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* [http://www.codeplex.com/visa/Wiki/View.aspx?title=English%20version&referringTitle=Home Virtualisation Instruction Set Architecture]
* [http://www.codeplex.com/visa/Wiki/View.aspx?title=English%20version&referringTitle=Home Virtualisation Instruction Set Architecture]
MIPS R3000 processor model, available at ArchC was extended to offer virtualisation support, adding instructions and structures inspired by Intel VT-x.
MIPS R3000 processor model, available at ArchC was extended to offer virtualisation support, adding instructions and structures inspired by Intel VT-x.
* [http://www.visophyte.org/blog/2009/08/03/using-vmware-recordreplay-and-vprobes-for-low-time-distortion-performance-profiling/ Using VMWare Record/Replay and VProbes for low time-distortion performance profiling]
Advanced article on how-to use VMware for your application performance profiling.
* [http://www.ntpro.nl/blog/archives/918-Eavesdrop-your-VI-Client-traffic.html NTPRO.nl Eavesdrop your VI Client traffic]
Eric Sloof shows you a trick here on how-to display the soap traffic send over the wire by the VI-Client. See also [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ab_tMI2a8Y project Onyx from VMware] for another approach.

Latest revision as of 18:56, 28 August 2009

This page contains links to technical articles about virtualisation technology. It's a sort of fancy bookmark of what I consider interesting reading as a programmer... this is not likely to be interesting for everyone ;)

This tutorial covers a few of the basic features of the kernel debugger and has some tips on getting used to using it.

Tricks on sharing data between guest OS instances and the host.

MIPS R3000 processor model, available at ArchC was extended to offer virtualisation support, adding instructions and structures inspired by Intel VT-x.

Advanced article on how-to use VMware for your application performance profiling.

Eric Sloof shows you a trick here on how-to display the soap traffic send over the wire by the VI-Client. See also project Onyx from VMware for another approach.