught if it doesn't fit there use case or if they don't want to use it. Thats whats great about opensource if you want KVM go for it i wont stop you if you want to use Xen go ahead. But please lets just be kind and support one another we all a community driving the software and whole industry forward.

@abufrejoval Hello with regard to the warning of proprietary code in xen server I believe that is only if you want to use VGPU on NVIDIA cards. What im talking about is pure pcie pass-through. What im focused on i better support for pcie pass-through of say usb or network card. and let it be esaly stubbed and then assigned to vms in XO. With regard to the k80 im using it not just for gaming but gpu accelerated containers and Kubernetes

Hello

So i watched @lawrencesystems video of Xen and KVM difference inspired by a write up from @olivierlambert. Great video by the way. On a personnel not i still feel its silly that some people are go beyond fanboy-ism for lack of a better phrase that one is better than the other. I think Jay for Learn Linux put it best when he said that if one was better than the other we would all use that. But in the real world its as most things are depends on your use case and preferences. Me i wanted to learn something different and use a different interface. XCP-ng just began to fit my use case more and more specifically the many to one relationship of XenOrchestra.

Long story short Yes i love XCP-ng but im not going to force using it down someones throught if it doesn't fit there use case or if they don't want to use it. Thats whats great about opensource if you want KVM go for it i wont stop you if you want to use Xen go ahead. But please lets just be kind and support one another we all a community driving the software and whole industry forward.

@brodiecyber im still new to this tech but id love to contribute in some way

@olivierlambert Awesome How can I help

@olivierlambert That is exactly what is do i manually create API and Worker nodes then add or remove them from my cluster.
The thought of having rancher or portainer create the nodes is extremely exciting for me and it would than also make sense to use that coming Ansible integration for more customization and control

@olivierlambert Hello Olivier

To orchestrate my Kubernetes workloads I use Rancher to manage K3s and for pure Docker hosts i use Portainer

Hello everyone

This is my question and maybe suggestion.
I'm running k3s and microk8s in my lab for testing and fun

I created dedicated full virtual machines based on Debian 11 with k3s API servers running with (1-CPU core an 3-RAM )x3 and a worker node also Debian running 3-CPU and 4-RAM

Long story short ive been looking into RunX container and trying to understand it better by also reading about katacontainer.
From what i understand its somewhat in between a full VM and container. Is it possible and would i get a resource saving running k3s and microk8s in a RunX containers rather than full VMs. Note all persistent configs and data are stored on a dedicated storage server so the compute is running in the vms

@rajaa-b no problem

@abufrejoval Hello with regard to the warning of proprietary code in xen server I believe that is only if you want to use VGPU on NVIDIA cards. What im talking about is pure pcie pass-through. What im focused on i better support for pcie pass-through of say usb or network card. and let it be esaly stubbed and then assigned to vms in XO. With regard to the k80 im using it not just for gaming but gpu accelerated containers and Kubernetes

@rajaa-b Yes ?

@Rajaa-BARHTAOUI thanks for the reply