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[Xen-users] performance degradation of xen


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  • Date: Wed, 11 May 2011 20:15:00 +0800
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Hi everybody

1.I divide my desktop(2 processors ,2G memory) into two VMs(each entirely owns 1 processor ,1G memory).Then I run two tasks simultaneously(task0,task1, they are independent to each other) on these two VMS,the time consumed is T0;

2.I run the same two tasks simultaneously straightly on the desktop,and the time consumed is T1.

I found that T1 is always 2 times as T0.Is this result common or is there any papers(reports) illustrates this kind of question?

many thanks


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