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Invirt is a software package originally designed by the Student Information Processing Board of MIT as a free service for the MIT community. It includes VM creation and management through a web interface, load balancing across multiple virtual machine hosts, a serial console server accessible over ssh, a 3 minute autoinstaller-in-a-domU, and several other features for provisioning. Invirt is the package that powers the MIT [http://xvm.mit.edu/ XVM] service. In this talk, Invirt developers will provide an overview of the system architecture and implementation. | Invirt is a software package originally designed by the Student Information Processing Board of MIT as a free service for the MIT community. It includes VM creation and management through a web interface, load balancing across multiple virtual machine hosts, a serial console server accessible over ssh, a 3 minute autoinstaller-in-a-domU, and several other features for provisioning. Invirt is the package that powers the MIT [http://xvm.mit.edu/ XVM] service. In this talk, Invirt developers will provide an overview of the system architecture and implementation. | ||
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Revision as of 03:50, 10 December 2008
[edit] Invirt
| Date: December 9, 2008, at 3:30 PM |
| Presenters: Greg Price (price) and Evan Broder (broder) |
| Location: 4-231 |
| Notes: slides, website, XVM service |
| Abstract: Invirt is a software package originally designed by the Student Information Processing Board of MIT as a free service for the MIT community. It includes VM creation and management through a web interface, load balancing across multiple virtual machine hosts, a serial console server accessible over ssh, a 3 minute autoinstaller-in-a-domU, and several other features for provisioning. Invirt is the package that powers the MIT XVM service. In this talk, Invirt developers will provide an overview of the system architecture and implementation. |
