On 30/04/2014 09:53, George Dunlap
wrote:
Looks fine overall. Just two
comments:
* "...the kernel which Red Hat decided didn’t need to
support the Xen Project Hypervisor." This may be
interpreted as a bit petulant: I think for a technical post,
we just want to stick to the facts.
Agreed. The phrasing made me feel that I didn't want to continue
reading. all that is needed, is ".... ,which does not support the
Xen Project Hypervisor"
* The Virt SIG seems like a bit of
an afterthought: in the "What does the Future Hold" section, I
would start with the development of the Virt SIG, and then
mention our plans (updating every other Xen release, &c).
How about something like this:
The Xen4CentOS is not a one-time, cut-and-run hack. It
is being transitioned into the newly formed CentOS Virtualization SIG.
This CentOS SIG
will focus on providing a specialized CentOS variant suitable
for various virtualization technologies, including the Xen
Project Hypervisor. The plan
is to provide regular security and bug-fix updates as needed and
to upgrade the Xen Project Hypervisor with every even major
release (4.4, 4.6, etc) and to provide matching updates for
QEMU, libvirt and other dependent packages.
So if you were thinking about trying Xen Project
software on CentOS, there is now every reason to give it a try.
