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Ubuntu Xen
Below a quick summary of the Ubuntu Xen articles available in this blog. These articles where written and tested on Ubuntu Juanty. With the upcoming release of Ubuntu Karmic, things will likely change. The biggest gap in getting Xen to work on Karmic is currently obtaining a functioning xen patched kernel. There are a number of features that Karmic uses in very recent kernels, and there are not patched kernels available yet. I will investigate this and post here when I find out a little bit more. If you really need Xen, stick to Jaunty for now. As a plan B option where I want to use Karmic, I will install virtualbox, below you can find some details about convirting your machines to Sun VirtualBox.
Xen on Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty
- Running Xen on Ubuntu Intrepid and Jaunty Step by Step guide to using Xen with Ubuntu Intrepid and Juanty - How to Set Up Xen Dom0 on Jaunty Jakalope 9.04
- Installing and Running Xen DomU Jaunty on Dom0 Ubuntu Juanty Installing and Running Xen DomU Jaunty on Dom0 Ubuntu Juanty
- Compiling a Xen Dom0 Kernel for Ubuntu Jaunty Compiling a Xen Dom0 Kernel for Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty Jakalope
- Deploying DomU Centos 5 with Xen on Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty Jakalope Howto: Install and run Xen DomU Centos 5 on Dom0 Ubuntu Juanty using Rinse
- Using LVM2 Snapshots to provide rollback functionality for Xen Howto: LVM2 Snapshots to provide rollback functionality for Xen Domain loopback image
