Comments on: CloudLinux OS Set to Surface At Parallels Summit http://www.thevarguy.com/2010/02/21/cloudlinux-os-set-to-surface-at-parallels-summit/ Channel News, Reseller News and Channel Partner Programs Fri, 10 Feb 2012 12:00:23 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Judy Shapiro http://www.thevarguy.com/2010/02/21/cloudlinux-os-set-to-surface-at-parallels-summit/comment-page-1/#comment-107318 Judy Shapiro Tue, 23 Feb 2010 16:57:53 +0000 http://www.thevarguy.com/?p=8544#comment-107318 Hi Scott -- It'd be our pleasure to talk to you - just let me know what works. As far as what LVE is - a more detailed explanation will be on the site as a white paper very soon (next 9 days). But here's a summary to provide context. LVE technology is implemented right at the core of the operating system - the Linux kernel which employs a fair-share scheduler that limits the share of the CPU that each tenant gets. This ensures that all tenants receive sufficient server resources even if one site has a resource spike which, with any other OS, means that the server can become less responsive for all other sites or worse the server can go down. LVE works by transparently giving each user their own “Lightweight Virtual Environment” so that before a website can execute any script, it is first placed in LVE and then executed under LVE constraints preventing any site from exceeding its resource limits. The ability to manage a server at an individual user level is the key advantage (and differentiator) of CloudLinux’s LVE approach. And yes - your hunch is right -- we wanted to do a big launch at the Parallel Show where the CloudLinux CEO is presenting a proprietary study on the issues of server management and how LVE solves those issues. We are working hard to get all this content on the site as fast as we can... Thanks so much for your interest and patience. Judy Shapiro Hi Scott –

It’d be our pleasure to talk to you – just let me know what works.

As far as what LVE is – a more detailed explanation will be on the site as a white paper very soon (next 9 days). But here’s a summary to provide context.

LVE technology is implemented right at the core of the operating system – the Linux kernel which employs a fair-share scheduler that limits the share of the CPU that each tenant gets. This ensures that all tenants receive sufficient server resources even if one site has a resource spike which, with any other OS, means that the server can become less responsive for all other sites or worse the server can go down.

LVE works by transparently giving each user their own “Lightweight Virtual Environment” so that before a website can execute any script, it is first placed in LVE and then executed under LVE constraints preventing any site from exceeding its resource limits.

The ability to manage a server at an individual user level is the key advantage (and differentiator) of CloudLinux’s LVE approach.

And yes – your hunch is right — we wanted to do a big launch at the Parallel Show where the CloudLinux CEO is presenting a proprietary study on the issues of server management and how LVE solves those issues.

We are working hard to get all this content on the site as fast as we can…

Thanks so much for your interest and patience.

Judy Shapiro

]]> By: Scott Dowdle http://www.thevarguy.com/2010/02/21/cloudlinux-os-set-to-surface-at-parallels-summit/comment-page-1/#comment-107317 Scott Dowdle Tue, 23 Feb 2010 16:22:00 +0000 http://www.thevarguy.com/?p=8544#comment-107317 What is LVE? Is it OpenVZ? Is it something else? If something else, is it like OpenVZ, Linux-VServer, and or LXE? I'd love an interview opportunity... for my website. I've interviewed the OpenVZ Project head, the leader of Linux-VServer, and some Red Hat guys about RHEV... and the Proxmox VE guys too. I'm primarily a OpenVZ user and very involved in the OpenVZ community. The CloudLinux website has almost no technical content and is mostly marketing speak. Confusion exists because of that. One has to wonder if that is on purpose... or perhaps you are wanting to keep certain things under wraps before you have a a big announcement? What is LVE? Is it OpenVZ? Is it something else? If something else, is it like OpenVZ, Linux-VServer, and or LXE?

I’d love an interview opportunity… for my website. I’ve interviewed the OpenVZ Project head, the leader of Linux-VServer, and some Red Hat guys about RHEV… and the Proxmox VE guys too. I’m primarily a OpenVZ user and very involved in the OpenVZ community.

The CloudLinux website has almost no technical content and is mostly marketing speak. Confusion exists because of that. One has to wonder if that is on purpose… or perhaps you are wanting to keep certain things under wraps before you have a a big announcement?

]]> By: The VAR Guy http://www.thevarguy.com/2010/02/21/cloudlinux-os-set-to-surface-at-parallels-summit/comment-page-1/#comment-107308 The VAR Guy Mon, 22 Feb 2010 16:36:57 +0000 http://www.thevarguy.com/?p=8544#comment-107308 Judy: The VAR Guy appreciates your enthusiasm. And our resident blogger -- if he exists -- is set to meet Seletskiy at the conference. But thank you for the meeting offer. -TVG Judy: The VAR Guy appreciates your enthusiasm. And our resident blogger — if he exists — is set to meet Seletskiy at the conference. But thank you for the meeting offer.
-TVG

]]> By: Judy Shapiro http://www.thevarguy.com/2010/02/21/cloudlinux-os-set-to-surface-at-parallels-summit/comment-page-1/#comment-107306 Judy Shapiro Mon, 22 Feb 2010 16:12:12 +0000 http://www.thevarguy.com/?p=8544#comment-107306 Hi VAR guy -- Judy here from CloudLinux and prepare to be convinced :) CloudLinux is the only OS that lets web hosts manage their servers at an individual user level. That is not something you will find with any other OS... bet'cha. I understand your skepticism but it is why 6 partners signed up within our first 30 days. Enjoy the show. Judy Shapiro P.S. - Let me know if you want a chat with Igor Seletskiy, the CEO at the show... Hi VAR guy –

Judy here from CloudLinux and prepare to be convinced :)

CloudLinux is the only OS that lets web hosts manage their servers at an individual user level. That is not something you will find with any other OS… bet’cha.

I understand your skepticism but it is why 6 partners signed up within our first 30 days.

Enjoy the show.

Judy Shapiro

P.S. – Let me know if you want a chat with Igor Seletskiy, the CEO at the show…

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