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Old 06-07-2012
VMware and Red Hat Virtualization

Hey Guys, we will be very interested in learning from your experiences on using Red Hat Virtualization. I am still trying to understand how does VMware and Red Hat Virtualization fit with each other. Has anyone been on projects where the customer is using both ? and any experiences you may have had
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Old 06-07-2012
They are very different. RHEV is a product based on KVM. Vmware is based on their own hypervisor. Both have similar features, though different strengths and weaknesses.

One thing to note, is that RHEV does not play nicely (support wise) with other OSes besides RHEL based ones and Windows.

You'd have to ask more specific questions than the ones you have asked.
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