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− | The architecture of OpenVZ is different from the traditional virtual machines architecture because it always runs the same OS kernel as the host system (while still allowing multiple Linux distributions in individual [[container]]s). This single-kernel implementation technology enables running [[container]]s with a near-zero overhead. Thus, OpenVZ offer an order of magnitude higher efficiency and manageability than traditional virtualization technologies. | + | The architecture of OpenVZ is are different from the traditional virtual machines architecture because it always runs the same OS kernel as the host system (while still allowing multiple Linux distributions in individual [[container]]s). This single-kernel implementation technology enables running [[container]]s with a near-zero overhead. Thus, OpenVZ offer an order of magnitude higher efficiency and manageability than traditional virtualization technologies. |
== OS Virtualization == | == OS Virtualization == |