“The Golden Age of OpenVZ is over.” While OpenVZ made cheap VPS hosting possible, its shared kernel now puts it at a competitive disadvantage. The OpenVZ container-based virtualization system has been popular for years because of its dependable performance, particularly in the VPS hosting industry. OpenVZ operates several isolated containers, also known as virtual environments,… Read More

Have you thought about what runs a virtual server? Every VPS hosting plan, every cloud server, and every container-based application is built on one key foundation: virtualization technology. It is the unsung infrastructure that dictates the level of efficiency in server performance, operational security, and how easy and simple it is to implement server scaling…. Read More

When it comes to virtualization, KVM (Kernel-based Virtual Machine) is recognized as one of the leading hypervisors in the open-source ecosystem.  Being part of the Linux kernel, KVM provides bare-metal performance with complete control and no licensing fees, which explains why it is used as a foundation for several cloud and enterprise infrastructures. Many developers… Read More

For the modern server, the question is no longer whether you’ll use virtualization, but how fast and flexible it will be. KVM and QEMU, often misunderstood as rivals, form the core of most high-performance Linux setups. It enables the running of multiple virtual machines on a single physical server, thus optimizing performance and resource utilization…. Read More

Workers on average clock in more than 3 hours a week doing tasks that are automatable. That’s nearly half a workday lost every week and over 156 hours a year spent on dull data entry, copying and pasting, and sending reminders. It’s time to recover that time and put it to better use. To do… Read More